Have you ever come across this situation: start-up page on Internet browsers keeps being changed; default search engines are replaced automatically and new tabs pop up constantly? If you happen to experience all of these troubled with a site named Lnksr.com, be careful because the browser is hijacked by one of the browser hijackers. Learn more about this Lnksr.com redirect and ways to remove it.
Lnksr.com Browser Redirect Description
Lnksr.com is a specific URL that belongs to a browser hijacker issue. Unlike other regular web sites, Lnksr.com causes many unpleasant troubles on the targeted computers by modifying default settings of browsing applications including Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. Whatever operating systems you are running on the computers, you will have the chances to be attacked by such computer problem because it’s distributed online widely. Browsing records on computers are the main targets of this Lnksr.com redirect which can help computer hackers benefit.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 15, 2013 1:26 am
Can’t get rid of Win32/SillyAutorun.FTW virus from Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows XP or Windows 8? It keeps warning from my security firewall alert, it makes my computer runs really slow and almost freeze down. What to do if your computer is infected with such infection that can’t be deleted by anti-virus software?
What is Win32/SillyAutorun.FTW – How to Remove?
The Win32/SillyAutorun.FTW virus is a big Trojan horse that can cause redirect problem that replaces the users typical default browser of either Google, Yahoo, Bing, AOL, Ask, or some other search engine and instead send them to a website that is disguised to be a search engine that is owned by the hackers behind the redirect virus. Do the disturbing and odd pop ups drive you crazy when you searching online? What do you think of your computer if it takes a long time to start up and execute your order? It’s killing you, isn’t it? The symptoms above are the features of Win32/SillyAutorun.FTW Virus. Notorious as it is, the Virus is a descendant of an extended family, Trojan. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 14, 2013 11:29 am
Hello. Yesterday I got a Trojan horse virus called Trojan horse Generic_r.CIW on my Dell laptop with Win 7 Home Premium and ZoneAlarm firewall. AVG anti virus notified me but could not removed it. I tried to fix it but no luck. Is there an effective and simple way that is able to catch and remove Trojan horse Generic_r.CIW virus completely? Any help will be appreciated.
Trojan horse Generic_r.CIW Virus Description
Recently, the Trojan horse Generic_r.CIW virus has attacked computer users all over the world. Victims complain that AVG antivirus cannot remove this virus completely and effectively. It is classified as pesky Trojan Horse and can be inserted together with free software/games/media players or porn materials, which means that it is automatically installed while you are downloading those piratic and unsafe resources. Once running, it decreases your PC performance notably and also it can open a backdoor helping other viruses get in your compromised system.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 14, 2013 3:55 am and last modified on June 14, 2013 3:56 am.
How many antivirus programs do you have to protect your computer? Is there one that’s unfamiliar by you but yet still getting itself installed on the machine? If you happen to find this Internet Security Plus software on your computer. Be careful and try to avoid from paying for anything. This specific software is believed to be from a rogue family. You are suggested to remove it out of the PC.
Internet Security Plus Virus – How to Remove? Rogue Antivirus Description
Internet Security Plus appears on a computer looking like an antivirus software and acting that way as well. Can you trust this unknown program which you might not even install in the first place? The answer is negative. This specific software, installed in your computer without permission, is categorized as one of the rogue antivirus programs which has become a major issue to lots of computer users but yet still cannot be prevented permanently. You may find Internet Security Plus virus quite familiar. That’s because it can also be treated as another version of the Internet Security Pro virus or the Internet Security 2013 virus. With a familiar look and slightly different name, this fake antivirus software becomes active again.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 13, 2013 9:02 pm and last modified on June 14, 2013 1:08 am.
Can’t get rid of Troj/JadMbr-A virus from Windows 7 or Windows 8? It infects both my laptop and desktop, making them run really slow and weird. What to do if your computer is infected with a big threat that can’t be deleted by anti-virus software?
Attacked by Troj/JadMbr-A – How to Remove?
The Troj/JadMbr-A virus is a big MBR infection that can cause browser redirect problem that replaces the users typical default browser of either Google, Yahoo, Bing, AOL, Ask, or some other search engine and instead send them to a website that is disguised to be a search engine that is owned by the hackers behind the redirect virus. The same dangerous as luhe.sirefef.a, it can lead to blue screen of death. When the user then tried to perform a search on the new site they will be brought to a page that if full of banner ads, pop up ads, text ads and sponsored listings. There will not be any form of results or information relevant to what the user was searching for. An this virus can make your hard disk mess up as well as catching blue screen of death. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 13, 2013 5:11 am and last modified on June 13, 2013 6:04 am.
AVG Anti-virus picked up a Trojan Horse Downloader.generic10.asx virus on my computer from work. It says AVG is unable to remove this file as the original file has been removed and bundled with some system files. The laptop was extremely slow and froze down once a minute. How do you handle this problem?
Infected With Trojan Horse Downloader.generic10.asx – How to Remove?
The Trojan Horse Downloader.generic10.asx is a dangerous computer backdoor virus and the hackers behind it are not playing nice when this virus is installed on to a computer. Similar to Trojan Horse Generic29.AJGE, this is a very serious threat and it needs to be cleaned out as quickly as possible in order to avoid a complete system crash and data loss. How do you know your computer contained a virus and was deleted? This virus was picked by the AVG anti-virus program, but it won’t go unless you can seek for an efficient way to completely kill it, but it is not easy for common users, why? Because the virus hides deep in the target computer, any wrong action will due to system crash. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 13, 2013 2:50 am and last modified on June 13, 2013 6:03 am.
Got a browser extension called Montera Toolbar on Internet browsers? Is this a friendly toolbar? Does it also have anything to do with the constant changing web sites on the browsers? Do you feel bothered by the constant pop up of this application while surfing online? Apparently it is not a recommended toolbar as it can modify default settings of browsers. It should be removed for good.
Montera Toolbar Description
Montera Toolbar is a browser extension that one can see on Internet browsers like Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. Although browser add-on applications are meant to help PC users enhance their online experience, this Montera thing isn’t quite qualified as such an application. PC users often find it annoying after installing it. This Montera Toolbar is actually originally from the same resource as the Claro Search Redirect (also known as Isearch.claro-search.com redirect) which will be the Montera Technologies Ltd. Without approval from PC users, it can get itself installed through free software and other resources and modify default settings of Internet browsers. It’s such a pain for many PC users. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 12, 2013 12:06 pm
Homepage has been changed then went to another weird website? Does the name Value Apps virus ring a bell? What is Value Apps? You fail to get your homepage back. Have you tried many ways to get rid of it，but no luck? It is really frustrating, isn’t it? What is the best way to fix your computer without any risk? Do you want to know the answers? Here is one post for you.
Browser Hijacked by Value Apps Virus – How to Remove?
The Value Apps which resembles to Websearch.searchmainia.info is a website that misguides and redirects users to approach to irrelevant information. Once infected, all your browsers will go to Value Apps website when you are surfing online. At the beginning, the virus sneaks into your computer and acts as normal advertisements popping up which may not raise your alerts. As soon as Value Apps virus gains the full charge of the whole situation, you will find the websites you’re about to visit all go to its website automatically. Even worse, the virus may change the basic settings of your Internet explorer, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox non-stop and make them unrecognizable. Basically, the virus designed by cyber criminals trespasses your computer as you surf spam, download unknown software or visit untrusted websites. With a lot of ads popping up, your computer will be in a total mess. Even worse, once dominates, it will run a so-called scan in your computer warning that your computer is infected and under the alarming rate. Then, it posts a list of the infected files requiring deletion. On one hand, Value Apps virus makes your common browser fail to performance. On the other hand, it makes your computer slow in performance and low instability. Worst of all, it poses a threat to your personal information like personal account and password of your credit card with the invasion of the disturbing virus.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 12, 2013 11:18 am
Have you ever received any email from the Internal Revenue Service? Is there an attachment for you to download? And when you’ve downloaded it, is the system acting out of control gradually? Have you been totally prevented from doing anything on the computer? As a matter of fact, this isn’t the real IRS. It’s actually a fake email from the IRS Virus which should be watching out by computer users.
IRS Virus – Fraud Email Warning Notice
IRS Virus is one of the computer problems that can be categorized as a malware issue. IRS, short for Internal Revenue Service, is a legitimate organization. But lately, according to many reports from computer users who have received similar emails from IRS, there is something wrong with the email attachment. Whenever downloading this file from the attachment, one will soon find out that his/her computer won’t work properly. Phenomena like missing desktop icons and stop-loading files will be experienced. The situations can get very bad caused by this IRS Virus. And Trojans, malware and spyware including the active United States Courts virus could all be downloaded or distributed through this fraud email from the IRS Virus. So one should be looking out and avoid downloading any attachments from unknown resources or contacts.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 12, 2013 9:36 am
AVG Anti-virus says my computer is infected with Trojan Horse Generic 31.AYES virus with the error message as attached. It says AVG is unable to remove this file as the original file has been removed and replaced by a malware. My computer was extremely slow and when I went to a site, it kept shutting down. How to remove this virus completely?
Infected With Trojan Horse Generic 31.AYES – How to Remove?
The Trojan Horse Generic 31.AYES computer attack is a vicious attack and the hackers behind it are not playing nice when this virus is installed on to a computer. Similar to Trojan Horse Generic29.AJGE, this is a very serious attack and it needs to be handled as quickly as possible in order to avoid a complete system crash and complete loss. There are several ways that this Trojan is getting into Windows based operating systems, but theses are the main two: Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 12, 2013 3:34 am and last modified on June 13, 2013 6:03 am.
