Anti-spyware 101

RapidCheck is yet another adware program that is marketed in a misleading way as vendor’s state on its official website that it is a tool, which will check your Internet speed correctly. In reality, RapidCheck will not do that accurately; and, in fact, only a few applications are able to do that accurately. RapidCheck is responsible for your web browser acting in an abnormal way as it will be filled with numerous third-party ads and pop-ups; thus, making surfing the web a bothersome task, to put it mildly. Even though adware programs are more annoying than malicious, in some instances, it was noticed that other Internet-based infections are able to use RapidCheck as a gateway into your PC. Do not hesitate and remove this intrusive adware program from your computer as it is the only way to keep your PC clean and secure. Read more »

Shamanul is a SuperWeb browser add-on that is advertised at shamanul.biz. The website does not offer you the installer of the program, which implies that the website is just one attempt to make you think that the program is safe. However, you should bear in mind that the website shamanul.biz does not prove that the program presented is reliable. Programs owned and maintained by SuperWeb LLC are categorized as adware and included in the databases of some security programs. The Shamanul browser also falls into the category of adware, and we recommend that you remove it from the computer as soon as possible. Read more »

FinDeals is an adware application that will expose you to potentially corrupted content. This program does not intend to infect you with malware, but you have to keep in mind that it cannot check whether the ads it displays are perfectly safe or not. Therefore, if you happen to have FinDeals on your computer you need to take care of this potential security issues immediately. Please remove FinDeals following the instructions below. If you think you have more unwanted applications on your computer, run a full system scan with the SpyHunter free scanner. Read more »

Free2you is a free application that computer users usually install on their computers without any intention. They find the app attached to the installer of some other program and they decide to try it out. This is a mistake, and Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers warn that it is never a good idea to install unfamiliar programs, because they always could turn out to be misleading, unreliable, and even malicious. You will need to remove Free2you from your browsers if you end up installing it onto your browsers as well. Read more »

Constant adverts and pop-ups within your browser is a strong indication that your system is running an adware application known as Savez Ads. The only way to stop this annoying activity is to remove Savez Ads completely from your operating system once and for all. Savez Ads causes annoyance and frustration as long as it is active on your system. To make matters worse, malware experts at Anti-Spyware-101.com have discovered that in some cases Savez Ads could work as a gateway for other Internet-based infection into your operating system. This is the paramount reason removal of this intrusive adware is extremely important. Read the rest of the article and find out how this infection functions and how it can be removed in an easy manner. Read more »

The main goal of different advertising-supported applications is to show various commercial ads. Fastncheap Ads are also generated by an adware program. Thus, if it happens that you see them on your screen, there is no doubt that an undesirable application has managed to enter your system. It is very likely that advertisements will appear on your Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox browsers, so you will still see ads if you change the browser. As can be seen, it is not very easy to get rid of Fastncheap Ads. Luckily, the situation is not completely desperate. Continue reading in order to find more information about the removal of these annoying ads. Read more »

No Problem is an adware application that promotes advertising service for publishers and users worldwide. It requires registration if you want to be part of the No Problem advertising network; however, some users experience constant pop-up ad attacks even if they not subscribe to the service. This shows that No Problem can also enter your computer even if you had no intention of having this application on-board. Luckily, it is not an extremely malicious infection that cannot be tamed. You can remove No Problem manually and then check for other unwanted programs that are bound to be on your PC. Read more »