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HQ-Video-Professional is an adware program that has several names and versions. HQ-Video-Professional is known as HQVid1.9v3, HQTotalS, HQ Video Pro, and HQ-Vpro. HQ-Video-Professional is installed as a browser add-on and works on Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox. The application is said to be capable of enhancing your online behavior by displaying videos in their highest quality available. The seemingly useful application is ad-supported; thus, it is categorized as adware. The advertisements of HQ-Video-Professional can be displayed on various websites. Moreover, on some websites you may find Jollywallet banners offering a chance to get back a particular percentage of the sum spent on that website. If you have installed HQ-Video-Professional by mistake and want to remove it from the PC, jump to the last section to learn how to uninstall the program or implement a spyware removal tool that is capable of eliminating HQ-Video-Professional from the PC. Read more »

Have you been routed to MyAllSearch.com? Have you visited this page by accident? Whichever way you have faced this search provider, we recommend that you think before using it. Even though the tool offers you supposedly ‘fast results’, you need to remember that there are plenty of misleading and unreliable search tools out there. As Anti-Spyware-101.com malware researchers have discovered, this search tool is not particularly dangerous or deceitful. As a matter of fact, there is no obvious reason why you should remove MyAllSearch. Needless to say, if the home page of your browsers has been replaced by this search provider without your consent, you definitely should delete it without further hesitations. Of course, even if you choose to use this search tool yourself, you still need to be careful. Continue reading to learn more about the risks related to the search provider. Read more »

TBHostSupport.dll is a dynamic link library file that is associated with Conduit Search browser extensions. The main problem associated with this file could be error messages users receive during system startup. It means that you have some files related to Conduit Search left on your system and you need to remove them ASAP. To locate the files, you should scan the PC with SpyHunter free scanner. If are not confident enough about the manual removal, invest in a licensed computer security tool to remove TBHostSupport.dll and anything related to it from your computer immediately. Read more »

If you are seeing various pop-ups on your screen displayed by loa.teebik.com advertising server, it is very probable that your computer contains some kind of advertising-supported application. Our researchers have revealed that you should beware of SearchNewTab, Surf and Keep, and YoutubeAdBlocker applications because they might be associated with Vda.gtarcade.com ads. Have you already noticed any of the aforementioned programs on your PC? You should know that you have to remove them as soon as possible. If you refuse to do that, you will keep seeing pop-ups that will bother you on various websites throughout the entire web. We do not think that it is worth sacrificing your browsing sessions, which is why you should hurry to get rid of Vda.gtarcade.com commercials. Read more »

Pricemeter is an adware application. It is often considered as a potential computer security threat, but it is not a computer virus. It may cause certain problems if it is installed bundled with other freeware. Also, due to the fact that Pricemeter displays commercial advertisements, it could be exploited as a tool for potentially undesirable content distribution. Since one cannot guarantee that having Pricemeter in the system will not cause any problem, it is strongly advised to remove Pricemeter from the computer. Do not forget that the application may have been installed with other freeware programs, so check for them as well. Read more »

Innoapp Ads are commercial advertisements displayed by Innoapp adware application. It is important not to confuse it with InnoApp – Innovative Applications. It is a trademark of a company that offers health plan employer data and information measurements, and their main home page can be accessed at innoapp.com. Innoapp Ads themselves are part of another group of freeware applications that raise various security concerns. Therefore, if you want to keep your computer safe, you ought to remove Innoapp Ads. It is also very likely that your computer is full of other potentially unwanted applications, so please consider running a full system scan with a licensed antimalware tool. Read more »

NRA Toolbar is a browser plugin that can easily be considered to be a potentially unwanted application as well. Based on its name, the application seems to be directly related to the National Rifle Association of America, which is a nonprofit organization, founded to promote firearm safety, competence and ownership. Nevertheless, it seems that NRA Toolbar is more of a nuisance rather than a useful browser application, not to mention that it might be exploited to make your system vulnerable to outside threats. It is obvious that you need to remove NRA Toolbar from the PC to ensure its safety. Read more »

Hyves Toolbar is a browser plug-in that is supposed to provide you with an instant access to Hyvesgames website. However, the website itself does not seem to be offering any type of toolbar at the moment, so if you have this extension installed, it is very probable that it is created and distributed by a third party, such as Conduit. Consequently, it is highly recommended to remove Hyves Toolbar from your computer, because it could display a wide range of commercial advertisements that promote unreliable content. The plug-in is not a computer infection, but it still poses some security concerns one should not ignore. Read more »

CouponPeak is an adware program which can be installed onto your PC without your permission. CouponPeak is distributed by other free programs and you may not suspect that the application is installed. You can find CouponPeak on your browsers, but bear in mind that its name may contains some randomly added letters. Instead of the name CouponPeak you may find cuopOnpEak or any other randomly generated name. Read more »

If you ever encounter PC Speed Test ads you should know that you have come across server side ads. These ads might appear on those computers that do not contain malware; however, different advertising-supported programs might display them as well. These commercials might appear on all the main browsers, including Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox. Even though some of them might look decent and even match to your interests, you should definitely not click on them because you might be taken to unreliable websites. Do you want to get rid of PC Speed Test ads? You will have to remove the adware program responsible for their distribution first. Read more »