Bestsaveforryeou is a free browser add-on which is aimed at providing you with the latest information about discounts and online deals so that you can find the best offers and save your time. The name Bestsaveforryeou is not the original name of the program. Bestsaveforryeou is actually named BestSaveForYou. This program was built using the JustPlugIt browser add-on creation engine, and JustPlugIt programs are usually capable of altering their names on different computers. For example, instead of Bestsaveforryeou, you may have encountered the variation BeiSteSavEFOOrYou. Read more »
Monthly Archives: November 2014 - Page 9
Winner Download Manager
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on November 11, 2014
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Many computer users download Winner Download Manager from its official website winnerdownloadmanager.com because they think that this program will help them to download different kinds of files more quickly. In addition, they expect that they will be able to find the files they want to download using built-in search engine. Even though Winner Download Manager looks like a very decent and useful application, it still cannot be trusted completely because it is classified as a potentially unwanted application. Even though it is not a serious computer infection, you should still carefully consider whether you want to keep it on the system. In case you decide to remove Winner Download Manager, you can use our manual removal instructions for this matter. You will find them placed below the article. Read more »
PMLeads
Posted by Max Lehmann
on November 11, 2014
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PMLeads is a disturbing application that can be installed onto the Windows operating system. In most cases, the application is installed using this name; however, there is one more name you must keep in mind – PufferMind. This is the official name of the program that is promoted at puffermind.com. Have you downloaded the application from this site? If you have, there is no doubt that you have been scammed, because the program promoted on the site is offered as a beneficial security tool that can also help optimize your operating system. Needless to say, you have to remove PMLeads (or PufferMind), because it will not remove computer infections, and it will not help you protect the operating system against malicious cyber criminals. In fact, if you do not delete the threat, more security issues will arise. Read more »
Windows Antivirus Adviser
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on November 11, 2014
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Windows Antivirus Adviser is rogue anti-virus application that will try to convince you that your computer is full of malicious software. It uses several tactics to scare you; however, you should completely ignore it and hurry to delete it from the system. Unfortunately, it is not so easy to delete rogue scanners that belong to the FakeVimes family. It is because they tend to block .exe files, including system utility tools like Task Manager and Registry Editor. This infection does that in order not to be removed so easily. In order to be able to use your computer normally again, you should delete Windows Antivirus Adviser without any further considerations. Keep in mind that other similar threats like Windows Internet Guard, Windows Internet Watchdog, and Windows Web Watchdog are still there and might enter your system; thus, you should take care of your computer’s security. Read more »
TheAnswerFinder
Posted by Max Lehmann
on November 10, 2014
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TheAnswerFinder is a free tool that enables you to quickly access online content you are interested in. The program is a browser widget that provides you with links to YouTube, Flickr, Pinterests, and some other websites. Moreover, it features a search box, so that you do not have to open new browser tabs. TheAnswerFinder is compatible with Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox but creates no extensions or browser add-ons. Nevertheless, it is possible to remove the program. We recommend that you remove this free tool from the PC, because it is an advertising-supported program that can provide you with third-party advertisements. Read more »
Ebola Early Warning System
Posted by Max Lehmann
on November 10, 2014
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Ebola Early Warning System is a free software program aimed at those computer users who are terrified by the Ebola virus. The program is supposed to warn users about Ebola outbreaks in the near area and is known to be working properly in the United States only. If you follow the news, you must be aware of the fact that the Ebola virus is not in the wild, so there is no need to worry about it. The Ebola Early Warning System should not be trusted. It should be removed from the computer as soon as possible, and, if you want to know why you should not delay the removal, continue reading our report. Read more »
PufferMind
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on November 7, 2014
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PufferMind is an adware application that might be used by malevolent third parties to collect your personally non-identifiable information. It is common for users to install such applications on their computers unwittingly because they do not realize the potential threats behind freeware and adware apps. PufferMind may look like it can provide you with a reliable service, but if you care you about system security; you will remove PufferMind from the PC right now. Scroll down to the bottom of this description for manual removal instructions. Also, do not forget that adware programs often come in groups. Read more »
AppEnable
Posted by Max Lehmann
on November 7, 2014
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You might think that AppEnable is a useful application that will improve your browsing experience; however, the truth is that it is another advertising-supported application. The program has been published by SuperWeb LLC and it does not differ from such adware programs as MossNet, Cling-Clang, Albrechto, Surftatic, and others. It means that it will just show various commercial advertisements on your screen. It seems that these ads will appear in a form of coupons and deals when you visit commercial websites; however, you might also notice various in-text, interstitial, search-related, and other kinds of advertisements on your screen. The only way to stop them from appearing is to delete AppEnable from the system. Continue reading in order to find out how to do that easily and quickly. Read more »
Rango Win 8 Antivirus 2014
Posted by Lisa Blanc
on November 7, 2014
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Rango Win 8 Antivirus 2014 is a fake program that might enter your system without your permission. There is no doubt that you will notice its presence because it will start scanning your computer straightaway. The program will then show a list of infections that supposedly hide on your system. Do not worry, it is not true; it is just a tactic to scare you into believing that your computer contains a number of infections. In this sense, Rango Win 8 Antivirus 2014 does not differ from other rogue applications that belong to Braviax/FakeRean family of infections (e.g., Rango Win 7 Antispyware 2014, Rango XP Antivirus 2014, and Rango Vista Protection 2014). It is very important that you delete Rango Win 8 Antivirus 2014 from the system as soon as possible in order to gain access to your computer. Read more »
Rango Win 8 Antispyware 2014
Posted by Max Lehmann
on November 7, 2014
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Rango Win 8 Antispyware 2014 is a dangerous infection that will cripple your computer if you allow it to remain on your system. This infection is classified as rogue antispyware or fake antivirus because it looks and behaves like a genuine computer security application, but the reality is that it can never deliver. Unsuspecting users often fall prey to this infection because they think that Rango Win 8 Antispyware 2014 can help them protect their computers from harm. The truth is that you have to remove Rango Win 8 Antispyware 2014 as soon as possible; otherwise you would be in big trouble. Read more »
