Monthly Archives: February 2014 - Page 5

Media Player Enhance is an adware program. It installs on Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer web browsers as an extension. Technically, it is supposed to improve your overall web browsing quality. However, as an adware application, Media Player Enhance displays a lot of commercial pop-up advertisements promoting third party content the reliability of which cannot be guaranteed. Thus, in order to ensure that your computer is not exposed to any potential threats, it is highly recommended that you remove Media Player Enhance from the PC along with other potentially unwanted applications. Read more »

DealsFinder is a potentially unwanted application that functions as browser extension. It is compatible with Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome and Internet Explorer web browsers. The application usually is installed on a target computer as it comes bundled with freeware downloads. Technically, DealsFinder is classified as adware, which means that this software automatically generates pop-up and other type of advertisements in order to make money for whoever has created it. However, these advertisements might prove to be annoying and even dangerous, which is why you are strongly recommended to delete DealsFinder from your computer, at the same time removing all the other unwanted applications if any. Read more »

Okitagency is an add-on found on Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer browsers which is considered to be an advertisement-supported program. As the most recent research shows, the suspicious adware can travel bundled with freeware installers and download managers. Overall, many computer users rush to delete Okitagency from their operating systems because they are not familiar with the plugin and they are not comfortable with the suspicious offers and advertisements which are offered by it. Needless to say, you should not trust any offered presented by some unfamiliar and potentially intrusive application. You should rush to delete the advertisement supported program as well if it has been infiltrated onto the browsers without your consent. Read more »

Higher Aurum is a browser add-on which displays coupons and various advertisements to enhance your browsing experience. If you have this application in the PC, you must have noticed that it can display web banners, pop-ups, and interstitial advertisements, some of which have nothing in common with your browsing interests. Higher Aurum is an ad-supported program, which means that there are some sponsors who use the service of Higher Aurum to drive more traffic to their websites.  Since any websites can be advertised by Higher Aurum, you should keep in mind that you interact with the pop-ups and other ads at your own risk. Read more »

Registry Dr. is a computer optimization tool that promises to fix all the registry errors present. However, despite its good intentions computer security experts claim that this program is a potentially unwanted application. It means that although Registry Dr. is not a malicious computer threat, it still should not be installed on your computer, because the benefits of having this program are highly questionable. If you installed this program on your computer accidentally, you should remove Registry Dr., because the program might have arrived bundled with additional and totally unnecessary freeware. Read more »

MyStart Social Toolbar is an extension promoted at socialtoolbar.mystart.com. The program is available for Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer browsers and it has been created by the Visicom Media Inc. The plugin is meant to offer you the best services and provide easy-access links to such social networking sites as Facebook, YouTube, Flickr, Twitter and MySpace. Even though the application may seem reliable and beneficial to most, Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers have discovered that the toolbar is not active on Mozilla Firefox. Furthermore, the application has been found out to travel bundled with the Anti-phishing Domain Advisor powered by Panda Security. Were you informed about the installation of this tool? It is most likely that you have not, and so you should start thinking about MyStart Social Toolbar removal. Read more »

Rinkela is not a dangerous computer infection; however, Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers advise that you delete it from your operating system without further delay. This extension is offered at rinkela.net; however, the installer is inactive and it has been that way for a long time. Of course, most computer users discover the suspicious application installed onto their web browsers from secondary sources. For example, the add-on could be offered for the installation when you download suspicious applications. You may want to remove Rinkela from your browsers after you discover it installed without your personal authorization as well because the extension could be installed illegally. Read more »

YouTubeNoAds virus is not a virus; however, a lot of computer users think so because the application may be installed without any notification alongside free programs. YouTubeNoAds virus is installed as a browser add-on and it works on Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. The name of the application may be spelled differently, and you may find that it is given as YouRTubeNoAdss or YouTuberNoAAds. Read more »