Articles about removing adware: browser extensions generating ads, pop-ups and banners.
You may encounter this adware after installing some program from a shady free download site. Your default browser will open on its own from time to time or open a new tab. At first http://newsfyour.com/ydgsm/ will start to load, and then it will redirect you to a random advertising page or scam site. This removal guide will help you to get rid of the adware and stop http://newsfyour.com/ydgsm/ pop-ups.
Adware of this type creates new scheduled tasks on the infected computer to periodically open one of the installed browsers and load a URL which then redirects to some advertising page, adult site, online store, and so on. In this particular case the URL is http://newsfyour.net/gxcsm/. This adware is bundled with software from shady free downloading websites. You may follow this removal guide to get rid of the adware and stop http://newsfyour.net/gxcsm/ pop-ups.
This adware creates an entry in the Task Scheduler of the infected computer to repeatedly open http://mynewsfor.net/eghsm or another page on the same site via one of the installed browsers. Mynewsfor.net then redirects the browser to some advert, online game, scam site, etc. The adware can get onto a computer after the user downloads software for free from untrustworthy sources. You may use instructions from this step-by-step guide to get rid of the adware and stop http://mynewsfor.net/eghsm/ pop-ups.
When a computer is infected with this adware, a default browser opens periodically or opens a new tab, and http://mynewsfor.com/nqesm/ (or another page from that site: http://mynewsfor.com/nqe, http://mynewsfor.com/nqes, etc.) loads and then redirects to advertising pages, online casino sites, software downloading pages and so on. Mynewsfor.com adware usually infects users’ computers after these users download free programs or games from shady websites. If this adware has entered your PC and you wish to get rid of the infection and stop http://mynewsfor.com/bumonsm/ pop-ups, this removal guide will help you do that.
If new tabs open on your browser from time to time and load advertisements, online casino sites, software downloading sites and other unwanted pages, that means your computer is infected with adware. In the case of Yocoursenews.net adware the first URL that appears on these new tabs is http://yocoursenews.net/jhgsm/ or another page on yocoursenews.net website, then several redirects follow, and in the end the ad pages, etc. load on the screen. Yocoursenews.net adware can get onto your computer when you download and launch files or software from shady websites. You may use this removal guide to remove the adware and stop http://yocoursenews.net/jhgsm/ pop-ups.
New tabs popping up on your default browser from time to time, loading first http://yocoursenews.com/jhhsm/ URL (or http://yocoursenews.com/jhh/, http://yocoursenews.com/jhhm/, etc.) and then redirecting to some ad or scam site, would mean adware has infected your PC. That likely happened when you installed a program downloaded from an untrustworthy source. This adware infection is often accompanied by Mail.ru browser hijacker and Amigo browser, among others. This step-by-step guide will help you to get rid of the adware and stop http://yocoursenews.com/jhhsm/ pop-ups.
Yocoursenews.info adware creates a scheduled task on the infected computer to open http://yocoursenews.info/fghsm/ or another page from the same site (http://yocoursenews.info/fgh/, http://yocoursenews.info/fghs/, http://yocoursenews.info/fghm/, etc.) on the default browser. That page then redirects the browser to random advertising webpages, online casino, adult sites, software downloading pages and so on. Yocoursenews.info adware might get onto your computer from dubious free downloading sites when you try to download some software. This step-by-step removal guide will help you to get rid of the adware and stop http://yocoursenews.info/fghsm/ pop-ups.
An extension called Cookies Control 1.0.3 (ID: cfkpefbllpconnkfpdgagkifmflckkdp) might appear on your browser after you install some program downloaded off the Internet for free. Many sites offering freeware make money by packing adware and browser hijackers into installers of their free programs. Sometimes users can decline unwanted software before the installation, sometimes that is not even an option. Once installed, Cookies Control might prove difficult to remove, as the extension writes itself into Google Chrome policy files and is marked as “Installed by enterprise policy” on the Extensions page of the browser. This removal guide will tell you how to remove all changes in Google Chrome policy files and uninstall Cookies Control.
A browser extension called Cookies On-Off (ID: dceidjjhomnclmfgflmjaomohekdgdgb) might get installed on your computer and resist your attempts to remove it, telling you that it is “installed by enterprise policy”. What that means is that the extension protected itself from being uninstalled by changing Google Chrome policy files that are intended for organisations and are not commonly used on on home computers. This step-by-step removal guide will help you to uninstall Cookies On-Off extension anyway.
If new tabs pop up on your default browser from time to time and load http://hitech-2017.net/retsm URL, after that redirecting to advertisements, online casino and other suspicious sites, that happens because a certain adware got installed on your PC. This adware is usually distributed via torrents and shady sites offering commercial software for free. Once a user downloads and tries to install a program, he or she ends up with a lot of unneeded apps installed, browser homepage and search changed, and advertising pop-ups interrupting their browsing. This removal guide will help you to get rid of the adware and stop http://hitech-2017.net/retsm/ pop-ups.