Recently, my friend Sarah is having hard time dealing with her computer. She has her company site set as the homepage on all her browsers but one day when she opened one of the browsers as usual the homepage became Jss.donetri.net. She thought someone might make some changes on her machine when she was away, and she tried to set the homepage back. However, it didn’t work. The page still stayed as her homepage and there seem to be other redundant pages popping up when she opened any tabs or links. She is a computer novice and doesn’t know too much about computers. She also couldn’t find the annoying program in program list so she just couldn’t uninstall it. Anyone can help?

Learn More about Jss.donetri.net Browser Hijacker

Recently, a large amount of computer users are having a problem with this Jss.donetri.net. What is it and how can it be that people cannot uninstall it easily? Jss.donetri.net is a web site obviously and since it always takes the overall control on any browsers it is recognized as a browser hijacker. Though it is not a computer virus actually it is a dangerous threat to computers indeed. It gets into a computer and immediately begins to changes any default settings on the browsers. It often makes itself as the first page as soon as you open the browser. That is not the only thing it does. More troubles and annoying things will surely to follow with time passing by. One of them is that along with the opening of a new tab or a new window there will pop up another page which displays meaningless contents. You will always need to close the needless page to get back to the page you want. It is quite annoying, isn’t it? Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on December 5, 2013 5:44 am

Your browser keeps popping up ads such as Ad.yieldmanager.com displaying plenty of commercial advertisements that affects your usage for your browser? How can remove popups from browser without re-install Windows? Is there a good way to remove popups from browser without losing personal settings and bookmarks? You will get answers from this post:

About Ad.yieldmanager.com Popups

Ad.yieldmanager.com Popup, as representative browser hijack virus, is loathsome that can easily infect browsers such as Firefox, Chrome or Internet Explorer. This popup hijacker is created for commercial advertisements. However the pop up sites are not illegal since it forcibly let your visit them no matter you want or not. When your computer gets infected this virus, even if when you are visiting some normal web sites, the annoying advertisement pages will keep popping up to interrupt your previous working or entertainment. This popup virus acts as a hooliganism that rudely control your browser and won’t let you use it freely. It can slow down your network and change the whole settings of your browser without your notice. It will randomly pop up advertisements constantly with different contents. All those pop-up pages are not safe to click. Most of them are full of viruses or malware. Never click them to download or view

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Published by Tony Shepherd on December 5, 2013 4:36 am and last modified on December 10, 2013 9:42 am.

It’s really terrible that my chrome constantly pop up a page Mkd.fastdist.net. It slows down my computer. Now it takes almost one minute to open a web site which I usually visit. It looks like my computer got some kind of virus infection. However, I don’t know where to start to remove the virus from my computer. Who can help me get rid of those popups. It’s much appreciated.

What Is Mkd.fastdist.net popup-Browser Hijack Virus?

Mkd.fastdist.net Popups are roguish ads web pages which would be automatically opened when you view some web pages by using your browser. This kind of virus is classified as browser hijack virus that can infect your browser to a bad condition. The symptoms usually manifests as web sites slow access speed; 404 or other code errors always occur. The popups virus even can stop you visiting some formal web sites. Every time when you try to open them, other malicious web sites would be redirected to you. This can really make people stick in huge frustration. Usually, the popups virus would infect your default browser firstly. Then if you use other browsers to open web sites, it can affect them as well gradually. The worse situation is that some people would get popups even if they don’t run their browser when they are working on other programs. This can really disappointed people badly. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on December 4, 2013 12:27 pm and last modified on December 4, 2013 12:35 pm.

I have the Adware.Conduit.13 thing on my laptop. How do I get rid of this adware.conduit pop up? My browser automatically shuts off every now and then. I can’t stay online for long enough to search for help. Can any program pick up this infection? This passage below will provide a removal guide to get rid of this adware.conduit.13 pop up.

Adware.Conduit.13 Attacked PC – How to Fix

Adware.Conduit.13 is a highly dangerous computer threat users should be watching out for. The adware, also known as a type of Trojan horse infection, is believed to be created by computer hackers with the purposes of collecting personal information from the compromised computers. Specially associated with malware and spyware, this Trojan virus can get other PUPs (potentially unwanted programs) to install and further scam innocent PC users. The Conduit virus is particularly bundled with this adware. Hence, victims of this infection are more likely to be attacked by the Conduit browser hijacker virus if they cannot manage to get rid of the adware thing shortly. Nothing is guaranteed to be safe until a complete removal is performed on the PC. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on December 3, 2013 9:42 am

I have a browser hijacker problem and I need help with the fix. How do I get rid of the omigaplus.inspsearch.com popup from the home page? I keep getting the pop up. I can’t fully block it from popping. I have run antivirus checks but found nothing. What do I do about this hijacker pop up to restore my browser? Below is an instruction to help you get rid of omigaplus.inspsearch hijacker pop up.

Omigaplus.inspsearch.com Hijacker – How to Remove?

Omigaplus.inspsearch.com unwanted pop up is categorized as a browser hijacker problem which should be fixed timely to avoid browsers and PCs from being messed up. This browser hijacker pop up, pretending itself as a regular search page, is capable of attacking Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox web browsers. Once it’s installed on your browser, the hijacker will change the settings without consent in order to get its program activated every time the affected browser is started. Since antivirus programs cannot remove this hijacker pop up successfully, one should fix this problem through manual removal process which will be given in the following for advanced PC users to consider.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on December 3, 2013 8:17 am and last modified on December 3, 2013 9:38 am.

What’s wrong? My homepage is gone. Instead, now the homepage is Nationzoom.com. I don’t like to use it to search anything at all. How can I remove it from my browser? I have many favorite web sites listed on the top of my browser but now they are gone. I’m crazy now because I have to type in the address bar one by one to open my web sites. I need to quickly open them. Help me please!

How to Remove Nationzoom.com from Browser?

Nationzoom.com is a malicious search engine redirect virus that promotes fake advertisements to PC users. When you run a Google search on a computer that is infected with this virus, your search results will be redirected to one of these websites among which belongs to Nationzoom.com. The search engine virus is very hard to remove because it uses complex methods to conceal its presence from antivirus programs. This redirect or hijack virus spreads by the help of Trojan rootkit which have some similar features with other browser hijackers. It usually has two types of threats: one is search engine hijacking, another is Trojan. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on December 3, 2013 4:11 am

How can I remove Feed.snapdo.com from my system completely? I keep getting too many pages of advertisements after the redirect infected my computer. When I am writing an email, there can be some popping ups out of a sudden. And I will need to stop my work and close it. But the popping ups will come back not long after. It is so disturbing and I am going mad with it. How can I remove the browser hijacker completely?

Browser Hijacked by Feed.snapdo.com – How to Remove?

Feed.snapdo.com redirect virus is a fake search engine. It is one member of browser hijacker family. It pretends to be a helpful and fine search web site but actually it is not. It is another version of the famous browser hijacker Snapdo. Like its former version, this new one is also enabled to cause many popping ups on a target computer. And each time you are going to visit a specific site there will pop up another site that has no relationship with the one you want to get. It seems that each step you do on the infected computer will cause two reactions on it. It is weird but it is not hard for us to understand. A browser hijacker is designed to promote some sites that are sponsored with the creator. They can get illegal benefits in that way. And the reasons why people get the virus are complicated. There are guys who upload unsafe files to mislead computer novice to download and thus make the unsafe items they created spread. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on December 2, 2013 12:45 pm

I ran a full scan on my computer as I have left it in the corner for several days. Then may Microsoft Security Essential detected an infection of TrojanDownloader:Win32/Waledac.AK. I have no idea how and when I got this Trojan and I clicked remove button to delete the virus. But when I did another full scan to make sure it had gone. The infection alert came back. I have tried for more than five times and all failed at last. The virus detected warning just keeps popping up. And it seems I am not powerful enough to remove it by myself. Anyone can help?

Information about TrojanDownloader:Win32/Waledac.AK

TrojanDownloader:Win32/Waledac.AK is a newly released Trojan infection among machines which have Windows operating system. It has become a common infection recently. You may not be able to know the time when it gets down to a target computer. Because the Trojan virus is able to disguise itself with some normal programs and thus it is enabled to escape from the notice of antivirus soft ware. It is usually bundled with some free or unsafe package installers. The specific program which you mean to download and install is good but the way you get the installer may be with some doubts in safety. It may be from some sites which provides free download and the files there can be uploaded by cyber criminals who have modified the installer package with some rookits or virus processes. That is a way they make viruses spread when computer users download and install the soft ware online. For example, when you install a normal soft ware or program, you can see many files installed in the process of the installation. The files of the Trojan will break into your computer system along with the installation. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on December 2, 2013 9:02 am

Published by Tony Shepherd on December 2, 2013 2:23 am

My antivirus keeps popping up an alert that my computer is at risk of a virus called TrojanDownloader:Win32/Upatre.G. I cannot get rid of the warning pop up. I ran a full scan and delete the files by following the guide of the antivirus but after I restarted my computer to make what I had done effective the alert was back again. It seems that I am not able to remove it by myself. How can I get it off from my computer completely then?

Information about TrojanDownloader:Win32/Upatre.G

TrojanDownloader:Win32/Upatre.G is a Trojan virus infection which can be known from its name without any doubts. There have been many Trojans created every day and this one is one of the recent released on the internet. This Trojan is always downloaded by mistakes whilst you download any free or unauthorized download resources. You may not mean to install any threats to your computer but if you get the package installers from some unsafe or unauthorized web sites those files are very likely to have been modified by Cyber criminals with some threats such as Trojan viruses, unsafe rookits, browser hijacker items, or some scripts. Any of them can bring chaos to your system and make it work improperly. Many programs will be stuck when they are running. And your computer is just like a snail. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on December 1, 2013 7:10 am