Hi, is this the place offering PC help? Can you help you uninstall PC Fix Speed? I don’t want it to be on my computer any more. Several days ago, I watched a video online but during my enjoy, there was a flash player update message to ask me to update my flash player to continue the movie, and I thought it should be need it, so I clicked to update, after finishing, I found this PC Fix Speed in my desktop, and I didn’t thought it over. Even thought when I start up computer, it runs for full scanning, my PC seems be slower than before since when it was on my computer. I think it should be due to this antivirus. I need help to uninstall it now.
Brief Introduction to PC Fix Speed
The program PC Fix Speed claims to be effective to help repair registry errors, optimize system and speed up computer running. On the contrary, it does harms to computer. PC Fix Speed is actually a fake or rogue antivirus programs aiming at tricking victims into paying money for purchasing a fake full or upgrade version of this program. Once it is installed into computer, this rogue program will quickly insert some extension or plugin into system startup item, thus it can activate to run while system is starting up. That is why PC Fix Speed can run a full scanning for whole computer as soon as users turn on computer. Well, in this way, it can make PC users convince that it is a very efficient and function-well tool to scan threats and protect computer from being infected with virus. After finishing scanning, it will tell you that your PC is under high risk of being infected with many viruses and shows you those infected files. That will scare many victims and let them make a quick decision to remove those mentioned threats right now. Therefore, victims will FIX All Errors Now button of this rogue program, and then this program will pop up a message to tell you to buy and install its upgrade version to remove all threats. If you agree to do it, those cyber criminals who create this rogue will get your money, but even you install an upgrade version, threats may be still on computer. Actually, your computer is not infected threats. It just poses fake message to scare you to trick you paying money. However, PC Fix Speed is not only a rogue program but a virus itself. You should remove it soon; otherwise system of computer will be severely corrupted to death.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on November 7, 2014 12:56 pm and last modified on November 7, 2014 1:22 pm.
Please help! I got this Backdoor.Bot.ED virus installed in my computer after clicking on a pop-up commercial offer. My computer was terribly destroyed by this backdoor Trojan and began to perform poorly. I owned two anti-virus programs installed in my computer, but neither of them worked. My computer was in a mess. What should I do? How to delete the backdoor Trojan from my computer completely? Any Trojan virus removal guide will be highly appreciated.
Information about Backdoor.Bot.ED Virus:
Backdoor.Bot.ED is a malicious backdoor Trojan that endangers target computers terribly. It is a risky computer infection designed by cyber criminals to attack computer users all over the world. The backdoor Trojan is capable to take over the whole contaminated system upon its arrival. It is designed to perform malicious actions on victimized computers. To illustrate, the Trojan virus leads serious computer damages and data loss to victims. It has the ability to change your system files and entries and even drop harmful files in your system. Besides, this Trojan comes bundled with many potential threats like malware and adware to invade the victimized computer deeply in every possible way. It causes your computer to have slow system performance and poor Internet connection. Obviously, annoying system stuck and constant freezes occur to your computer while you load sites, play games, watch videos and launch large programs and so on. The longer you keep this backdoor Trojan, the more damages you will experience on the affected computer. Unfortunately, even if the best antivirus still fails to take effective to deal with the Trojan horse completely. All users need to do is to get rid of the backdoor Trojan manually as early as possible.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on November 7, 2014 12:03 am and last modified on November 7, 2014 12:09 am.
Can someone explain what this PUP.Prt is and how it comes to my computer? I have Norton on my computer. The security tool was installed by a tech guy when I purchased this laptop. I don’t know too much about computer, and can’t figure out what this PUP thing exactly does to my computer. However, seems that it slows down my computer somehow, and I always get useless pop-ups. How can I solve this problem?
Brief Introduction to This PUP
PUP.Prt is a product made by cyber criminals who want to use this evil deed to achieve illegal purposes from innocent computer users. It can be called adware program or potentially unwanted program which is kind of computer threat. It can be distributed by cyber hackers on the web widely so that if inexperienced computer users do something wrong or carelessly on the Internet, this PUP thing can sneak into their computers. In addition, this PUP can be installed on the target computers. What is that mean? It means people can download this PUP into their computer unwittingly. Cyber hackers can implant this PUP into other programs which are commonly used by computer users and upload the infected software to the web for people the download. Once people download the corrupted programs into their machine and install them, this PUP can be installed as well. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on November 6, 2014 5:53 am and last modified on November 6, 2014 5:54 am.
Hey, I need help to remove this Spyware Defender. The other day, I bought and installed this so-called security tool. At the beginning, I thought it was a useful and effective antivirus program since it always runs automatically itself to scan my whole computer while I start up computer, and always tell me my computer is under risk of threat, but every time when I click it to remove those threats and then restart computer to refresh, the virus is still there. And when I choose it to remove second time, it asks me to buy another new version. Now I know this antivirus cannot help any more, and I want to uninstall it right now, but it doesn’t allow me uninstall it in control panel. Please help!
Brief Introduction to Spyware Defender
Spyware Defender is a malicious rogue antispyware to invade computer and conduct evil activities on the machine. When this rogue antivirus is installed on your computer, it will change the startup items in system and insert its files in it. Soon as you start up computer, Spyware Defender will automatically launch to make a full scan for your computer, which looks like it is a well-working program, and then later when it finishes scanning, it will tell you that your computer is under high risks by listing many virus locations. Seeing do many threats, you may be scared and worried about your computer and then you will choose to remove. However, when you click on “Remove” button, it may first ask you to buy a full or advance version to continue this removal. If you trust Spyware Defender, you will continue to be led to its official downloading website. It is very tricky and just wants to trick you into paying money to buy fake antivirus. Actually there may be no threats on your system, but this fake antivirus just scare you by displaying fake security warning for you. And Spyware Defender doesn’t really scan virus or threats for your whole computer, it just pretend to be a well-working program to convince you to trust it, but actually it spies on the operating system to look for loopholes to insert other infections to mess up system. Don’t trust this fake antivirus, it is a malware itself and does no good to your computer.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on November 6, 2014 5:45 am
My Safari was hit by this Arcadeyum Adware malware and got to perform weirdly and poorly. I got this Mac Book two weeks ago and installed a security program to supposedly protect it against potential threats. But this adware infection bypassed my anti-virus software and targeted my Mac terribly. I am not that Mac Book savvy. How to get rid of this browser adware from the affected Mac? If you’ve tried to no avail, please remove the notorious adware program manually with following removal instructions.
Brief Introduction about This Arcadeyum Adware
Arcadeyum Adware is identified as a pesky browser adware that distributed by cyber hackers to pilfer important information from unknown victims. It does not affect computer users but also target Mac users all over the world. Indeed, Mac machine is not always secure for users to perform online activities, as cyber criminals have well explored the Mac Book market and took use of its vulnerability to carry out malicious actions. As a browser infection, this adware program is designed to hijack your Safari, Firefox, Chrome and other web browsers installed in the Mac Book. It turns out to be a big problem to Mac users. Actually, Mac users who visit harmful sites, click on random ads, download unknown freeware etc. are apt to get this hazardous adware program downloaded and installed in your Mac machines without your knowledge. Moreover, the pesky browser adware is capable to help some nasty toolbars, plug-ins and add-ons add to your hijacked Internet browsers randomly. Soon as your Mac Book is targeted by this adware infection, it will be corrupted badly and result in poor performance in every possible way. Therefore, Mac users should have this malicious browser adware removed from the Mac immediately.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on November 5, 2014 1:52 pm
What is this PUP.LiMo? I have been noticed by my anti-virus program for many times. Forgive me for not being a computer savvy in this case. I don’t know too much about it but I guess it is not a good stuff for my computer as it is detected by my security program? Why can’t my security tool get rid of it for me? Can it be dangerous to my computer? Please advise.
Brief Introduction to This PUP
PUP.LiMo is kind of computer threat that has been invented by cyber hackers for several years with the computer development. It mainly attacks computers with Windows operating systems as it occupies the most percentages in choosing computer systems for computer users in the world. It can be classified as a potentially unwanted program. It is announced by a famous online security company. So in this case, people who get this thing on their computer must pay great attention to it as it can damage the computer system from many aspects. As a malicious computer threat, it can be definitely detected by most anti-virus programs nowadays, however, the most tough part for those tools to deal with it is how to remove it completely for computer users. It is not an easy job to handle it in a short time as this infection can change its location from every start up. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on November 5, 2014 5:42 am
Hey, please help! Now I can see many pop-ups showing on the website: Vlcplayer.blupak.com, and I have been trying to click X, but that doesn’t work at all. Pop-ups are still coming. It seems this situation is very severe. I remember after I click an updating message to update media player, this problem then comes up. I think I should download some malware, but antivirus is still working fine and cannot detect any threats. Can you help me to check it and help me to get rid of it?
Description of Vlcplayer.blupak.com Pop-up
Once you open your browser, you will get many pop-ups from Vlcplayer.blupak.com. That means you have got infected with browser hijacker, and Vlcplayer.blupak.com is an annoying browser hijacker to attack browsers like Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. This browser hijacker associates with PUP, adware and malware, which can be treated as a nasty adware to cheat users to install harmful software. Once this browser hijacker installs on the computer, it will change homepage and default search engine, redirect you to unknown and virus-infected websites. Whatever you want to search and what favorite website URL you enter, you will not get the desired results and reach expected websites. However, in the new tab, you will find many pop-ups like ads, fake update notification, flash picture and sex video occupying the whole webpage. Vlcplayer.blupak.com hijacker mainly displays such fake update notifications as asking you to update Media Player, flash player, Java or PDF etc. These fake updates contain malicious files or applications. If you click “update”, then your computer will get more malicious infections. How does this hijacker come to your computer? It main comes bundled in freeware, shareware or application that you download online. Besides, it may come from malicious websites and spam e-mails. Cyber criminals can insert malicious infection link into freeware, application, malicious websites and spam e-mails. Therefore, you need keep a good habit of surfing on the Internet in order to prevent computer from getting infected infections.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on November 4, 2014 11:49 pm
Recently, I found my computer had been installed a program called Speedy PC Pro. At first, I didn’t pay too much attention to this thing. But every time I turn on my computer, this program can be activated automatically. I don’t know how to stop it as it can start to scan my computer which can take a long time, and during that time, I can’t do anything on my computer cause it is super slow! After the scan, I was told that there are many problems on my computer which need to be fixed immediately? Should I trust this thing? Is my computer in danger really?
Brief Introduction to This Program
It is easy for everyone to think this Speedy PC Pro is a good program for computer users to install on their computers when they see the name of it for the first time. However, as a matter of fact, it belongs to a kind of computer threat that needs to be removed as soon as possible on the infected computer. To be more specific, it is a kind of fake anti-virus program that can rip money off from innocent computer users. It has nothing to do with the computer security and it can’t protect target computers from virus attack. Frankly, it is a computer virus that can bring troubles to the infected computers. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on November 4, 2014 1:27 pm and last modified on November 4, 2014 1:29 pm.
My Firefox was seized by this Ads by Lampy Lighty adware program and began to perform weirdly and poorly. The browser adware was installed in my computer without any knowledge, and it did bring me a lot of troubles every time I browsed the Internet and performed other computer activities. I tried to uninstall this adware program from the control panel, but I can’t figure out which program it is. How to remove the browser adware from the computer? Adware manual removal here will help you regain a clean computer soon.
Brief Introduction about This Ads by Lampy Lighty
Ads by Lampy Lighty is identified as a hazardous browser adware that can be installed in your computer automatically upon its arrival. It is a potentially unwanted program distributed by cyber criminals to perform harmful actions on target computers. It spreads through the network like malicious sites, spam email attachments and random popups and so on. For instance, computer users may allow the installation of adware-related or potentially unwanted programs when you install free programs from unknown sources in their default modes. Once the adware targets your computer, it adds to your Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome and other web browsers. Indeed, the pesky adware program brings you many annoying troubles during Internet searches. To more specific, the adware can redirect your Internet search results to other malicious web pages which are associated with browser hijacker or pesky third parties online. It forces your web pages to be loaded on a bogus search system and displays numerous ads, sponsored links, random offers and coupons etc. on the hijacked web browsers. Besides, the adware is capable to modify your computer settings, particularly your browser homepage. To save your computer, PC users should delete this annoying adware program from your computer immediately.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on November 4, 2014 5:52 am
Well, can anyone help me please? I want to know if this SearchAssist.net is good to use or not. Now it has been my homepage and default search engine on Internet Explorer, but the Google search was the original search engine actually. Now it is gone. I don’t know how this happen on the browser. I am not very computer literate and I hope you guys can help me to get rid of it.
Description of SearchAssist.net Hijacker
SearchAssist.net is not reliable and useful search engine but a browser hijacker which is created by cyber criminals to spread ads, malware, virus, worm and other threats to infect computer. People get this nasty hijacker mainly via drive-by download from the virus-infected and unsafe websites. To further illustrate, when people download apps, programs from a virus-infected webpage, this browser hijacker even other threats will comes to the computer during the process of downloading things. While entering into your computer, it modifies the default setting of your browser to take control of browser totally. And then the homepage and search engine will become SearchAssist.net. It will block your resource and redirect your search to some unknown malicious websites which contain various threats like attractive porn video, flash picture, pop-up ads, fake update message or dangerous links. Once your computer gets this SearchAssist.net redirect, and then whatever you try to look up on via search engine, you will always be redirected to SearchAssist.net URL or its related malicious websites which also have viruses like malwares, adwares, worms, Trojans, aggressive toolbar, extensions or add-ons. If computer is infected with one of these infections, your computer will get stuck or becomes more severe. Removing this hijacker in time is the prompt action to protect computer.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on November 3, 2014 12:13 pm
