Monthly Archives: January 2015 - Page 2

Web Waltz is just an unreliable advertisement-supported program that you must remove from your Windows operating system. Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers have discovered that the threat can affect Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer, and the older versions of Google Chrome browsers. Unfortunately, the threat can attack multiple browsers at the same time. This means that if, for example, you use IE and Firefox browsers, it is likely that you will have to remove Web Waltz from both of them. On top of that, it is possible that you will have to delete a bunch of other programs, such as browser hijackers or other advertisement-supported programs. Keep in mind that if you do not remove all threats from your operating system, you will risk your virtual security every time you turn on your computer and browse the web. This is too big of a risk, and you should do whatever it takes to delete malware successfully. Read more »

Hdview is a Crossrider application that you need to remove from your Windows operating system. Our Anti-Spyware-101.com malware researchers have discovered that the application has several different versions, and these might be identified with different numbers attached to the program. For example, while one user will need to remove Hdview, another user might need to delete Hdviewv7.2.1 or Hdview+3.1. Despite the different versions, these applications serve the same purpose, and you can delete them all using the same removal strategies. Do you know why we recommend deleting this software? We believe that Hdview is an unreliable advertisement-supported program that can show misleading commercial advertisements. If you delete the program, it will stop showcasing these ads, and you will decrease the virtual security risks that you are likely to face. Read more »

PathMaxx is a web browser extension developed by SuperWeb LLC. Hence, it should be removed from your system, because SuperWeb is known for numerous fake extensions that pose as useful tools to the average user. More so, PathMaxx claims to enhance the users internet browsing experience by displaying website trust ratings, enabling comparison shopping and adding other useful functions. However, we stress the fact that PathMaxx serves only to financially benefit the company itself and has nothing unique to offer to the user. In essence, PathMaxx is an adware application; thus, it should be removed, because SuperWeb does not review the adverts before promoting them. Read more »

CheapNEnjoy is yet another adware program known to be spread around the web lately. Numerous users report that they have their system infected with this annoying and invasive program. If you do find CheapNEnjoy running on your PC, removal is essential in order to keep your system clean and secure. Even though adware programs are more annoying than dangerous, you should know that malware experts at Anti-Spyware-101.com discovered that CheapNEnjoy could be the reason other potentially harmful applications could easily enter your PC. Read the rest of this article to find out how to completely remove CheapNEnjoy from your PC. Read more »

You cannot treat the Media-fire.org Pop-ups as reliable and noteworthy, because these pop-ups are misleading and are most likely linked to malicious parties. There are plenty of unreliable advertisers and software distributors that you cannot trust, because these parties are all about spreading malware and taking money from the unsuspecting computer users. As our malware researchers at Anti-Spyware-101.com have found out, in order to remove Media-fire.org Pop-up ads, you might have to find and delete the advertisement-supported program, and this program could seem to be unrelated to the suspicious program. In this case it is best to install a malware scanner to learn which programs you need to delete from your operating system. If you have examined your operating system already, and you know how to remove the discovered threats, waste no more time and delete them! Read more »

If an advertising-supported application based on the Crossrider engine slithers onto your computer, you might start seeing MediaPlay+vid1.1 Ads. It is most likely that they will appear on your screen if you use Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox browsers. If you already see them, we recommend that you hurry to detect and remove the program generating these ads. It is very important to do that as quickly as possible because MediaPlay+vid1.1 Ads might expose you to threats and they will not allow you to surf the Internet freely. Actually, it might seem that ads cannot do anything bad for you; however, the situation is rather different in reality, so we suggest getting rid of MediaPlay+vid1.1 Ads as soon as possible. Read more »

Search Highlighter is meant to help you find useful sites with one simple move. Unfortunately, despite the promises, we do not identify the application to be helpful. On the contrary, it works like any other advertisement-supported program that you cannot trust and should delete. If you have installed the app, you must know by now how worthless it is. If you need more reasons to remove Search Highlighter from your personal computer, you should continue reading. We have analyzed the application to present the findings in this article, and some things might surprise you. If you have already decided to delete the program, you can scroll down the page where you will find the removal instructions. Read more »

Web Shield is a free computer program that is aimed at informing you about websites monitoring your online behavior. The program is supposed to identify web beacons, pixels, cookies, and other tracking techniques, but, in reality, the program is likely to be inactive. Web Shield supports Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox, but installs no browser extension. We recommend that you remove the Web Shield program from the computer, because it is sponsored by third parties, which results in the display of different types of advertisements. Read more »