I have a Windows 7 laptop that has been running slowly so I ran Malwarebytes to see if it has been infected by some viruses that I didn’t realized. After spending 30 mins on scanning, it detected some IPH.Trojan.Clicker.W7 viruses along with other PUP threats. When I tried to remove all of them, those viruses reappeared on the next scan and didn’t seem to go away. I don’t know what to do right now. Is there any effective way I can remove this virus completely?
IPH.Trojan.Clicker.W7 is categorized as Trojan virus that can disable your firewall and current antivirus program, and then break into a vulnerable system without any permission. Most computers users get infected with this virus because they download something free from the internet. Those freebies mostly contain other potentially unwanted programs or malware. Once activated, it installs IPH.Trojan.Clicker.W7 virus to the system immediately. The virus also can be downloaded by clicking malicious pop-ups or opening attachment from a spam email. It shows many evil actions on the infected system as soon as it is installed. While it is running, you will notice some instant changes on the operation. Performance of the machine reduces to a half as well as your Internet connection. Besides, your operating system will become sluggish and it may occur blue screen of death problem randomly.
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Published by on February 14, 2015 7:34 am and last modified on February 14, 2015 7:35 am.
During recent days, my computer has become more and more slowly while I am working on it. It is so weird. Things happened after I installed a computer game on my computer few days before. Computer worked fine after the beginning of installation. However, now the computer becomes stuck so frequently while I am doing things on it. So, I do a full scanning on the whole system of my computer. TR/Agent 353328-246 is detected on the computer from the scanning report. But the security tool can’t remove this virus. What should I do now? Please help!
TR/Agent 353328-246 is a malicious computer infection which may ruin Windows computer users system once it gets into the compromised computer. This Trojan causes unwanted activities to bring out severe damage on your compromised system. You may have any clue on when and how this virus gets into your computer as it can dive into your computer secretly without your permission or knowledge. Commonly, this infection may sneak into your system by associating with some spam emails attachments and freeware downloads, as well as suspicious websites and so on. According to reports from computer researchers, this virus is so a high-level computer infection. It is suggested that you should remove this virus as early as possible once you detect it on your computer.
Published by on February 13, 2015 8:25 pm
Search.beesq.net keeps coming up as my homepage. I’ve tried to change it but every time I open chrome it appears again. I just downloaded the video clip and all after my computer got infected, i don’t know what should i do. I have spent a few hours scanning my computer with Malwarebytes but it detected nothing. The page doesn’t seem to go away. Please help me get rid of it and I really need Google back as my default homepage! Thanks in advance.
If you find your current homepage or search engine suddenly changed to Search.beesq.net and your web browser starts behaving strangely or displays various ads, it is a clear sign that your PC has been infected with adware or potentially unwanted program like malicious add-ons, toolbar or other extensions. Technically speaking, this kind of hijacker is not a virus but most users still call it a virus because of the malicious activities it can perform on a system. It enters the computer without users’ authorization, changes the default homepage and search-engine of all browsers available on the targeted PC, mostly attacking Internet Explorer, Firefox and Google Chrome.
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Published by on February 13, 2015 8:12 am
Hey, there. Please help. A page of catchingvirus.com is showing up on my screen this morning. It just likes an automatic touch page. It can jump from one page to another page automatically. I can’t close all of the opening windows as I close one of them another window may pop up immediately. I can’t do anything normal on my computer now. It is so pesky. How do I remove this trouble out of my computer? Any suggestion will be so appreciated! Thank you very much!
Catchingvirus.com is sorted to be a kind of malicious browser hijacker which can ruin your all browsers severely once it is installed on your computer. It is created by cyber criminals with the purpose of attacking computer users’ browsers. So, once this hijacker gets into your computer, its first aim is to add lots of malicious stuff like toolbar or ad applications to your browsers likes Google Chrome, Firefox or IE which are installed on your computer system. This virus can get into your system secretly without any of your consent or knowledge. You may find this virus on your computer as you detect it or you are being redirected to some malicious web sites or unwanted unsafe web sites. This virus should be gotten rid of immediately so that you can use your computer as normal again.
Published by on February 12, 2015 12:05 pm and last modified on February 13, 2015 3:05 pm.
There is a website called Gamegogle.com showing up on your Firefox or Internet Explorer as the home page? Why is your original home page disappeared? Why can this unknown site change your homepage without your permission? The most annoying thing is that you are always redirected to elsewhere with many pop-up ads when you are surfing the Internet? In this case, your computer has been infected with the Gamegogle.com browser hijacker that you should get rid of as soon as possible!
Gamegogle.com is a browser hijacker, the main infection symptom of which is to control your online activities through taking over your browser thoroughly. Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox can be affected by it. What is a browser hijacker? Generally speaking, a browser hijacker, also known as a browser redirect, can continuously cause all sorts of problems for computer users. Gamegogle.com looks like a normal search engine website. But in fact, it is not a good thing. Gamegogle.com is able to help its developers to collect your private information if you don’t get rid of it as soon as possible. When you use the search bar on its web page to search, you will get unreliable search results, some of which even have dangerous viruses that can further damage your computer.
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Published by on February 12, 2015 2:59 am
I scanned with malwarebytes, and it found PUP.Optional.SearchApp.A, but I don’t know what it is. The virus keeps coming back and doesn’t seem to go away, even though I am on safe mode. Can someone tell me if it is dangerous? Was it the reason I received tons of ads on Internet Explorer? I heard Malwarebytes does sometimes detect things that aren’t necessarily dangerous to my computer. Should I leave it alone? If not, what’s the best way to get rid of it from my computer?
PUP.Optional.SearchApp.A is categorized as a potentially unwanted program that installs along with other Trojan viruses or adware onto a system without any knowledge. It may not show any clear sign when it is downloaded on the machine, however if you scan the computer with antivirus programs like Malwarebytes, you will see the scan result alert which there are several unknown program like PUP.Optional.SearchApp.A on the list. Therefore we can be sure that the specified computer is infected already infected with this malware and your web browser may also has been hijacked by adware at the same time. This virus alters system configurations, changes DNS settings, registry settings and web browser settings, and even can install malicious extensions and toolbar to the target computer, hence auto removal way is always not working to cope with this threat.
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Published by on February 11, 2015 6:26 pm and last modified on February 11, 2015 6:49 pm.
Hey, man. What is going on now? My computer is stuck. And a pop up comes up and says that my computer is infected by a virus which is named Wincheck. Is that true? Is it a virus? What should I do now? My computer gets stuck so frequently these days. AVG can’t remove it as I have tried so many times, but none of them is successful. Without antivirus program, I know nothing about the removal of this virus. How can I remove this virus completely from my computer? Is there a shortcut to do this? Please help me out of this bad situation. Thank you very much!
Wincheck is classified as a Trojan horse virus which is newly created computer infection with the purpose of attacking Windows computer users. Once this virus gets into your system, it has the ability to hamper your work by disabling the installed software and important programs on your computer. How did this virus dive into your computer? Can you figure out how this thing happens? You have no any clue, don’t you? Commonly, this Trojan can sneak into your computer without your knowledge through watching movies, videos, playing online games from unbelievable websites and etc. Besides, it may also get into your system from the downloading of freeware, visiting some suspicious websites, opening spam emails as well as its attachments. So, if you want to avoid this virus getting into your computer, you’d better take care of your online activities. Once this virus is found, please take immediate action to get rid of it.
Published by on February 11, 2015 6:13 am
Computer has been running strangely in these days? Antivirus program always tells you that your computer is at high risk because of the Trojan.Win32.Agent.aldog infection? What is the difference between common viruses and this Trojan? Furthermore, how to completely get rid of the risky Trojan horse?
Trojan.Win32.Agent.aldog was defined as a nasty Trojan infection which is produced by network hackers with evil purposes. Even if your computer has been protected by your antivirus software, you still have the opportunity to meet this Trojan like other computer users. Because the Trojan virus is used by hackers to collect as much information as possible from innocent computer users from all over the world, it is able to bypass the protection of most antivirus software to enter the system without having the computer user’s permission. Once the infection is expanding, more and more malicious software and blackmail software will enter into the infected system easily, which will continue to bring you various of troubles.
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Published by on February 10, 2015 4:49 pm
Hi, there. This morning I was editing my English document on my computer after I downloaded games application online. During the process of editing, my computer became stuck and then a warning popped up telling me that my computer got a really high-level Trojan virus with its name of Trojan.Zbot Activity 15. What is that? How did I get this virus into my computer? I don’t know! What should I do now? How to remove this virus? Please tell some suggestion! Thank you!
Trojan.Zbot Activity 15 is a malicious Trojan virus which may ruin Windows computer users system once it gets into the compromised computer. This Trojan can dive into your computer secretly without your permission or knowledge. This Trojan can get into your computer by bundling itself with spam emails attachments and freeware downloads, as well suspicious websites and so on. So if you want to avoid this virus entering your computer, you need to pay more attention to what you do online. Once this Trojan is detected on your computer, you should take methods to get rid of this computer as soon as possible.
Published by on February 10, 2015 6:49 am
Google Chrome browser has been occupied by the Websearch.look-for-it.info web page? Not only you home page in the browser has been changed, but also you cannot use the browser properly? In general, this is called a browser hijack or redirect problem. This strange web page is actually a browser hijacker that you should immediately get rid of.
Websearch.look-for-it.info is a web site that shows up in the form of a search engine which seems to be able to provide rich online contents. But it is actually known as a browser hijacker or a browser redirect. How can we distinguish browser hijackers from legitimate web sites?
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Published by on February 9, 2015 8:30 am
