Help! My computer is infected by a webpage named http://cpvfeed.mediatraffic.com. When I try to open some webpages, I will be redirected to some strange webpages. This webpage even replace my homepage. How could I remove it completely? I try to remove it by myself but no luck. This post will show you the way to remove this browser hijack redirect manually and completely.

Http://cpvfeed.mediatraffic.com Browser Redirect Description

Http://cpvfeed.mediatraffic.com is a browser hijack redirect that wants to collect information from the infected computer. Many victims get this browser hijack redirect when they visit some unknown webpages accidentally. This webpage can install to your system without your permission and knowledge, that is why the victims don’t know how and when their computers are infected by this tricky browser hijack redirect. cpvfeed.mediatraffic.com will let your computer stay in a unsafe situation, this is a really harmful virus and it hacks the web browser to make it corrupted terribly. In detail, the hijacker virus redirects your favorite websites to other unwanted contents, and it changes your homepage and vital computer settings at random every time you perform web browser tasks. Moreover, the browser hijacker virus is designed by cyber hackers to gain access to the affected computer aiming at stealing important personal information and other sensitive information without your notice. Facing such a situation, you need to get rid of the browser hijacker virus entirely and promptly.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on May 19, 2013 9:36 am and last modified on May 19, 2013 10:42 am.

Can’t get rid of http://Mixidjv30.ourtoolbar.com redirect virus that pops up on your computer? All the browsers ( Internet Explorer, Firefox, Google Chrome) have been hijacked, It effects from Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP to Windows 8. How do i delete the Mixidjv30.ourtoolbar from computer?

Hijacked by Mixidjv30.ourtoolbar.com Redirect Virus – How to Remove?

The Mixidjv30.ourtoolbar.com (also known as MixiDJ V30 Community Toolbar) is an attack designed by cyber criminals and they are spreading the plug in throughout the Internet in an attempt to infect as many computers as possible. It is very similar to hijackers that redirected Internet users to Sirefef.gen!c, Mixidj.claro-search.com or delta search engine. The Mixidjv30.ourtoolbar.com virus is a browser hijack that redirects the users to the google.com/webhp site that resembles the Google search page. From there any search that is performed will take the user to a page that doesn’t contain any information relevant to what was searched. instead, users will be taken to pages that are packed full of advertisements and links that compensate the hackers each time they are clicked on. So, the hackers goal is to infect as many computers with this redirect virus and watch the money roll in as users click on the information contained on the “results” pages. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on May 19, 2013 8:09 am and last modified on June 18, 2013 7:24 am.

Home page on Firefox got changed to unfamiliar site – Searchpig.net? What is this web site? Is it just another regular site with a search engine and some categories of resources? But why is it constantly changing the home page away and setting itself as the steady home page URL? Also, how come it often redirects people to unwanted web sites? How can one stop these unpleasant experiences?

Browser Redirect – Searchpig.net Description

Searchpig.net is a web site which is different from all the other regular sites online because it’s categorized as a browser redirect issue here. A browser redirect or browser hijacker is defined by its characters. In other words, to become a browser redirect virus, it will have to act like this: a) hacking into computers without permission from owners; b) performing unusual actions on browsing applications and c) showing unwanted sites or pop ups when you surf online. Searchpig.net redirect matches with all these characters which can be visibly seen or experienced on the computer. And most importantly, a browser hijacker is created to help PC hackers benefit from the browsing records and valuable information it has collected out of the many computers.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on May 16, 2013 9:10 am

I  got a rude toolbar installed on my web browser from Search.creativetoobars.com carelessly but don’t know how to delete it. I tried many solutions but it’s still there. It takes big space on the top of  my browser. I hate it.  I don’t want to use it at all. It also altered my homepage to other site that don’t want. Is there any good idea to deal with it?

Search.creativetoobars.com Browser Hijack Information.

Search.creativetoobars.com is a infuriating browser hijacker which can modify the default setting of your browser to take over the browser’s authorization, change your home page, block your attempts to access particular web resources, redirect the your search engines to some malicious webpages which contains lots of threats such as dangerous links and ads popups. Once infected by Search.creativetoobars.com, every time you try to use your search engines such as Google, Bing, Yahoo, your search results will always be ponderously redirected to it’s homepage or its related malicious websites, which would constantly harass your system with countless pop-ups and ads, slow down you internet speed, drop malicious files onto your PC, seriously degrade the performance of your PC and make your it run as snail. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on May 15, 2013 1:10 pm and last modified on May 29, 2013 3:03 am.

Can’t get rid of http://Webbrowsersearch.com redirect virus that pops up on your computer? All the browsers ( Internet Explorer, Firefox, Google Chrome) have been hijacked, It effects from Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP to Windows 8. How do i delete the Web Browser Search Toolbar from computer?

Hijacked by Webbrowsersearch.com Redirect Virus – How to Remove?

The Webbrowsersearch.com browser hijacker (also known as Web Browser Search) is an attack designed by cyber criminals and they are spreading the plug in throughout the Internet in an attempt to infect as many computers as possible. It is very similar to hijackers that redirected Internet users to Sirefef.gen!c, Mixidj.claro-search.com or delta search engine. While Web Browser Search is created by a legitimate company many computer users report that webbrowsersearch.com was set as their default search engine and homepage without their permission. This is a browser redirect that will take the user to a “search engine” that resembles the most popular ones but there is one big difference: this one doesn’t really work. When a search is performed the user is just taken to a webpage that is packed full of ads and links that pay the hacker each time they are clicked on. While some browser hijacks are designed just to make money from click, this one is a bit more dangerous. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on May 14, 2013 5:54 pm and last modified on May 20, 2013 11:11 am.

Keep getting a popup screen from : http://pcspeedplus.com/scan/ that says “Critical Security Warning!  Your PC was infected with self-replicating virus after Spyware attack. XP Micro Antivirus will per form a free scan of your PC to find all System Threats.”  in Windows XP. How can i delete XP Micro Antivirus Online Scan fake alert? I don’t know if this happens in Windows Vista, Windows 7 or Windows 8, but all the browsers ( Internet Explorer, Firefox, Google Chrome and so on) have been hijacked fully.

How do i get rid of URL “http://pcspeedplus.com/scan/” that keeps bringing up fake AD?

The http://pcspeedplus.com/scan/ is a browser hijack that attacks PC users running Windows and will change the default browser in Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, or Internet Explorer and send the user to a destination that is full of advertisements, sponsored listings, ad annoying pop up ads. It is the same dangerous as http://start.sweetpacks.com/ virus. Once installed, it will redirect the user to a page controlled by the organization behind the hijacker. This started after user saw a popup that was from Adobe Flash Player to update software and started to do the “custom” install. If you “uninstalled” the new stuff, and then started getting these popups.  Downloaded “Adblocker”, changed pop-up blocker setting to “Medium” risk, and put this URL on my “Don’t allow” list, but it just keeps popping up.  AVG Free kept popping up with : AVG Detection:  Threat: Exploit Rogue Scanner (type 831)  Object name: http://pcspeedplus.com/scan/. You still got a pop-up from Windows IE: hidefinstall.com saying it was reported as an “unsafe” website and recommended that you go to your home page instead.Unsuspecting users might not realize it for the first couple of times, but it will become evident fairly quickly that their normal Google, Yahoo, or Bing search pages have been replaced. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on May 14, 2013 1:24 pm and last modified on May 15, 2013 3:40 am.

Can’t get rid of http://Start.MySearchDial.com redirect virus that pops up on your computer? All the browsers ( Internet Explorer, Firefox, Google Chrome and so on) have been hijacked, not only from Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP but also on Windows 8. Any suggestions?

Hijacked by Start.MySearchDial.com Redirect Virus – How to Remove?

The Start.MySearchDial.com redirect virus is a hijacker that changes the users computer settings to direct the user to wither the MySearchDial.com or Start.MySearchDial  websites, bot of which are search engines with a twist. The virus also installs a toolbar on the computer that works hand in hand with the browser redirects. While it is a very annoying inconvenience, it doesn’t present a security threat. Many computer hackers develop viruses that are designed to steal personal and financial information to use for fraudulent purposes. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on May 13, 2013 4:32 pm and last modified on June 18, 2013 7:25 am.

Browser hijacked by Quibids.com redirect virus? How to remove? I am running Windows 7 on a dell laptop, may be it is Windows 8.  I noticed today everytime i try to browse using Firefox, Google Chrome, I get random URL redirects to a few different sites that look like spam, one being quibids.com.  I ran a scan with anti-virus but nothing came up. I tried to remove the redirect thing from the control panel, but it kept coming back!  Any help would be GREATLY appreciated!

Quibids.com Redirect Description

The Quibids.com Redirect thing looks malicious and it changes the system settings so the user is brought to the Quibids.com site that resembles a real search engine. Recently, many computer users have contracted with this redirect virus, as it can target Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows Vista, Windows XP, and more. This redirect can hijack any web browser, regardless if Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, or Internet Explorer is being used as the default browser. That is why a lot of people complain their computers run weird but anti-virus detected nothing, that is crazy. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on May 13, 2013 11:36 am

Have you picked up a virus called Conteneur Activex on your system that you don’t know? Got a small window popped up but you were not able to close it? Have tried may anti-virus but no any luck?  Are you feel hopeless that your computer will be damaged? Is there any good way to remove Conteneur Activex virus from your computer completely? Here is a post for you:

What Is Conteneur Activex Virus

Conteneur Activex is a rogue add-on that can be downloaded carelessly when you watch videos or flashes. After you opened your web browser, a message would ask if you want to install this activex. However, many people may ignore this message and carelessly click allow. Then they would got this  Conteneur Activex virus infection. After you started your computer, a small window of this activex will be showed on the lower right corner, when you tried to click close button, you can’t close it and even it will redirect you to some ads pages. It’s annoying.   Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on May 13, 2013 5:15 am

Can’t get rid of http://websearch.lookforithere.info redirect  virus that pops up on Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows 8 or Windows XP? All your browsers ( Internet Explorer, Firefox, Google Chrome and so on) have been taken over by this browser hijacker.  How do you remove Websearch.lookforithere.info virus completely?

What is Websearch.lookforithere.info? How to Remove?

The Websearch.lookforithere.info virus is a browser redirect attack that will change the settings regardless if the user is browsing with Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, or Google Chrome. It is a variant of Websearch.youwillfind.info redirect or Websearch.helpmefindyour.info Redirect. Each time a browser window is opened the user will be taken to the isearch.fantastigames.com/440 sites disguised to look like a search engine. If the user then attempts to perform a search they are brought to a results page that does not contain any information related to the search performed. Instead, the page contains advertisements, links and pop ups that compensate the hackers each time they are clicked on. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on May 12, 2013 12:29 pm and last modified on May 13, 2013 4:30 am.