Your antivirus software reports to you that HEUR:Exploit.SWF.Agent.id infects your computer? It is a high risk of computer virus, thus, you need to get rid of it immediately. However, it seems your antivirus software cannot solve this problem. So what are you going to do? Will you need to spend a lot of time and money in bringing your computer to a local repair shop? Please read the post to further understand the virus.
HEUR:Exploit.SWF.Agent.id is a malicious computer virus which is able to allow cyber criminals to remotely access and control your computer. Typically, this virus has the capacity to sneak into the computer without bothering you. Weak points of the computer system and neglect of novice computer users are the main means of the virus to access to the computer. If you want to stay away from this kind of virus, you had better not go to those insecure websites which contain many hidden links. If you click on a malicious link accidentally, your computer will be infected. In addition, you need to be aware of unknown shareware released by cyber criminals on the Internet, all of which are usually free.
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Published by on April 10, 2014 1:13 pm
Last night, I found my homepage was suddenly changed to something called Conduit, and then I scanned my computer using Malwarebytes. It keeps showing Trojan.ExploitDrop.BV on my computer and requires a reboot to complete the cleanup of the malware. I did that but it seems it is not working because today when I turn my computer on, the same virus comes back!!! Another problem is when I try to get online, IE stops responding immediately. How do I get rid of the virus and get my computer worked as before?
Trojan.ExploitDrop.BV is identified as an awful Trojan Horse utilized by cyber criminals to make chaos on targeted operating system. Up to now, it is capable of attacking Windows 7, XP, Vista and Windows 8 OS. Through altering system settings and adding its codes to the registry, it can be launched every time when computer boots up, and then this virus starts taking advantage of system loopholes to launch an attack. It degrades the computer performance significantly and crashes down the system randomly. So you may find that your computer will run as slow as a snail and programs you try to run on your computer always get frozen. While this Trojan is running in the background, it also displays numerous commercial ads and sponsored links to spoil your web surfing experience badly. That is why many victims are eager to remove this virus from the computer.
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Published by on April 10, 2014 3:24 am
It is very hard for you to remove Win32/AdWare.EoRezo.AU? Microsoft Security Essentials indicates the existence of threat in your computer and then deletes it, but it comes back again and again, which is really frustrating!! How to get rid of it completely?
Win32/AdWare.EoRezo.AU is a kind of computer virus detected by many famous antivirus programs that is able to monitor your browsing habits. Nowadays, Adware is criticized since it usually includes a code tracking the user’s personal information and pass to the third party without authorization or knowledge of the user. Therefore, it drives computer users crazy after it comes to the computer through attaching to some corrupted software.
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Published by on April 9, 2014 7:32 am
Do you know browser redirect which changes browser settings and force people to use its domain as homepage? Search.fr-recherche.com redirect is one of the nasty browser that difficult to be deleted by tools. Are you looking for a way to get rid of it completely? This post would help you remove it completely.
Search.fr-recherche.com Redirect has recently been rated as nasty browser redirect that has produced annoying popup windows and is continuously sending unnecessary advertisement links to people who are using the infected computer. It is a kind of malicious website that can use the browser as the intermediary tool to break into target computer and bring about unwanted PC infection. Once it finishes the intrusion, there will be more adware and spyware on your computer after this hijacker. People will feel confuse about how this good-looking website will slow down computer performance and forcibly point you to unwanted websites. We know the confusion of victims.
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Published by on April 9, 2014 4:57 am
Whenever you are doing a Google search or visiting a website, Gos.drivedo.net pop-up ads comes up without your permission? Have you found that your homepage suddenly changed to an odd web page with commercial ads or bogus search engine against your will? If you are suffering from this annoying problem, your computer may be infected with adware or a potentially unwanted program. It can attack Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome browser and keep bothering you by displaying advertisements and sponsored links within your web browser. Follow the manual removal guide below to get rid of it ASAP.
Gos.drivedo.net Pop-up is categorized as a browser hijacker that changes your default search engine and start page to its page and makes some other modifications to take over your browser without your permission. It appears itself as a start up page or a new tab when every time you launch your browser. Now major browsers like Explorer, Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome are the targets of this unwelcome hijacker. This pop up is designed by the cyber criminals in order to boost traffic of several commercial websites. It is not only annoying, but also dangerous for both your privacy and your computer security. After your browser get hijacked, it shows various unwanted symptoms on your computer such as redirecting your browser to website you don’t want constantly, changing your default homepage and search engine, displaying crazy and annoying pop-up windows or even adding unwanted wanted toolbars to interrupt your browsing activities.
Published by on April 8, 2014 12:00 pm and last modified on April 8, 2014 12:25 pm.
Yesterday I update uTorrent and this thing called Search Protect by Conduit installs itself on the computer. Now I have a problem to get online because my IE start up page keeps defaulting to “Search”. I can see Search.conduit.com in the URL. When I try to reset the default start up page using Internet Tools, IE is shut down. Also I have tried going to control panel, but there is nothing that is even close to being conduit made there. Until now, I’ve tried everything I can to get rid of it but it still keeps popping up with that page. How do I get rid of it from my computer permanently?
Search Protect by Conduit (as known as Conduit Virus or Search.Conduit.com redirect) is categorized as an adware that presents itself to be a fake search engine in order to trick inexperienced users into using it as the default homepage or default search provider. Working as a browser hijacker threat, Conduit virus also can make change to your browser settings and perform other negative effects on all browsers you have installed which include Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome. It is created and managed by online criminals who attempt to make use of harmful software as a way to take over and control your internet browser and then collect your information to earn money. Usually this type of threat comes bundled with freeware or other potentially unwanted programs. It disguises itself as an additional add-on or plug-in so many inexperienced users may download it without any awareness until they find out the web browser is going crazy and out of control. Users should be careful when they are going to download something from the Internet. Always read the terms and policy before you agree to download, or it will be easy for you to skip optional offers to change your homepage or add some unknown program to your computer.
Published by on April 8, 2014 9:41 am and last modified on April 8, 2014 12:26 pm.
Windows Internet Guard pops up to persuade you to buy its full version? You already have a frequently-used antivirus protection tool installed in your computer? You do not allow its installation but it still appears in the computer? It displays security alerts constantly and disables other programs? Can people trust it?
Windows Internet Guard is a rogue program (rogueware) which can attack computer with Windows operating system. Pretending to be a legitimate antivirus program, it tries to get as many computer users as possible to buy its complete version by threatening them that their computer is infected with viruses. With a false appearance, the rogue is able to deceive innocent computer users and help cyber criminals benefit a lot. In fact, this is not a rare case. Rogueware like Windows Internet Watchdog has also been reported. The two programs are playing the same trick to deceive computer users around the world. You should be careful of this popup in your computer and not believe what it claims. It will only cheat you out of money instead of helping you get rid of computer infections.
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Published by on April 8, 2014 4:07 am and last modified on April 8, 2014 5:31 am.
Is VBS/Dinihou.trf.16 a computer virus?Is it a Trojan virus or worm virus? What will it do on the infected computer and how can I find it in task manager? How to get rid of it completely because I check every program in control panel and it is not there. Can I find a way to remove it completely?
VBS/Dinihou.trf.16 is a notorious repute from Troy Trojan infection sequence family. More and more computer users have become the victims of Trojan infection because they don’t know how to deal with the computer protection and virus removal. Many other malware and viruses may be invited into your computer as this kind of Trojan virus breaks into the target computer on the backside with the help of this Trojan virus. Attribute to the back-door leaky it opens, many viruses can have loophole to break into as well. Once you got this infection, it is not easy to get rid of it completely. On the contrary, it changed the default settings of the target system to allow many malicious actions. So that it can be attached to start up program from that on with every reboot. To find out its infection will not take very long time because your computer will soon be full of bugs and wired actions.
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Published by on April 7, 2014 9:18 pm and last modified on April 7, 2014 9:18 pm.
Win32/AdWare.Lollipop.U virus infection on my Dell laptop! My anti-virus program detects the virus infection while installing a free program downloaded from the Internet, the AVG removes this Trojan horse from my computer, however, each time when I rescan my Dell laptop, this Trojan horse appears again! How can I remove this threat from my PC completely? Should I try manual removal?
Win32/AdWare.Lollipop.U virus process is a dangerous Trojan horse that can do chaos on the infected computer. PC users may get the Trojan horse infection while installing unsafe programs, processes, visiting unknown sites or viewing spam E-mail attachment. Once this virus process has been installed successfully, the infected machine will face a terrible virus infection like running slowly and even system crashing, some PC users want to get rid of it by anti-virus program but most advanced security tools don’t have enough power to do this virus removal. Cyber criminals spread the Win32/AdWare.Lollipop.U virus to collect information and profit from the infected PCs. PC users had better to remove this nasty virus process to protect their PCs from getting more damage.
Published by on April 7, 2014 5:30 am
I’ve been getting “Helpctr.exe” application error message on start up. This non-stop pop-up goes crazy and comes up again and again. I’m not a computer wiz. I am using Windows XP, and I only started receiving this issue after i installed the latest 2 windows updates. Now this error blocks me from doing anything on my computer and cannot close down no matter what I do on the PC. Any advice to get rid of this error?
In recent days, many computer users start complaining that their computers are getting an irritating problem about the “Helpctr.exe” error on start up. This message pops up a million times on the target computer and takes up all of the memory, making computer system sluggish and slow to respond. No matter what the user tries to do, Helpctr.exe application error pops up immediately and says “The application failed to initialize properly (0xc0000142).” Actually helpctr.exe is used by ‘Microsoft Help and Support Center’ and it is not considered as a harmful file. There are many reasons for this error coming up to annoy PC users. And the common reasons are ascribed to the following possibility:
1. Some HELP files are damaged or missing. 2. Attack of malware, adware or other spyware. 3. Incorrect installation of applications. 4. Damaged or obsolete windows registry. 5. Outdated windows device drivers that require updating; 6. Corrupted file allocation. 7. Hardware problem. 8. Missing or corrupt registry files of Microsoft Help and Support Center
Published by on April 7, 2014 5:03 am
