Category: Adware

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

How to Remove Appearch.info

Delete https://appearch.info virus

What Is Appearch.info?

If Appearch.info site or one of its subdomains (p8.appearch.info, p7.appearch.info, p6.appearch.info, p5.appearch.info, etc.) is opening on your browser from time to time and asks you to allow it to show notifications, then you have adware on your system. Most likely this adware have been installed together with some game crack, pirated software, or something else of the sort. The notifications, if you allow them, will be difficult to get rid of, as this adware makes changes in Windows Registry to make all notifications “enforced by administrator”. You may follow this step-by-step guide to uninstall the adware and stop Appearch.info pop-ups and notifications. READ MORE

How to Remove Adexchangeguru.com

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What Is Adexchangeguru.com?

If your browser opens new tabs from time to time with the URL http://adexchangeguru.com/jump/next.php?r=[…] and then redirects you to some ad page, software downloading site, “your computer is infected” page, and so on, that behavior is caused by adware that is installed on your machine. Most of the time adware gets bundled with free programs users download from the Internet, and ends up installed too unless users opt out of extra software installation. Other times users install some programs or browser add-ons that turn out to have adware components in them. You may follow instructions below to uninstall the adware and stop Adexchangeguru.com pop-ups. READ MORE

How to Remove Chrominio Message Center Pop-up

The virus pop-up says: Chrominio Message Center New Chromium version is now available. Would you like to install the latest version?

What Is Chrominio Message Center?

If a dialog box “Chrominio Message Center” pops up on your computer periodically telling you that “New Chromium version is now available. Would you like to install the latest version?”, the cause is in some rogue software that is trying to get you to install a custom version of Chromium browser and possibly other suspicious software.
Chromium itself is an open-sourced browser project headed by Google developers that many browsers are based on today (Chrome, Opera, Vivaldi, etc.). Cybecriminals, however, like to distribute their own vesions of Chromium with adware or malware components embedded.
This removal guide will try to help you uninstall rogue software and stop Chrominio Message Center pop-ups. READ MORE

How to Remove Ladomainadeserver.com

delete http://ladomainadeserver.com/redirect/57a764d042bf8/ redirect virus

What Is Ladomainadeserver.com?

If http://ladomainadeserver.com/redirect/57a764d042bf8/ pops up on your browser from time to time and then redirects you to some unwanted webpage – a software downloading page, a “your computer is infected” page, a dating site, an online betting portal and so on – then you have adware installed on your PC. Most likely this adware appeared after you’ve downloaded and run some file from a questionable site (torrents, sites offering paid software for free, etc.). This step-by-step guide will help you to get rid of the adware and stop Ladomainadeserver.com pop-ups. READ MORE

How to Remove Ursorsee.pro

Delete https://ursorsee.pro/BKBSAS?tag_id=... virus

What Is Ursorsee.pro?

If your browser repeatedly redirects you to Ursorsee.pro site, which in turn asks you to allow it to show notifications, then you most likely have adware on your computer. This adware might have ended up there when you were installing some free software and didn’t opt out of all extra programs that were offered. It might also have happened when you’ve run a file downloaded from a questionable source (a site offering pirated software, torrents, etc.), and that file turned out to be a trojan which installed a bunch of malware and adware onto your PC. This step-by-step guide will help you to get rid of the adware and stop Ursorsee.pro pop-ups.
Note: If you’ve allowed Ursorsee.pro to show notifications and now cannot disable them, try instructions provided in this removal guide. READ MORE

How to Remove Greatdexchange.com

Delete https://www.greatdexchange.com/jump... virus

What Is Greatdexchange.com?

If your browser sometimes redirects you to https://www.greatdexchange.com/jump/next.php… and then to various other sites (betting sites, “install this extension to leave” pages, “your computer is infected” pages, and so on), that is a result of adware being installed on your system. Adware is often distributed by bundling with programs on free downloading sites. Sometimes browser extensions that users installed themselves generate ads on websites or redirect users to ad pages – it’s how extensions’ developers earn money from their free software. Other times users download something from a shady site and end up with a malware dropper that installs a bunch of adware or malware on their computer. You may follow this step-by-step guide to uninstall the adware and stop Greatdexchange.com redirects. READ MORE

How to Remove Offerplaying.com (iPhone X Scam) Redirects

How to delete https://offerplaying.com/landing/payment_control/ virus

What Is Offerplaying.com Redirects?

If you got redirected to Google or Microsoft survey with the opportunity to win an iPhone X or a Samsung Galaxy S9 if you pay $1 for shipping (on https://offerplaying.com/landing/payment_control/ site), that is a scam. Neither Google nor Microsoft are doing such promotions. Pretty much any message on the Internet that you are about to get an expensive prize or a large sum of money if you only pay this small fee are scams that are designed to steal your money and possibly your credit card details. If you only got redirected to the scam page once, then it was probably just malvertising, and you have nothing to worry about (unless you disclosed some information to them); however if you get new tabs or redirects to these pages consistently, you most likely have adware on your computer. This step-by-step guide will help you to get rid of the adware and stop the fake survey pop-ups. READ MORE

How to Remove Ucarecdn.com (Updated)

What is ucarecdn.com virus

What Is Ucarecdn.com?

If you get a Facebook message from one of your friends with a link to Ucarecdn.com site (pretending to be a link to Youtube site), that means you friend have fallen victim to a phishing attempt, and their Facebook account have been taken over. If you click on the Youtube logo and then click “Play video” button, next you will be asked to enter your Facebook credentials. If you do, the spammers then take over your account and proceed to send the same spam messages from your account to your own friends. So, don’t click on that Ucarecdn.com link and don’t enter your credentials, and if you did, then change your Facebook password immediately and, to be safe, check your computer for malware. READ MORE

How to Remove Campaign Notifier Extension

Delete Campaign Notifier virus extension (ID: bgoclljmbknlgpbpcnbggokjpdgmcfga)

What Is Campaign Notifier Extension?

Campaign Notifier (ID: bgoclljmbknlgpbpcnbggokjpdgmcfga) is a browser extension for Chrome that plays sound ads in the background. It may appear on your browser after you install some free program or run a file downloaded from a questionable source (torrents, sites offering pirated content, etc.). Campaign Notifier is harder to remove than most other rogue extensions, as the Remove button for the extension is missing on the Extensions page. That is because Campaign Notifier changes Group Policy for Chrome to make itself “installed by administrator”. Group Policy is something intended for admins of corporate networks and allows them to manage settings and programs on users’ computers. You may follow this step-by-step guide to reset Group Policy and remove Campaign Notifier from Google Chrome. READ MORE

How to Remove Unanalytics.com Warning

Deceptive site ahead. Attackers on nanalytics.com may trick you into doing something dangerous like installing software or revealing your personal information (for example, passwords, phone numbers, or credit cards). Learn more

What Is Unanalytics.com?

If you get a red security warning page stating Deceptive site ahead. Attackers on unanalytics.com may trick you into doing something dangerous like installing software or revealing your personal information (for example, passwords, phone numbers, or credit cards) when trying to access normal sites, that is most likely caused by one of your browser extensions. A popular extension Better History has been removed from Chrome Web Store recently for collecting users’ data and displaying ads. Unanalytics.com is a site that Better History connects to and it has been marked as deceptive by Google. If you don’t have Better History installed, then some other browser extension is probably connecting to that site. This removal guide will help you to uninstall the offending extension and get rid of Unanalytics.com warning. READ MORE

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