What is JFileManager?
JFileManager is identified as a potentially unwanted program, or PUP, because users do not install it on purpose. Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers report that this is the program you will install if you click the Download button on downquick.com. The website promotes a download manager which supposedly would help you organize your downloads via backlinks. Needless to say, you have to remove JFileManager from the system simply because this application is uninvited and highly suspicious. Even if the program offers you same the services promised by the suspicious Downquick, you still ought to delete it because it is unreliable. Furthermore, it has been discovered that the program is often associated to malicious third-party software, which means that you may need to delete JFileManager associated malware as well.
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How does JFileManager work?
After you install Downquick, the program that will open up is JFileManager. The interface of this application is quite straightforward and does not overwhelm the users with different features. In fact, the only tools you are provided with are Downloads, Capturing links and Settings. It is questionable whether you would find the program useful; however, you should be more concerned about the running of additional threats. Malware researchers would not rush you to delete JFileManager and remove the related programs if it was not crucial. Unfortunately, it is because highly malicious application could enter the system bundled with the PUP. What is more disturbing is that programs related to JFileManager could install without permission and notice, and so you may have no idea that you need to remove them. Of course, the removal of malware is of the biggest importance.
How to identify JFileManager related threats?
It has been revealed that JFileManager may be installed onto the operating system packaged with Trojans, adware, other potentially unwanted programs and random threats. Needless to say, some infections are more dangerous than others, so you should not postpone their detection or removal for any longer. More experienced computer users may be capable of finding running threats themselves; however, it is a complicated task which we do not recommend to less experienced users. Luckily, there is a great alternative – an automatic malware scanner. Install a trustworthy SpyHunter’s scanner and it will show you which JFileManager related threats you must delete. Of course, the scanner will rush you to delete JFileManager as well. You must remove the PUP to ensure that it does not expose you to any other virtual security risks.
How to remove JFileManager?
Most find JFileManager removal quite simple. To delete the program from the system all you really need to do is uninstall it, which is the reason we have prepared the manual removal guides below. In rare cases, leftover files may exist, and you may have to delete them manually as well. This is something automatic malware removal software can handle, and you should install this software to ensure that all threats running on the PC are deleted successfully. This is the best option if Trojans and other clandestine threats are running as well.
Remove JFileManager
Remove from Windows XP:
- Open the Start menu from the Taskbar and select Control Panel.
- Double-click Add or Remove Programs and find the undesirable software.
- Click and Remove JFileManager.
Remove from Windows Vista and Windows 7:
- Click the Windows button on the Taskbar to open the user menu.
- Open the Control Panel and then move to Uninstall a program.
- Right-click the application you wish to delete and choose Uninstall.
Remove from Windows 8:
- Tap the Windows key to access the Metro UI screen and right-click on it.
- Select All apps, then move to Control Panel and finally to Uninstall a program.
- Identify the application you want to delete, right-click it and choose Uninstall.
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