Category: Adware

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

How to Remove Addictedtomovies.co Ads

How to stop http://addictedtomovies.co/Movies? (Addicted 2 Movies) new tab pop-ups

What Is Addictedtomovies.co?

An ad for Addicted2Movies (“An Extension for Movie Addicts”), among other ads, might start popping up on your browsers from time to time if you have adware on your computer. You might have got this adware when you installed a program downloaded from a freeware website and didn’t opt out of extra software that was offered for installation. Another way for adware to enter the system is via trojans: a user downloads what they believe is a movie, a PDF document, a free font, etc., but the file doesn’t open; in reality that file is a malware downloader, and after being launched it quietly downloads malware and adware onto the PC. Yet another way is when a user downloads a free program or browser extension that supports its creator by showing ads on users’ browsers. You may use this removal guide to get rid of the adware and stop Addicted2Movies (http://addictedtomovies.co/Movies?) pop-ups. READ MORE

How to Remove “Bookmarks Access” Extension

How to remove Bookmarks Access (“This extension is managed and cannot be removed or disabled.”

What Is Bookmarks Access?

Bookmarks Access browser extension is promoted as a button for quick access to your list of bookmarks. You may install this extension yourself after encountering an ad on the Internet, or it may be installed together with free software you download from the web. You should know that Bookmarks Access is adware, and it causes new tab pop-ups and redirects on your browser, downloading error pages urging you to call some number or install programs. You may meet some difficulties when trying to delete Bookmarks Access, as this extension is “installed by enterprise policy”. That means the extension makes changes in your Windows Group Policy to make itself unremovable by usual methods. You may follow this removal guide to reset Group Policy and uninstall Bookmarks Access from your browser. READ MORE

How to Remove Bestoffersfortoday.com

How to stop http://bestoffersfortoday.com/ new tab pop-ups

What Is Bestoffersfortoday.com?

If new tabs open on your browser from time to time and direct you first to http://bestoffersfortoday.com/… site, after that redirecting to an ad, a tech support scam page, a software downloading page, an online casino site, etc., that means you have adware on your computer. This adware could have entered your PC when you were installing a free program or game downloaded off the Internet and didn’t decline extra software that was offered, or when you launched a file or a program installer downloaded from a shady site. This removal guide will help you to get rid of the adware and stop Bestoffersfortoday.com pop-ups. READ MORE

How to Remove Putrr18.com

How to stop http://putrr18.com/ redirects and pop--ups

What Is Putrr18.com?

If your browser opens new tabs from time to time and loads http://putrr18.com/ site, after that redirecting to some software ad or a tech support scam page, you have adware on your computer. This adware might have been installed together with a free program or game you’ve downloaded from the Internet, or have been installed by a trojan. You may follow instructions on this removal guide to get rid of the adware and stop Putrr18.com redirects. READ MORE

How to Remove Searchererr.website

How to stop http://searchererr.website/ redirects

What Is Searchererr.website?

If you keep getting redirected to Searchererr.website, you likely have adware on your computer. You might have got this adware when you installed a free program and didn’t opt out of extra software that was offered for installation, or when you launched a file downloaded from a questionable site. This step-by-step removal guide will help you to get rid of the adware and stop http://searchererr.website/ redirects. READ MORE

How to Remove 1bl0g.com

How to stop http://1bl0g.com/azp/, http://1bl0g.com/azps/, http://1bl0g.com/azpm/, http://1bl0g.com/azpsm/, http://1blog.com/ new tab pop-ups

What Is 1bl0g.com?

This adware creates a scheduled task on the infected PC to open http://1bl0g.com/azpsm/ (or a similar URL: http://1bl0g.com/azp/, http://1bl0g.com/azpm/, etc) via the default browser and repeat that action after a set amount of time. That means the browser will open (or open new tabs if it’s already launched) every 20-30 minutes and load 1bl0g.com site, which will then redirect the browser to some questionable site: an online casino ad, a page urging users to download something, an adult site, and so on. This adware might end up on your computer after you download and launch some file or software from a fishy website. This removal guide will help you to get rid of the adware and stop http://1bl0g.com/azpsm/ pop-ups. READ MORE

How to Remove “Bookmarks Button” Extension

How to remove Bookmarks Button 1.0 (ID: nmkenpelbkmeamekejjokaldhmmdkkkk; “This extension is managed and cannot be removed or disabled.”

What Is Bookmarks Button?

A browser extension called Bookmarks Button 1.0 may appear on your browser one day after you install some free software from the Internet, or you may encounter an “Add extension to leave” webpage and install Bookmarks Button yourself. This extension allows you to “easily open your Chrome Bookmarks”, however the downside of using it is ads and pop-ups it causes on your browser; your search engine might also be changed. When you decide to uninstall Bookmarks Button though is when you run into a problem, because “this extension is managed and cannot be removed or disabled”. Bookmarks Button is one of those adware extensions that are “installed by enterprise policy” (some of the other recent examples are unTabs, Cookies On-Off, Cookies Control, Plugins Button, Open Plugins, History Button and History Open). That means the extension changes Windows Group Policy to make itself force-installed. This removal guide will help you to reset Group Policy and uninstall Bookmarks Button from your computer. READ MORE

How to Remove 1bl0g.net

How to stop http://1bl0g.net/rlc/, http://1bl0g.net/rlcs/, http://1bl0g.net/rlcm/, http://1bl0g.net/rlcsm/ new tab pop-ups

What Is 1bl0g.net?

If new tabs pop up on your browser from time to time with the URL http://1bl0g.net/rlc/, which then changes to another URL at random, loading an ad page, a movie streaming service, an online casino site, or some other suspicious webpage, you have adware on your PC. This adware was probably installed when you launched a file or a software installer downloaded from a shady website. This adware is often accompanied by many other PUPs (potentially unwanted programs), including Mail.ru browser hijacker, Amigo and Kometa browsers and some other programs. You may follow instructions on this page to get rid of the adware and stop http://1bl0g.net/rlc/ pop-ups. READ MORE

How to Remove 1news101.com

How to stop http://1news101.com/kpz/, http://1news101.com/kpzs/, http://1news101.com/kpzm/, http://1news101.com/kpzsm/ new tab pop-ups

What Is 1news101.com?

A piece of adware creates an entry in the Task Scheduler of the infected computer to open http://1news101.com/kpzsm/ (or another page on 1news101.com site) via one of the installed browsers and repeat that action after a certain amount of time (20-30 minutes usually). The result is new tabs opening on that browser from time to time (or the browser itself opening if it was closed) and loading 1news101.com site that immediately redirects the browser to some other site at random: a page urging users to download something, an ad for an online casino site, an adult site, and so on. You may follow this removal guide to get rid of the adware and stop 1news101.com/kpzsm pop-ups. READ MORE

How to Remove Bl0ging.com

How to stop http://bl0ging.com/evo/, http://bl0ging.com/evos/, http://bl0ging.com/evom/, http://bl0ging.com/evosm/ new tab pop-ups

What Is Bl0ging.com?

There is a type of adware that causes new tabs to open on the default browser periodically and load some URL, which then immediately redirects the browser to a random shady page: an ad for online casino, a movie streaming service, a software downloading page, and so on. In the case that the browser was not open, it launches automatically, while all other open windows get minimized. In this article we will be talking about adware that opens http://bl0ging.com/evosm/ (or http://bl0ging.com/evos/, http://bl0ging.com/evom/, http://bl0ging.com/evo/) URL. The instructions below will help you to get rid of the adware and stop bl0ging.com/evosm pop-ups. READ MORE

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