I’ve been trying to get rid of Atajitos.com hijacker from my Windows 7 laptop. This webpage has taken over my homepage without my approval. Also whenever I go online, tons of ads came to my screen. It happened on both Firefox and IE. I don’t know why it happened and how to get rid of them. I have tried bothe Norton and malwarebyte anti-malware but neither of them worked. What should I do now?
Atajitos.com is not a reliable web page, instead it could be associated with adware or browser hijacking malware that replaces the default homepage and search engine against your will. It is regarded as an online platform that only designed to carry advertising and promote online contents. This hijacker tends to attack web browsers like Internet Explorer, Firefox, Google Chrome and any other browsers. It usually comes bundled with other free software that you may obtain from various web sites and servers. Without a doubt, you will never know that the download could bring you such annoying hijacker because Atajitos.com pop-up won’t even inform you its oncoming installation. However, once it is arrived it can modify your browser settings and cause a lot of troubles to interrupt your browsing activities. So users are recommended to select custom installation instead of the default installation. Whenever you try to download programs or other files, never allow any additional applications to access your computer at the same time or even make changes in your browser settings unless you have known what results those changes can bring to you.
Published by on September 16, 2014 4:36 pm and last modified on September 22, 2014 9:11 am.
This morning I am surfing the internet as usual on my computer and suddenly something named Deals App pops up taking over my screen. It is so annoying to see it unscrupulously displaying in front of me. I tried everything to kick off it but no luck. My AVG reports it but is unable to deal with it. Now it has also affected my internet speed seriously. How do I get rid of it from my computer completely? Can anyone help me? I will be so grateful if any suggestion is provided.
Deals App is categorized as a harmful adware domain that can change your browser homepage settings. It can do changes to your set up and redirect it to this horrible adware. What is worse, it can bundle with some malicious freeware or other PUP (potentially unwanted program) to mess up your computer together. We know that an adware is an annoying component as it will release advertisements in order to gain profit for its designer. So you will keep receiving false information when you go online after your computer is compromised. This adware claims “ Save up for thousands of dollars a year with our Deal App! ”. It pretends to be a friendly app and lures you to download it by stating that just a single click can help you save a lot of money. Don’t be tricked by it! Once the Deals App is installed, you will find that your browsers are flooded with tons of commercial ads pointing you to click them. Strictly speaking, it is not a typical computer virus but it shows many nasty traits and has the ability to damage the computer system.
Published by on September 16, 2014 11:43 am and last modified on September 23, 2014 6:55 am.
Have you ever been harassed by browser hijackers like this one Istsearch.com? It not only changes your homepage as well as search engine, but also redirects you to some unwanted websites. It makes your online activities become awful. You should get rid of this browser hijacker as soon as possible.
Istsearch.com is classified as a browser hijacker which is able to affect most of famous browsers on users’ computer in different regions. Websearch.fixsearch.info and Searchpge.com can be put in the same category together with it. The browser hijacker is released by the developers with the purpose of promoting something through taking over your browser. Accessing the resources it offers may even help some bad guys to get in and control the computer control remotely. What is more, it also facilitates the developers to collect as much valuable information as possible from innocent computer users.
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Published by on September 16, 2014 9:04 am and last modified on September 22, 2014 9:13 am.
My antivirus detects a Trojan virus in my computer and it says the virus is removed completely but it comes back after I restart the computer. Tons of ads pop up when I is online and the computer runs extremely slow. It is so disturbing to let it stay in my computer. I try everything but I can’t still figure out a solution to get rid of it completely. Is there anyone who can help me kindly solve the problem? I will really appreciate it.
JS:HideMe-I is malicious Trojan infection which is designed by cyber criminals. The Trojan can provide a backdoor for the hackers to take control of the targeted computer over the internet remotely. This risky Trojan intrudes the computer through different mediums like USB pen drives, spam mails and unknown freeware downloads. It will degrade your computer’s performance and your computer becomes very fragile because the Trojan is able to provide access door for other threats such as adware, spyware and malware, ransomware to slide into the system to mess up the computer together. It is of capable to track your browser record and Internet activities and steal precious personal info like passwords, credit card, bank account information etc. Users may find it very difficult to get rid of JS:HideMe-I completely because it hides itself very deeply and keeps coming back again and again like a nightmare.what is more, JS:HideMe-I can corrupt your windows registry following it’s inclinations and as a result many annoying ads pop up when you surf the internet. It Challenges your limits of patience to open programs successfully. And it even shuts down your computer at any random time if you let it stay in your computer for a long time.
Published by on September 15, 2014 2:11 pm and last modified on September 22, 2014 9:14 am.
I was working on computer, just with a sudden, there was popping up a window called Regclean Pro which is saying that I had a virus on my desktop. If I want to remove that I should download it. I thought that it should be true. So I followed its guidance to download it on my computer. However, all things went against me. The reported virus cannot be get rid of by these tool for free. Once more, each time when I start my computer, this antivirus tool will begin to scan my computer without my need, and it only can stop by itself. Then later, it informs me that many problems exist in my computer and they have to be solved immediately. It is said that I must pay for the tool so that I can use it to remove the virus and solve other existing problems. I cannot pay for it with that large sum of money. Then I decide to uninstall this annoying tool. As a consequence, I cannot uninstall it. And I have tried many ways to do that work, but I fail every time. What should I do then? Any help will be highly appreciated!
RegClean Pro is categorized as a rogue antivirus program which a form of malicious software and it is promoted through other free downloads. Once you installed it on your computer, it automatically scans your computer and then claims that many issues exist in your computer. If you want to solve those problems completely, you need to buy its full version before you can use it to solve problems. This malicious tool disguises to be a professional tool that can protect computers and solve computer problems. It is designed by the cyber criminal to trick the innocent computer users to download and install on their computers. When they realized they had downloaded something wrong, it was too late. This nasty antivirus tool has angered many victims around the world. Actually, this RegClean Pro is a kind of rogue antispyware problem which has been reported by many victims on the Internet. Once this fake antivirus tool installed on your computer, it is not to protect your computer from attacking. But it is to damage the whole operating system of your computer. Once you have found this nasty tool installed on your computer, measures should be taken to get rid of it be it makes more damages to your computer.
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Published by on September 15, 2014 4:22 am and last modified on September 22, 2014 9:15 am.
There is a program with an unknown name called Win 8 Antispyware 2014 running out of control in the computer? Are you familiar with this program? Do you remember whether you install it or not? If not, how does it get into your computer? It reports many security alerts while the other antivirus program in the computer does not? You are required to pay to get its registered version? How to eliminate this unwanted thing from the computer?
Win 8 Antispyware 2014 appears on your computer unexpectedly and reports large amounts of virus infections? This software is actually not a friendly and legitimate computer protection tool. It is a computer virus designed by computer hackers that attacks computers presumptuously and cheats computer users through pretending to be an antivirus program. Computer users from different areas can encounter this scam, because it is not just active in a limited area. Computers running Windows 8 operating system are the main targets of the virus attack. With a professional appearance looking like a legitimate antivirus program, it makes so many computer users think that it is real so as to let them pay for its “registered version”. Computer users should realize that it is a rogue program. It is a hoax!
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Published by on September 14, 2014 7:45 am and last modified on September 22, 2014 9:16 am.
Do you have a popup saying it is Win 8 Protection 2014 in the computer? What does this strange program do in your compute? How to uninstall it because you never approve its installation? How can it get in the computer? Is it really from Microsoft? How do we verify that?
Win 8 Protection 2014 is classified as a rogue antivirus program which masquerades as a legitimate one and attempts to defraud innocent computer users of as much money as possible. This newly released computer virus should be concerned by the ordinary computer users around the world for it looks no difference from those famous legitimate antivirus programs on the surface. Computer hackers aim at tricking computer users through convincing them that the rogue program is useful. This hateful thing is created by computer hackers with the purpose of accumulating wealth unfairly. In order to avoid being swindled, we should be cautious if we see any unknown programs on the computer.
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Published by on September 12, 2014 6:55 pm and last modified on September 22, 2014 9:17 am.
My browser runs weirdly in recent days. My favorite homepage is redirected automatically to Web2.vegasworld.com, and all kinds of ads pop up wildly. Antivirus program seemed didn’t work at all. What happens to my computer on earth? It is so disturbing to let my computer stay in this terrible situation. Is there any effective way to get rid of the problem? Any suggestion is highly appreciated.
Web2.vegasworld.com is a harmful browser hijacker which can invade your computer and make you feel uncomfortable. Once installed, it will mess up your computer by performing many destructive activities. You should not cheat it lightly once you find the traces of it in your computer. It is able to break into your security without your knowledge and change your default homepage as well as search engine. Once it is installed, you will find kinds of annoying advertisements pop-up on your screen, and your browser like Internet Explorer, Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox will be redirected to the annoying Web2.vegasworld.com website. Not only will your homepage be changed to its domain, but also all of your search results can be wrong. What is worse, more viruses can be hidden in the false results. You may get this infection by downloading some suspicious free apps, visiting malicious websites, opening attachments of spam email. Once invaded, it records user’s browsing history and collects private information like sensitive data like passwords, credit card, bank account information etc. Then you will notice that your homepage has been modified without your consent.
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Published by on September 12, 2014 1:40 pm and last modified on September 22, 2014 9:18 am.
My android phone is blocked by a message stating it is from United States Courts. It states that I did illegal activities and asks me to pay $300 within 48 hours if I want to unlock my phone. Is it real or just a scam? Is there a useful way to bypass the warning screen safely and permanently? It is so annoying to let it stay in my phone, and I can’t do anything with my phone. Now don’t worry, you can unlock your phone by following the guides below.
The United States Courts Virus is classified as a ransomware that is able to lock the users’ phones. The attackers land their eyes on the phones as mobile phone market is growing bigger and bigger. And the virus has been widely spreading out on the internet nowadays. It is a variant of FBI scam virus or Department Of Justice virus. It disguises itself coming from the United States Courts and accuses the user of being involved in illegal phone activities. In fact, no law authority would publish a person by locking his or her phone, and they will not make any accusation online. It is designed deliberately by cyber criminals whose aim is to scam as much as money from unwary users. The warning message tricks the victims to enter a payment for $300 in order to get the phone work normally. The only means to finish the payment is by transferring money electronically via Greendot MoneyPak card. The ransomware also threatens to take additional fines and legal troubles will happen to you if the fine is not paid immediately. Even though this kind of ransomware is quiet common, there are still many phone users who are fooled by the scam and the hackers gain profit from these inappropriate behaviors. It’s not so difficult to distinguish a ransomware from a legitimate warning message once you’ve learned about characters of the United States Courts Virus and other similar versions.
Published by on September 12, 2014 11:08 am and last modified on September 22, 2014 9:20 am.
Well recently, my computer obtained a rogue virus called Vista Protection 2014 which completely disabled almost everything on my user account. It keeps giving me fake security alerts and forces me to register its full version. I am not quite sure how to get rid of this virus because my task manager doesn’t open up at all. I cannot open anything that can get rid of this fake antivirus on my account now because it instantly gets shut down and a popup says “this file is infected”, or something similar keeps blocking me. I have already installed Norton, how did the virus come to my computer? Is there any way I can remove it from my system completely? I don’t want to reformat the computer because I have lots of photos and music inside. Please help!!!
Vista Protection 2014 is a hoax that masquerades as a genuine anti-virus program, and initiates fake scans within Windows computers. This virus only targets on Windows Vista system and it has other variants called XP Protection 2014, Win 7 Protection 2014 and Win 8 Protection 2014 designed to attack different operating systems. All of these viruses are promoted via infected free content online including shareware, freeware, spam email attachment and video and audio files. Being categorized as rogue program, Vista Protection 2014 is designed to invade digital privacy of users and suck out confidential information. Currently rogue programs are constantly on the rise, and they are being updated with enhanced destructive ability by hackers across the world. Therefore, if you unfortunately get infected by this virus, please note that this rogue program contains no ability to remove viruses and protect you from malware or any of the other functions that it markets. Instead, it can wreak chaos on your computer once downloaded so it should be eliminated without any delay.
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Published by on September 12, 2014 2:28 am and last modified on September 22, 2014 9:21 am.
