Could you help me about this issue? This morning I turned on my computer and I wanted to watch some movie but the Norton told me that my computer has this Trojan: Win32/Antivirusxp virus, how did it happen? I want to remove it from my computer but I can’t. I used Norton to remove it but it didn’t work. I don’t know what happen and how could I remove this Trojan virus from my computer? Please help me.

Main introduction of Trojan: Win32/Antivirusxp virus

What you need to know is this Trojan: Win32/Antivirusxp virus is harmful to the computer. Once the antivirus tells you that you have this virus in your computer, you should remove it immediately. This warning should get your attention. If you don’t remove this Trojan virus as soon as you can, your computer may crash down or has blue screen problem. Once the Trojan virus get to your computer system, the windows files and registries will be damaged by the virus and those files and registries are important to a computer. The damaged window files and registries cause many computer start-up problems such as blue screen, black screen and system crash. In addition, many strange programs or files will be transferred to the infected computer after this Trojan: Win32/Antivirusxp virus get to the computer. As we know, files or programs can eat up computer resources. If the unknown files or programs keep being transferred to the infected computer, the infected computer will get slower and slower, finally it will crash down. You should be aware that removing this Trojan virus from your computer is really necessary.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on August 10, 2016 10:33 am and last modified on August 10, 2016 11:53 am.

Can the FBI Wal.mart Money Card Virus lock your mobile device? I got the FBI warning on my iPhone safari app and it said that my phone would be locked in 72 hours it was followed by an alarm. I just want to unlock my phone, in the page this virus has all my information, my name, my contacts phone, and said that if I don’t pay, my situation will be transferred at the tribunal, I’m so scared, how can I do?

What is FBI Wal.mart Money Card Virus?

FBI Wal.mart Money Card Virus is defined as a ransomware and attempts to trick the user into thinking that the message is from the FBI or United States Department of Justice and that a fine of $300 must be paid immediately or there will be additional fines as well as legal action initiated and criminal charges filed. This kind of virus is eyeing the apple devices and locked your Safari, Chrome or Firefox immediately and said: Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on August 10, 2016 7:20 am and last modified on September 13, 2016 7:04 am.

I have no idea how to change my default homepage on my Chrome browser. The regular way doesn’t help for my case. This Funkysocialtabsearch.com page is not the page I want to be the homepage. I can’t find an effective way to change it. I keep getting annoying pop-up from this site when I go online. How can I solve this problem by my own? Please advise.

Brief Introduction to This Page

Funkysocialtabsearch.com is a spurious site that created by cyber hackers. It is not a good domain as it looks like. The appearance of it can be really misleading as we can only see a search box and some quick links to some famous sites. However, the appearance of it doesn’t prove it to be a legitimate page. Instead, this page is classified to be a kind of computer threat which can make chaos to the infected systems. We can categorize it as a malicious browser hijacker. What’s worse, browser hijacker is not a kind of computer problem that can be solved by anti-virus programs as it is not a computer virus. Under this case, when this hijacker sneaks into target computers, it can bypass the detection of security tools and save on the infected systems. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on August 10, 2016 6:01 am

Oh, my god! I recently get a Fake Norton Security Scan Warning “Your computer is at risk”! This warning reported by “Norton Security Scan” is totally a fake alert! I tried to called the support number 1-888-262-9519, but the guy asked me to pay $199.95 for yearly service. I have tried many ways, but this fake Norton security warning keeps popping up again and again and no antivirus program can help me totally get rid of this fake alert. I am afraid if there have been various malware or virus installed into system, so you guys have any ideas to help me completely stop and eradicate this fake Norton Security Warning alert?

Fake Norton Security Scan Warning Your Computer is at Risk! Is it real or a Malware Scam?

Fake Norton Security Scan Warning is designed by cyber criminal to scam people and real Norton isn’t involved with this fake security alert! In fact, Fake Norton Security Scan is triggered by potentially unwanted program, malicious malware, rogueware or scareware installed into your computer surreptitiously sometime. This kind of fake Norton security alert saying your computer is at high risk is not scanned or detected by such legitimate security product of Norton product, Symantec or Microsoft. Fake Norton Security Scan Warning is actually a hoax to make people believe that their computer has risk threats and need an urgent removal and then further force people to call the support number 1-888-262-9519 on that warning window. However, the crook on the other side of line will tell that your computer has severely been compromised with high risk threats and further induce and persuade you to purchase useless service, expensive fake anti-virus.  They also may try to persuade you to let them have a right to access your computer through remote tool, but you don’t expect that they will really fix the problems for you, instead they will steal and leak your sensitive personal data like account number and password of credit card, online banking, or email. Those cyber hackers may also put some malicious program even other malware or virus into system to monitor your online activities. Anyway, the cyber criminals who create this Fake Norton Security Scan Warning aim at ripping off people’s money through this tricking tactic.

Here below is the screenshot of this Fake Norton Security Scan Warning:

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Published by Tony Shepherd on August 9, 2016 1:23 pm and last modified on June 8, 2020 10:06 am.

Is this Search.mynewswire.co a reliable page for me to save? I have it on my Chrome browser. I didn’t set it to be my homepage but it seems to be the default page now. I have managed to change it from browser settings but I can’t. I tried to use my anti-virus program to scan my machine but nothing harmful was detected. So does it mean that I’m safe from virus attack? How do I check? Any suggestion?

Brief Introduction to This Page

Search.mynewswire.co is a domain for people to visit. From the appearance of it, we can see a search box on it, nothing else. It looks like a search engine that can help people find information on the web. But we don’t suggest people keep this page on their computers as it is not a legit page or search engine. Instead, it is classified to be a kind of computer threat which can be called browser hijacker. It is a product created by cyber hackers who want to gain illegal benefits from innocent computer users. When this hijacker sneaks into target computers, it will take control of all browsers installed and it can make damages to the entire systems from many aspects. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on August 9, 2016 5:56 am

Anyone could help? My laptop has some serious issues. Once I open my browser, it always redirects me to this Search.funsocialhome.com webpage. I have no idea what to do to fix this. It is weird. I have never visited this webpage before. How can I get this webpage? Is this webpage safe to my computer and is it a popular one? I have no idea about this webpage anyway. Please help me get it off my laptop. My laptop is window 8.1 by the way. Any suggestions or help will be highly appreciated.

What you need to know about Search.funsocialhome.com

Search.funsocialhome.com is actually a harmful browser hijacker which can change the browser settings then mess up the infected computer. You may never see this webpage before but how can it get into the computer system? This browser hijacker is bundled with some free software. When you download the free software from the Internet and install in your computer, this browser hijacker will be installed in the computer at the same time. You know nothing about it and when the browser hijacker is installed in the computer, you will agree to change the browser settings, default homepage and search engine, but you have no idea with that. Once this Search.funsocialhome.com browser hijacker infects the computer, the browsers in the infected computer will be in trouble. You won’t be able to use them because they have been taken over by the browser hijacker. The browsers settings, default homepage and search engine will be changed. In this case, every time you open the browser, you will always get this browser hijacker instead of the usual webpage. Once you search for something on this browser hijacker, you will get many ads websites which are unrelated to your search keyword. You should know that those ads websites are unreliable because they may be other infections like malware and spyware. This Search.funsocialhome.com browser hijacker should have your serious attention.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on August 9, 2016 5:38 am and last modified on August 30, 2016 2:33 pm.

Help! My computer is targeted by a virus called Trojan.Cryptlk.AN!g14. My anti-virus program cannot help me remove it completely. It can always restore itself after I restart my computer. I don’t know what to do now as my computer knowledge is too short. My system is slower and slower now as I need to take a long time to run programs. How can I eradicate this virus from my machine? Please help!

Brief Introduction to This Trojan

Trojan.Cryptlk.AN!g14 is a dangerous Trojan horse infection that have been listed by many online security companies. It is an evil product that created by cyber criminals. When this infection sneaks into your computer, you will notice that your computer can perform in an abnormal way. You will get a lot of system errors during the use. In addition, this virus never comes to the infected computers alone, that’s to say, the infected computers can be targeted by more computer viruses that downloaded by the help of this Trojan virus. The condition of the systems can be worse and worse if this infection cannot be removed in time. Also, cyber hackers can achieve their illegal goals easily and implant more computer viruses to the infected computers. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on August 8, 2016 1:00 pm

Hi there, I just wonder if you can fix my PC problem. My Google browser keeps redirecting me to visit Search-shield.com, I can’t leave this page when I go online. It looks like a new useful website, and when i try to search something on it, there are many advertising windows pop up, it is hard to close that windows. After that, I can feel that my computer is running a little slower than before. How should I do? Please help.

More detail about Search-shield.com:

Search-shield.com is a browser hijacker. Your homepage will be forced to change to that website when it is hacked by the browser hijacker, you can only use their search engine on your browser. The search engine and start pages provided by this hijacker were only created to generate revenue for the developers. Search-shield.com gets an ability to change system settings and cause redirects to its affiliate websites, and pop-up ads in your search results and similar havoc. By showing forged search results, Search-shield.com redirects people to third party websites that are seeking to increase their popularity. It is needless to say that such activity helps for the developers of this program earn the money. Also, you should stay away from ads that are displayed thru this search engine. Search-shield.com ads may trick you into downloading questionable programs, such as the scanner program which can try to steal your personal information and financial account. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on August 8, 2016 10:57 am and last modified on September 13, 2016 7:06 am.

Hello, I am locked out of my Windows 10 laptop as it asks me to enter an activation keep to unlock the screen, I don’t what’s it. It says “Your Windows Licence has Expired, Please get a new one by calling on +1-888-303-5121”. I called the number but the agent told me to purchase the key and require my credit card number. I was very sacred as I thought someone want to get my credit card password and rip off my money. It seems the only way to unlock my laptop screen is to contact that number and buy their key. I don’t know computer, so can you guys help me get out of this lock screen?

Computer is Locked by “Your Windows Licence has Expired” and Ask me to Call +1-888-303-5121? What is it?

“Your Windows Licence has Expired” Lock Screen is actually caused by malware or virus. That doesn’t really mean your windows license has expired and Microsoft needs you to get a new one. “Your Windows Licence has Expired” Lock Screen is a hoax message created by cyber criminals to scare and scam people to call that +1-888-303-5121 hotline, and the guy at other side of phone will further guide you to purchase their service, product or unwanted software. The alert message of “Your Windows Licence has Expired” can be treated as a rogue tech support scam. Cyber hacker uses this scaring alert as a tricking tactic to make people believe and think their computer has crashed or blocked for the reason it said on computer screen or computer has been infected with virus, then those inexperience people will trust it. And even though you purchase their service or product, your computer may be compromised with other computer threats or hacked by unknown person. For example, if the fake technician accesses your computer, they will pretend to fix problem of “Your Windows Licence has Expired” lock but actually they will put some malicious program or software into system, and then another fake rogue tech support scam alert thing happens on your computer. If you install the software they offer, some other suspicious programs would also be installed and caused rouge antispyware program. So don’t call the contact number on +1-888-303-5121 offered on “Your Windows Licence has Expired” alert message

Here below is the screenshot of this fake Warning “Your Windows Licence has Expired” Lock Screen:

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Published by Tony Shepherd on August 8, 2016 5:39 am

If you’re asked to call a phone number 1-866-933-5430 to contact technical support group for tech support assistance on a fake blue crash screen saying “A problem has been detected and windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your computer”, your computer should actually  gets some kind of malware or adware. That 1-866-933-5430 Popup  alert is a fake report! That blue crash screen is a fake error screen to scare victims and trick people into calling 1-866-933-5430.

1-866-933-5430 Popup Saying “Windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your computer”

1-866-933-5430 Popup is actually a scam to scare and trick victims into calling this phone number, and victims are further instructed to purchase fake online service, useless software or unwanted programs. Anyway, this 1-866-933-5430 number aims at ripping off people’s money. This 1-866-933-5430 popup is actually caused by a program called VMC Media Player which usually accesses to user’s computer via those free downloading package. VMC Media Player claims itself a kind of media player, but actually it’s associated with malware or virus files. So if this VMC Media Player is installed, infected files are also downloaded and then soon executable program of infected files activates automatically and display fake Windows crash message even automatically shut down your computer. And this fake error screen happens every time you boot up computer, you will find computer screen is blocked by this 1-866-933-5430 Popup message telling “windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your computer”.

Here below is the screenshot of this fake crash screen with 1-866-933-5430 phone number:

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Published by Tony Shepherd on August 6, 2016 12:48 pm