Category: Adware

Articles about removing adware: browser extensions generating ads, pop-ups and banners.

How to Remove Trygetfree.com

Delete https://trygetfree.com/wmi=1063&clickid=JVLJdzdnxC32Zf18sG9DFN virus notifications

What Is Trygetfree.com?

If your browser is opening https://trygetfree.com/[…] site from time to time that wants you to click “Allow” button (this will result in notifications from that site popping up regularly on the bottom right corner of your browser), that is caused by adware which is installed on your system. The adware might have come when you installed free or pirated software downloaded from a questionable source. This adware might alter your Google Chrome’s Policy settings and make its notifications “enforced by administrator” so that you cannot block Trygetfree.com’s notifications after enabling them. This step-by-step guide will help you to get rid of the adware and stop Trygetfree.com pop-ups and notifications. READ MORE

How to Remove Adext0.xyz Search Redirect

How to delete http://www.adext0.xyz/search/ub/?gd=SY1000651&n=222&q=... virus

What Is Adext0.xyz?

If your searches from browser’s address bar/search bar or from www.google.com are getting redirected to http://www.adext0.xyz/search/ub/[…] and then to Bing or Yahoo search results, that would mean you have a browser hijacker on your computer. Most likely one of your browser extensions/add-ons is intercepting your searches and redirects them. This may be a new extension or something you’ve installed a long time ago: a developer may sell their extension, and the new owner will monetize the extension, for example, by making it generate ads and pop-ups in browsers or redirect users’ searches. You may use this step-by-step guide to find out which extension is causing problems and remove Adext0.xyz redirect from your browser. READ MORE

How to Remove Findrhino.com

Delete https://findrhino.com virus notifications

What Is Findrhino.com?

Adware might get installed on your computer together with some free program or be downloaded by a trojan (malicious software pretending to be something useful) and cause new tabs to pop up on your browsers from time to time. One of the sites popping up may be https://findrhino.com (or its subdomain: 18.findrhino.com, 25.findrhino.com, 53.findrhino.com, 58.findrhino.com, 60.findrhino.com, 73.findrhino.com, 75.findrhino.com, 83.findrhino.com, 88.findrhino.com, 96.findrhino.com, an so on) that will want you to allow it to show notifications. While enabling/disabling notifications can be easily done via browser settings page, in this case adware changes Policy settings for Google Chrome browser so that its notifications become “enforced by administrator” and cannot be disabled easily. You may follow this step-by-step guide to uninstall the adware and stop Findrhino.com pop-ups and notifications. READ MORE

How to Remove Regionevent.com

Delete https://regionevent.com virus notifications

What Is Regionevent.com?

If https://regionevent.com (or a subdomain of that site: 11.regionevent.com, 23.regionevent.com, 34.regionevent.com, 42.regionevent.com, 51.regionevent.com, 60.regionevent.com, 83.regionevent.com, etc.) is opening on your browser periodically, trying to trick you into clicking “Allow” button and enable notifications, these pop-ups are caused by adware. Notifications from Regionevent.com will be hard to disable on Chrome browser as the adware may change Chrome’s Policy settings so that these notifications are “enforced by administrator”. If you are wondering where this adware came from, most likely it was downloaded together with some free or pirated software. You may follow instructions below to remove the adware and get rid of Regionevent.com pop-ups and notifications. READ MORE

How to Remove Fastcanary.com

Delete https://fastcanary.com virus notifications

What Is Fastcanary.com?

Adware might get installed on your computer and generate pop-ups on your browser, opening https://fastcanary.com/… (or a subdomain of that site: 42.fastcanary.com, 55.fastcanary.com, etc.) that will ask for your permission to show you notifications. Well, it will ask you to confirm that you are 18 or something similar, but really it’s just a trick to make you accept notifications from that site. Once accepted, the notifications will be difficult to block on Chrome browser as the adware makes changes in Chrome’s Policy settings and makes notifications “enforced by administrator”. You may follow this step-by-step guide to get rid of the adware and stop Fastcanary.com pop-ups and notifications. READ MORE

How to Remove Greatene.com

Delete https://greatene.com virus notifications

What Is Greatene.com?

If https://greatene.com (or one of its subdomains: siqx.greatene.com, ea0q.greatene.com, io5u.greatene.com, io76.greatene.com, etc.) is opening on your browser from time to time asking for your permission to show notifications, that is a result of adware becoming installed on your PC. This adware might also change Policy settings for Google Chrome to make its notifications “enforced by administrator” and impossible to block via browser settings. You may follow this step-by-step guide to get rid of the adware and stop Greatene.com pop-ups and notifications. READ MORE

How to Remove Kaseine.info

Delete https://kaseine.info virus notifications

What Is Kaseine.info?

Adware may get installed on your computer together with free software or, for example, with a fake update for some program, and make https://kaseine.info (or a subdomain of that site: os5t.kaseine.info, wxqg.kaseine.info, f2cc.kaseine.info, uvzb.kaseine.info, psi4.kaseine.info, etc.) pop up on your browser from time to time, asking you to allow it to show notifications. This adware also changes Policy settings for Chrome browser to make notifications “enforced by administrator” and not possible to delete via browser settings. You may follow this step-by-step guide to get rid of the adware and remove Kaseine.info pop-ups and notifications from your browser. READ MORE

How to Remove Browser-tools.systems

Delete https://browser-tools.systems virus notifications

What Is Browser-tools.systems?

If new tabs pop up on your browser from time to time with various suspicious sites, among them https://browser-tools.systems (or a subdomain of that site: v1.browser-tools.systems, v2.browser-tools.systems, v3.browser-tools.systems, v4.browser-tools.systems, v5.browser-tools.systems, v6.browser-tools.systems, v7.browser-tools.systems, etc.) that wants you to allow it to show notifications, that is adware’s doing. This adware has probably been installed on your PC together with some free or pirated program. If you allow notifications, they may be hard to delete afterwards, as the adware changes Chrome’s Policy settings to make notifications “enforced by administrator”. Some of these notifications may “remind” you about browser updates and prompt you to install those. Don’t do it, Chrome and other popular browsers update automatically and won’t ask you to update via notifications or web-pages. You may follow instructions below to remove the adware and stop Browser-tools.systems pop-ups and notifications. READ MORE

How to Remove Hathick.info

Delete https://hathick.info virus notifications

What Is Hathick.info?

If Hathick.info site pop ups on your browser from time to time urging you to allow it to show notifications, that is a result of adware getting installed on your system. Most common ways for adware to get installed on users’ computers is by bundling with free software. This adware might also change Chrome Policies on your computer so that notifications are “enforced by administrator” and cannot be deleted once allowed. You may follow instructions below to uninstall the adware, stop Hathick.info pop-ups and disable notifications. READ MORE

How to Remove Dentially.info Pop-ups

Delete https://dentially.info virus

What Is Dentially.info?

If http://dentially.info site (or one of its subdomains: p8.dentially.info, p7.dentially.info, ki.dentially.info, ju.dentially.info, and so on) is opening on your browser from time to time, wanting you to allow it to show notifications, then you have adware on your computer. Most likely it got installed together with some software you’ve downloaded from the Internet. Other than causing pop-ups, this adware changes Chrome’s policy settings so that all notifications are “enforced by administrator”, and you cannot block notifications for specific sites after allowing them once. This step-by-step guide will help you to get rid of the adware and remove unwanted notifications from your browser. READ MORE

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