Oh, Jesus Christ, my computer works absurdly. My browser keeps redirect to www.lucky-winners.net. I don’t know what happened. I guess my computer got some very dangerous virus infection. Is there anyway I can get back my browser and how can I remove this strange web site? I really have no any idea what I did and how I got this redirect. Who can help me? I will appreciate that very much!
Www.lucky-winners.net Virus Introductions
Www.lucky-winners.net is defined as a browser hijack virus or redirect virus which was created by some people for advertisements displaying purpose. It always show you some attractive links to let you click. All those links are the approaches for dangerous viruses accessing your computer. This redirect virus can totally change your browser looking and settings that you can’t do what you want freely. For example, it can place some other risky web sites onto your browser as your homepage. Every time when you open your browser, you will be exposed to those malicious web sites. It’s really a horrible virus that need to be removed soon. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on September 29, 2013 12:14 pm
Firefox stuck on the Onmylike.com page? How to get rid of this unwanted popup? For the last couple days I keep having this Onmylike web page on my Firefox even if I close it out several times. I do not use this search tool and don’t even know how it gets on my browser. It doesn’t seem to allow me change my favorites back. Any help to get rid of this http://onmylike.com would be appreciated!
Onmylike.com Redirect – How to Remove?
Onmylike.com page shows up as a regular search tool that functions the same way as Google or Yahoo search. But that’s just the way it looks to most of computer users. As a matter of fact, this Onmylike search thing can be a potential browser hijacker that causes constant troubles to compromise browsers and even the whole systems in the end when it’s hacked by online third-parties for illegal uses. Most Internet browsers (Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer and Google Chrome) can be affected by this Onmylike.com redirect. Soon as the browsers are hijacked, online surfing sessions will be greatly interrupted or even disabled.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on September 29, 2013 10:18 am
Right now, I have a tough problem on my computer. My Chrome keeps opening this Dft.pathmapping.net web site for me automatically even if I don’t want it. If I open some other web site such as YouTube, it will also goes to the page. I can’t remove it. I tried to reset my homepage and bookmarks on my browser but nothing has been changed. I still can’t visit my previous homepage. What can I do?
Dft.pathmapping.net Redirect Description
Dft.pathmapping.net, as far as we concern, is a redirected page that controlled by some unknown rootkit which can access your computer to hijack your browser. We call this page as a redirect virus or browser hijack virus since when your computer gets this kind of virus infection, your browser will keep opening some unknown web sites automatically without your control. And Dft.pathmapping.net Redirect virus means when you open your browser, it will open that web site automatically as its name implies. So in this way, the redirect virus can control your browser to do some annoying tings such as: bookmarking some web sites or setting homepage without your agree secretly. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on September 29, 2013 8:33 am and last modified on September 29, 2013 8:35 am.
Google Chrome doesn’t seem to work efficiently lately? Do things go all wrong ever since this Dss.drivefor.net unknown URL pops up on the browser? Does this pop-up page keep displaying unwanted information to you? Can you not surf the Internet properly because of this unexpected guest on browser? Manually resetting browser structures doesn’t seem to help. What are the other solutions that can help stop these constant pop-ups?
Dss.drivefor.net Pop-ups – How to stop?
The Dss.drivefor.net is believed to be a misleading domain that will keep displaying unwanted information to computer users automatically. These misleading pop-ups, besides from interrupting you from using the browsers, can even help cyber criminals prompt certain malicious programs to conduct scams on the computers later on. We can somehow categorize this pop-up domain as a browser hijacker issue. Similarly, it’s capable of compromising browsing applications including Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome on Windows. Computer users should be watching out for this kind of PC problem when surfing online and avoid being scammed by any untrusted messages provided by this Dss.drivefor.net hijacker.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on September 29, 2013 8:33 am
My antivirus soft ware detected this Trojan:Win32/Medfos.gen!D today. I think I get barriers in getting it off from my computer. When I tried to find its path on the infected computer I cannot make that. It seems anytime this virus can come back again and makes all my trial in vain. What can I do to remove it from my hard drives permanently?
Antivirus Detects Trojan:Win32/Medfos.gen!D –How to Remove It?
Recently, a new Trojan threat Trojan:Win32/Medfos.gen!D has become quite common. The Trojan is detected by some antivirus programs. And the cases all seem late after the alert is given out by the antivirus. That Trojan is able to disguise itself under some normal processes and thus it can escape from the detection of antivirus soft ware. It is usually bundled with some free or unsafe packages. Sometimes the original programs are good but the package you download is not the official one but some uploaded by cyber criminals who put the process of the Trojan inside the package and 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 September 28, 2013 12:35 pm and last modified on September 28, 2013 12:35 pm.
I’ve got infection alert of Backdoor:Win32/Tapazom.A from Microsoft Security Essentials these days. But I have tried several times and the alert is still there. I cannot bypass it. My computer is getting slower and slower after the infection and some of my soft ware cannot run properly. I believe they are caused by the virus infection. But the warning seems get more as it said more files on my computer is infected. How can I remove the Trojan effectively and completely?
Alert on Infection of Backdoor:Win32/Tapazom.A –How to Remove It?
Backdoor:Win32/Tapazom.A has been detected by different antivirus software on computers which have windows operating system. It is classified as a Trojan infection. The Trojan is designed to make illegal money from the unsuspecting PC users. It is always put within some normal packages of programs and when you install the program you may get the Trojan installed onto your computer. And your antivirus will not detect it as soon as it is installed but after some days or time when the virus has infected some of your files or has caused troubles on your computer. The reason is that the creator of the virus has modified it with some legal program and the antivirus scan it then recognizes it as a normal process. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on September 28, 2013 10:32 am and last modified on September 28, 2013 11:28 am.
Have installed Shopping Chip addon but uniformly your browser worked grotesquely? Have no any idea about how to remove this program from your web browser? Have reset your browser but the addon is still there on the top that occupied a lot of space? Are you search for a solution to remove this thing but got much useless information? This post will do you a favor and give the answer that you need!
What Is the Nature of Shopping Chip Addon?
Shopping Chip works as an rogue addon that can be installed on web browsers such as Chrome, Firefox or Safari. It is under the domination of some invisible background program. This kind of program can easily change your web browser settings. And your previous homepage will be the first to be affected. We call this kind of roguish program as redirect virus. And your home page will be set as some web sites that you don’t know as well. But the real thing that will make you feel painful is that this Shopping Chip addon will also change your whole settings of your web browser such as bookmarks or favorites. In usual, it will add many odd web sites that you don’t know to the bookmarks. Every time when you open your web browser, many annoying webpages will pop up to disturb you. The main purpose of this redirect virus is to promote some products to you. Some even will force you to use or buy something. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on September 28, 2013 5:00 am and last modified on April 10, 2014 4:20 am.
I installed this Entrusted Toolbar on my Chrome browser by accident. However, now I can’t uninstall or remove it. When I try to remove it from the control panel or task manager, I can’t find any related files or processes. I really need to remove it because it let me browser pop up many ads that I really hate. I don’t know Entrusted Toolbar is a malware. So I just want my browser works as before.
Entrusted Toolbar Description
Entrusted Toolbar looks like a powerful addon that can make your easily search some thing online. However, it is really not a good one such as Google toolbar or some other legal ones. It’s indeed a browser hijack virus which can definitely stop some normal functions of your web browser such as Internet Explorer or Firefox.This malware has it’s own homepage. On its homepage, downloading Entrusted Toolbar and installing it are well recommended. It has the same features as some browser hijack viruses, redirect virus or any pop-up ads. Once you installed those so called toolbars, your browser will be messed up that it will run more and more slowly. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on September 28, 2013 2:22 am and last modified on October 4, 2013 1:44 am.
Kaspersky has detected not-a-virus:Adware.Win32.Bromngr.k in Browser Defender.exe file. I wanted to delete it but I can’t because I can’t stop the Browser Defender service. I also downloaded some virus-kill programs to remove the Trojan but they all failed. All my efforts turned out to be in vain after I restart my computer and found it was still there. What should I do now?
Antivirus Programs Detect Not-a-virus:Adware.Win32.Bromngr.k –How to Remove this?
Not-a-virus:Adware.Win32.Bromngr.k is a new released Trojan infection detected by Kaspersky and other kinds of antivirus programs. It is somehow ridiculous that it declares itself not a virus on its name while it is a Trojan virus. It gets installed along with other programs you may get from some unknown sites. This Trojan often hides in system registry and makes chaos there. It usually makes changes to the system registry entries and that will lead your system react quite slowly. More than that, other programs will delay to run or cannot run at all. Even when you start your computer up you will get some error codes and the system takes longer to load. It sometimes fails to start up and you will need to do it once more to get it started up. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on September 27, 2013 5:47 am and last modified on September 27, 2013 5:48 am.
My computer has been hacked by this http://www.golsearch.com redirect thing. I don’t know if it is a virus but I am sure it makes me quite annoying and almost desperate. It was my IE browser first got this redirect and I since I could hardly remove this thing off I began to use Mozilla instead. But later on, Mozilla got the same thing. It began to give me similar popping ups and I cannot stop it! How can I get rid of this redirect completely?
Browser Hijacked by Www.golsearch.com Redirect Virus – How to Remove?
Www.golsearch.com redirect virus causes homepages reset and advertisements popping ups on infected computers. It usually sets the homepage on infected browsers to its own main page and you cannot use the normal way to set your original search engine back. Each time you take any actions it will reset the browser and makes it as the default page as soon as you open the browser. It looks extremely like a normal and fine webpage but since it gets itself installed onto computers without the permission or giving any hints to computer users before it takes actions it is categorized as a browser hijacker virus. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on September 27, 2013 3:55 am and last modified on September 27, 2013 11:29 am.
