I am finally rid of this thing now it would seem. After everything is in the trash, restart and empty your trash. Worth also doing a search in Finder for Geneio or Omnibar and delete any of these. Turn your computer off and restart before emptying the trash. Remove to the trash BOTH Geneio AND Omnibar. To remove Omnibar - Go to Safari in the Toolbar at the top of your screen -> Preferences-> Extensions icon (Blue pic). To remove it completely, as well as the steps in a post above to search for all of those files in Finder and then trash them - you must also Quit Geneio (at the top right side of your screen) AND remove Omnibar from your extensions.

Do NOT think that simply by Quitting or Disabling/Disconnecting the Geneio icon at the top that you are done with this thing!! It will come back and ask you if you want to use it as your Homepage/Search Engine and when you click No or Disable, it then becomes your search engine. Reset the Home Page, and possibly default search engine for your browser. See full guide if you are unsure how to do so. For that you can use our top-rated malware remover: Reimage Intego, SpyHunter 5 Combo Cleaner or Malwarebytes. Remove the Omnibar Extension from your browser. This will help you to get rid of MacKeeper pop-up registry traces and will also identify related parasites or possible malware infections on your computer. Remove /Library/Frameworks/amework and empty the trash. If it is, trash it and restart the machine (See the warning in the full guide about overlooking this step).

Here is an abbreviated version of Thomas Reed's guide: Carefully follow Thomas Reed's Genieo Removal Guide to completely rid your machine of the offending adware. Is there any way to get rid of Genieo manually?

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