What is Gon.driveopen.net Popups? Is it a safety popup? Is it a good plug-in or bad plug-in? Does it bring many pop-ups and take place the original homepage or search engine? How to get rid of the nasty pop-up application effectively?
Gon.driveopen.net Popups is a kind of browser hijacker that can easily infect all kind of popular browsing product such as Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, etc. and slow down performance of the victim browser. Some freeware on unfamiliar website, spam mail, malicious links, unwanted pop upped ads and hacked message would contain this virus secretly. As a medium of this unwanted pop-up, hacked mail or unwanted message would allure people to click on the links it provides in order to get a secret entrance to the target computer. It replaces original homepage or website to the gon.driveopen.net by changing browser setting and network setting without user permission and is used to make money from every click you made. To add traffics, it would add a specific domain to the default home and search engine. So that every time you run the victim browser, it shows up its domain.
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Published by on February 10, 2014 12:54 pm
Infected by Better-Search.net redirect? I launched the Internet browser and got this hijacker popup automatically. I tried to reset my homepage and other settings, but I just found it functionless. With this browser hijacker, I came across lots of troubles in all my browsing tasks. How can I remove this malicious redirect and get back all default settings? Any idea will help me a lot.
Better-Search.net is a browser hijacker which endangers worldwide computers terribly. It is designed by cyber hackers who obtain tricky tactics to corrupt the computer and pilfer important information from unknown net users. Indeed, cyber criminals may take use of this browser hijacker to deliver more threats to the computer so as to compromise the computer aggressively. Specifically, the hijacker infection exploits the system vulnerabilities to install some unwanted toolbar, plug-ins and ads-on to the computer, taking up the CPU usage. It also changes default settings of Internet browsers including Chrome, Opera, Firefox and Internet Explorer etc. When surfing the net, users will find that all their favorite web search results go to other harmful content no matter what key words they search for and web links they click on. Meanwhile, users are also freaked out with constant pop-up ads which asking them to do free downloads and purchase unwanted products. That is, the Better-Search.net redirect is a risky computer infection which needs to be removed from the computer promptly.
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Published by on February 10, 2014 4:39 am
My Firefox was crashed frequently after getting this Cts.lipilextrack.com redirect. Help! I ran full scans with my advanced antivirus and reinstalled my Firefox, but I still got the browser hijacker and random popups after the system reboot. I don’t want it to mess up my computer. What should I do? What is the best way to handle with the redirect? Go over this article and get rid of the hijacker infection completely without removal guide below.
Cts.lipilextrack.com is identified as a malicious browser hijacker. It is a bogus website which supposedly helps users browse webs, images, videos and news and search for different resources. Its interface seems quite reliable, which cheats unknown users to take it as default homepage. Actually, it is nothing useful but a hazardous computer virus needed to be cleaned out promptly. Soon as the browser hijacker attacks the computer, it adds to the web browsers like Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer etc. Meanwhile, it takes advantages of the system leaks to install unwanted extensions, toolbar, plug-ins and ads-on in the computer without any notice. The hijacker infection causes great troubles to users. It launches as your default homepage or start page automatically. Besides, it displays many random pop-up ads on your screen during your online tasks. And these popups may lure users into purchase unwanted products or download free items. Never trust this Cts.lipilextrack.com redirect or leave it in the computer. Instead, users need to take steps to delete the hijacker infection entirely and timely.
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Published by on February 9, 2014 12:07 pm and last modified on February 9, 2014 12:10 pm.
My computer was attacked by Trojan.BitcoinMiner and it got very poor performance. I picked up this Trojan virus accidentally when I was downloading a PDF creator. I was freaked out and found it hard to delete the pesky Trojan attack by myself. Why did my security protection fail to block the Trojan horse? How to remove the Trojan horse completely without making any damage? This post will enable you to get rid of the malicious Trojan virus manually and safely.
Trojan.BitcoinMiner is a risky Trojan attack which turns out to be a threat to worldwide computers. The Trojan virus spreads through network and it takes chance to install in the computer during users’ improper online activities, including downloading freeware, reading unknown emails and visiting porn web pages and so on. Once the Trojan horse targets the computer, it will change the system files and entries and even create new ones to mess up the system terribly. Deeply as the Trojan horse invades, it exploits the system leaks to drop many hazardous codes to the computer, such as worms, adware, spyware and malware. Indeed, the Trojan horse causes the slow system performance and poor network connection. The affected computer just results in getting freezes frequently at startup, shutdown and large program launching processes. Thus, PC users need to clean out the Trojan.BitcoinMiner virus from the computer as early as possible.
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Published by on February 9, 2014 9:09 am
Virus:Win32/Rovnix.gen!C had messed up my computer! It made my computer extremely slow. The computer got freezes easily when it loaded websites and large programs. I ran my advanced antivirus, but I found it unable to delete the Trojan horse properly. What shall I do? Will any other anti-virus software sort out this Trojan virus issue? How can I remove the risky Trojan horse and get back a clean computer? Any help will be highly appreciated.
Virus:Win32/Rovnix.gen!C is a harmful Trojan horse which PC users should not ignore but remove it from the victimized computer promptly. As the Trojan virus does great harm to the computer, and it is designed by cyber hackers to pilfer vital information from unknown users on purpose. Usually, the Trojan horse is from network, such as porn websites, spam emails and free downloads. Soon as the Trojan arrives, it installs in the computer without users’ permission. The Trojan horse launches itself automatically as a startup process, and it takes up the CPU usage greatly. As a result, it slows down the system speed and makes the system vulnerable. Tricky as the Trojan virus is, it is capable to take use of the system leaks to drop additional codes to the computer, including adware, worms, malware and spyware etc. With these risky computer threats, the computer will be damaged terribly. In this urgent situation, PC users should take measures to get rid of the Trojan horse as quickly as possible.
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Published by on February 8, 2014 11:16 am
Infected with Windows Antivirus Master, can’t get rid of it? Please help!!! My computer has been taken control by Windows Antivirus Master. I cannot bypass its window and do anything to get my computer back. It does not allow me to do anything. What I can do is to look at the virus picture and let it scan my computer then keep telling me that there are so many risks including viruses, spyware, and many other system threats on it. I was caught in by it at first. But when it asked me to activate its full function by purchasing something I realize it could be a scam. I just want it off immediately but I am a computer novice and don’t know how to do that. Anyone can help?
Windows Antivirus Master is one of new rogue antivirus software generated by some malicious web sites recently. It often pops up on an infected computer all of a sudden and will not ask for any permission of the computer users to run an auto scan. It occupies the full screen by the scan and will not close its window when it’s finished. Not only trying to persuade you to buy some activation key to remove the threats it detects this rogue program also won’t allow you to use any other tools to remove it. This virus will block almost all functions of the infected PC as soon as it gets installed on them. It never goes away or gives the permission to users to do any other operations on it despite activating its full version. Read the rest of this post »
Published by on February 8, 2014 5:57 am and last modified on February 13, 2014 8:26 am.
Go.webfind.pw is a malicious pop-up ads which can target on different kinds of the browsers. Internet Explorer is the first target of this redirect virus but other browsers can be attacked as well. Many PC users report that they get the virus infection even under the protection of the anti-virus program, this Go.webfind.pw redirect virus is able to infect the computer by passing through the security tools and change its name and position once it has been installed to the infected computer successfully, that is the reason most of the advanced anti-virus program do not have enough power to get rid of it. The redirect virus needs to be removed completely once the computer is infected, or the browser will be in an unsafe situation. Read the rest of this post »
Published by on February 7, 2014 1:15 pm and last modified on February 12, 2014 7:26 am.
My anti-virus program detects PUP.Crimsolite infection while doing a full scan, and the PUP virus is removed immediately, but the virus will be detected again once I rescan my computer. What is the best way to get rid of this PUP virus? Will another virus work? Please help.
PUP.Crimsolite virus is a dangerous virus process which attacks Windows OS, usually cyber criminals will plant this virus process to some programs, once the PC users download and install these infected programs from the unsafe sites or forums, PUP.Crimsolite virus will be able to infect the computer completely. Most of the security tools like anti-virus programs or firewalls can detect the virus infection but don’t have the ability to remove it, that is the reason PC users will find that the virus will be still in the infected machine even the virus is removed by security tools. Thus, we strongly suggest that PC users should remove this threat in a manual way.
Published by on February 7, 2014 8:36 am
I downloaded music from a website and next thing I know i had this Websearch thing in place of my Internet Explorer and Google Chrome. Whenever I go online, Websearch.webisgreat.info appears as my homepage and takes over my browser. I can’t get rid of it and get Google back. I’ve tried to manually remove it and I’m lost. I tried to download Avast and other software to scan the computer, but all of them say nothing in my computer is corrupted. Please help! I’ve spent literally all day trying to remove this but no luck. Any help to remove this redirect thing will be highly appreciated.
Websearch.webisgreat.info is a website associated with adware, browser hijacker or PUP (as known as Potentially Unwanted Program) which can take over your browser as soon as it is installed. It can change your default homepage and appear each time your start your web browser no matter you are using IE, Firefox or Chrome. In addition, it could add lots of irritating things like ad applications or toolbar to the internet browsers, making your browser crash or freeze all the time. This is just one sample of the multiple domains comprising the infamous “Web Search” scam. This page is a questionable search provider designed to redirect web users and show them spam search results. Once detect, you should have this search engine hijacker removed immediately.
Published by on February 6, 2014 5:19 am and last modified on February 6, 2014 5:20 am.
I was browsing the internet, then all of a sudden Windows Efficiency Master popped up on my screen and took over my computer. It won’t allow me to launch any programs so that I can neither get online, nor run my real antivirus. I tried to uninstall it from Control Panel, but this thing didn’t list in Add or Remove Programs. What should I do? How to uninstall it from my computer?
Windows Efficiency Master is categorized as rogue program that can disguise itself as an anti-malware scanner, fooling unsuspecting computer users into buying this useless program. It seems such malicious anti-virus programs are renamed and repackaged every few weeks, so that it has the similar interface like the previous Windows Safety Master and Windows Ultimate Booster virus. All of these fake antivirus programs could get into a computer by clicking malicious code or unsafe advertising pop-ups, visiting pornographic website or downloading attachment from spam emails. It should be stressed that Windows Efficiency Master is not a product from Microsoft, and it doesn’t has the ability to detect or remove viruses. Once you detect it, an immediate removal is needed rather than paying the full version as required.
Published by on February 6, 2014 2:45 am and last modified on February 15, 2014 8:31 am.
