Hi, there, I don’t know what happened. My homepage has been changed as Search.shareazaweb.com. It’s not my previous homepage now. What is this page? Why can’t I set my previous homepage back? I don’t want to use this one. It didn’t work correctly. I found that if I use this page to search something, it would not give me the same results as Google does. And it will always redirect me to some other web sites. How can I remove this redirect thing? I think it messed up my whole web browser. Help!
Search.shareazaweb.com Redirect Introduction
Search.shareazaweb.com Redirect or Browser Hijack Virus has been released to hack user PCs’ web browsers such as Internet Explorer, Chrome or Bing. It is a visible web page as usual as many other ordinary web sites especially some search engine sites. However, 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 this virus is to enforce you to use Search.shareazaweb.com search engine even if you don’t want. And your home page will be changed as well. But the real thing that will make you feel painful is that this virus 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. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on August 21, 2013 9:30 am
Computer infected with Ici.resynccdn.net Redirect virus, how to remove it? Browser hacked by Ici.resynccdn.net redirect, how can I rescue it? I have been given constant popping ups of new pages when I am surfing the internet. My homepage is changed to the page of the redirect virus and every time I set it back it resets. How can I get rid of this redirect virus permanently?
Computer Is Infected with Ici.resynccdn.net Redirect Virus–How to Remove?
Ici.resynccdn.net Redirect causes quite annoying and frequent popping ups on browsers like IE, Firefox and Google Chrome. Famous as a browser hijacker redirect virus, it is always playing opening new tabs and giving you unknown sites to affect your normal search activities. If you click on the pages it provides you are very likely to be led to a site where full of risks and put your computer into a threatening environment. Images and links from those sites can be accesses for viruses online to get into your computer. That is a common and popular way how virus spreads throughout the internet. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on August 20, 2013 4:31 am and last modified on August 20, 2013 4:48 am.
Can the MixiDJ V45 Toolbar make the browser worse in performance? I didn’t remember giving permission for this Toolbar to install and yet it’s there now on my browser. It keeps bringing me back to certain web sites. I also get many unwanted pop ups displaying all over the screen. Does my browser turn bad? How to stop these unpleasant actions? How to uninstall the MixiDJ Toolbar successfully?
MixiDJ V45 Toolbar – How to Remove Browser Hijacker
MixiDJ V45 Toolbar is supposed to be a browser add-on that helps enhance users’ online experiences. But it’s in fact categorized as a browser hijacker that can link PC users online to this specific domain – Mixidj.delta-search.com redirect which is also an unwanted browser hijacker. Hence, we can also treat this unwanted Toolbar as a variant of this browser hijacker. Unlike the previous versions which pretend to be regular web sites and search engines, this new variant dresses up like a friendly browser add-on to help computer users surf the Internet with more convenience. However, after learning and experiencing the abnormal behaviors of this Toolbar, we believe it brings up more inconvenience than improvement.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on August 20, 2013 4:16 am
How can I remove TSPY_ONLINEG.OMU from my laptop? I have Norton to protect my laptop but this virus infected my laptop without being prevented by Norton. It also seems hard to get it kicked off my PC. Cause I got the message that fails to delete it all the time. I’ve also tried some reputable antivirus software but the virus can come back after I do a restart. I can hardly get rid of it. What else ways do I have to try?
Description on TSPY_ONLINEG.OMU
TSPY_ONLINEG.OMU is kind of Trojan virus infection on computers. This Trojan virus is always bounded to some free and unknown packages of software. When you install that software, this virus can be installed at the same time. The difference is that the installation of this virus is done in quite indistinguishable way. You don’t even have a clue on how and when it gets installed on your PC. Nor do you realize it is in your computer until the detection alerts from your antivirus comes up. Some junk mails give you questionable attachments and they can be responsible for the source you get this virus too. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on August 20, 2013 2:50 am
I have lost my way now because I can’t remove a BKDR_TENPEQ.SM Trojan Virus. It is firmly stuck to my whole operating system. It seems no matter I try what software, no one can get rid of it. I’m fury now because I really need to remove this virus soon before I go to work tomorrow because I need to use my computer to attend a meeting but I don’t want to use a bad computer. Help please!
BKDR_TENPEQ.SM Trojan Virus Description
BKDR_TENPEQ.SM, a Trojan virus has been commonly detected by anti-virus in people’s computers. As its name suggests, a dropper Trojan contains malicious or potentially unwanted software which it ‘drops’ and installs on the affected system. Commonly, the dropper installs a backdoor which allows remote, surreptitious access to infected systems. This backdoor may then be used by remote attackers to upload and install further malicious or potentially unwanted software on the system. This threat is detected by the Microsoft antivirus engine. Technical details are not currently available. Let’s read those information from Microsoft Malware protection center: BKDR_TENPEQ.SM is a component of a hidden file of a malware that moderates your Internet experience by modifying search results, and generates pay-per-click advertising revenue for its controllers.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on August 20, 2013 2:43 am
Programs keep being blocked by PUP.Optional.SearchProtect.A pop up alerts? What brings this virus infection inside the system? Is the antivirus protection software failed to protect the PC? Will it remove this pop up threat? What consequences can be expected with this infection? What is the best way to remove this virus?
PUP.Optional.SearchProtect.A Virus – How to Remove?
PUP.Optional.SearchProtect.A is categorized as a Trojan virus pop up which has been reported lately to attack computers and cause unpleasant chaos to upset lots of PC users. This Trojan infection, coming from a group of Trojan virus, has the abilities to escape from many antivirus protection tools and sneak into computers to get itself installed without consent from PC owners. Due to this character, victims of this Trojan infection normally don’t realize their machines have got infected until PCs go all crazy. Computers with Windows OS are the major targets of this Trojan virus. And because this virus can be distributed on the Internet via bundling with many mediums, it has no certain targeting areas. To prevent all the potential consequences from happening, one should completely remove this Trojan pop up ASAP.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on August 20, 2013 2:40 am
My computer is always given an auto full scan by My Safe PC 2014 as soon as I start it up. Every time the scan finishes, it lists so many alerts that I am so afraid my computer has been in such a dangerous situation. But I don’t want to pay for the activation of its full version or function as I don’t know if this antivirus is a good one or a fake one. It locks my access to my computer in normal mode. It seems if I don’t pay it, it won’t let me go online. What should I do?
Descriptions on My Safe PC 2014
My Safe PC 2014 is not a real antivirus program which often helps people detect any threats and viruses from infecting their computers. It is indeed rogue software which installed in to computers without the permission of computer users. It launches a fully scan as soon as it is installed on computers. Then it pops up many warning messages in red color saying that your computer has been infected with some viruses. It gives out the paths of those “viruses”. It looks so real that most computer users trust this malware and pay it. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on August 19, 2013 12:09 pm and last modified on August 19, 2013 12:11 pm.
Does h.websuggestorjs.info site pop up on browser constantly? Is it set as the default welcome page on the browser without your consent? Can you not be able to surf the Internet without the blocking of this pop up domain? Is the browser crashed and not safe to use again? How to remove the hijacker and keep PC safe?
H.websuggestorjs.info – How to Stop Browser Redirect
The h.websuggestorjs.info pop up page is believed to be a browser hijacker which is associating with the “Nginx” redirect virus. Computer users who get this pop up domain will be blocked from accessing the Internet properly by the hijacker because they will keep being redirected to unwanted links and sites or getting annoying pop ups. This is usually what a browser hijacker does when it gets on your browser(s). PC users often find it very upsetting that their antivirus applications cannot prevent such trouble from happening. The fact is, a browser hijacker (a.k.a. browser redirect) is a specific domain/search engine installed on your browsers via bundling with other mediums online without your consent. By modifying the default structures of the browsers and collecting victims’ online activities, it can help cyber criminals gather valuable and sensitive info. Thus, it’s not suggested to keep using for Internet activities.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on August 19, 2013 9:19 am
Can West Mercia Police Ukash Virus block/ lock computers? This kind West Mercia Police states that i have been watching child pornography and have to pay either 50€ or 100€ fine to unlock computer, i have got the problem with this kind of virus and i have tried to remove it by instructions but computer restarts always before i finish the action, how to get ride of the West Mercia Police government computer locked notice?
West Mercia Police Ukash Virus Locked Computer – How to Remove?
The West Mercia Police Ukash Virus (also known as West Mercia Police Virus) is a fake ransomware attack that targets computer users in UK or Europe and demands a payment of 50 or 100 euros be made for violating several laws, it is a variant of PCEU Virus or Cheshire Police Authority Virus. The virus locks the computer and displays a fake message, which is designed to trick the user into thinking that it is being sent directly from law enforcement officials. The message displayed in the correct language by using the IP address. The West Mercia Police Ukash Virus scam message accuses the computer user of sending SPAM messages, distributing porn online, and violating copyright laws by downloading and sharing pirated files and programs. The message alerts the user that the computer has been blocked and the fine must be paid immediately in order to unlock the computer. It also states that if the fine is not paid there will be additional violations and there is the possibility of jail time. The main aim of the cyber criminals is trying to play a trick of the victims and scaring them to pay a fake fine by using false accusations of law infringements such as downloading or distributing copyrighted content, watching child pornography and so on. Lots of victims fail into intense pressure and then pay for the virus by Ukash, Paysafecard or MoneyPak. However, even if they get the code after paying the fake fine, the victims are not able to get rid of the West Mercia Police Ukash scam and still get the lock page. The victims can’t get the money back after the payment. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on August 19, 2013 5:49 am and last modified on August 27, 2013 2:18 am.
Does Malwarebytes keep detecting PUP.Optional.OpenCandy infection? Does this threat come back each time it’s stated to have been deleted? Is there any left behind file that cannot be deleted? How to stop the constant pop up security alerts? How can one achieve a complete removal to keep system safe?
PUP.Optional.OpenCandy – How to Remove Trojan Virus
PUP.Optional.OpenCandy is a computer threat that has been reported to be detected by Malwarebytes lately. However, this infection can’t seem to be deleted by the program because it will keep being detected after the removals. PC users who have got this security pop up often find it very upsetting because of this constant coming back. This infection, categorized as a Trojan virus, is actually coming from a group of virus with other members including the Pup.optional.defaulttab. This kind of Trojan infection is specifically persistent and stubborn. Upon install, it can modify the structure of the system for its own convenience later on. Infected computer will run extremely slow and the user will come across constant troubles with this Trojan infection on the machine.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on August 18, 2013 10:15 am
