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If you have noticed an extension called Windowunitpop added to your Internet Explorer browser, you should know that an undesirable program has managed to enter your system. Thus, we do not recommend keeping it on the system. If you wonder why it is so, you should know that Windowunitpop is categorized as adware helper, which means that there is a possibility that your screen will be flooded with various pop-ups and ads. Luckily, this software is compatible with Internet Explorer only, which means that it will not bother you if you are using Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome. However, you should still not allow this adware helper stay on the system. In order to get rid of Windowunitpop entirely, you should follow the instructions provided below the article. Read more »

WeekApp is a free cross-browser plug-in for the owners of Android users. WeekApp enables users to browse for the best rated mobile applications, which are transferred to the mobile device automatically. The browser add-on is compatible with Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox, and may seem to be a useful program as long as it does not display third-party advertisement. The truth is that WeekApp is sponsored by third-parties, which means that you can be provided with a great variety of advertisements, coupons, special offers, and the like. The features of the program determines its category, and, regardless of the primarily function of the program, WeekApp is regarded as adware and can be removed from the compute reputable anti-malware programs. Read more »

Gyl.javatri.net is a common remote adware server. Almost exclusively servers like Gyl.javatri.net are used by various adware applications. Adware programs connect to a remote server in order to display adverts and various annoying pop-ups within your browser. Any activity that is associated with Gyl.javatri.net on your browser is a pretty strong signal that your system is infected with some adware. In order to reduce exposure to Gyl.javatri.net server, you must locate and remove the malicious application. It could sometimes be quite tricky, but our team at Anti-Spyware-101.com has put up a detailed and easy to carry out removal guide. Read more »

Jcf.driveropt.net Ads may show up as banner and pop-up advertisements which may be displayed on random web pages when surfing the Internet. The name of these ads derives from the advertising domain which is used to present them; however, most computer users recognize them as Ads by ViewPassword. This name is likely to be attached right below certain banner ads. Unfortunately, unless you memorize the URL of the adware server, it is unlikely that you will note any relation between different online ads disturbing you whenever browsing the web. Luckily, we can help you identify all unreliable ads and delete advertisement supported software related to them. Continue reading to discover the Jcf.driveropt.net Ads removal strategy Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers suggest. Read more »

DizzyDing is a potentially unwanted application classified as adware. It is not a direct computer security threat, but cybercriminals can make use of such applications to promote their corrupted content. If you have DizzyDing on your system, scan the PC with a reliable antimalware tool in search for other potential security issues. The truth is that these adware apps seldom travel alone, so you might be surprised to see just how many unwanted apps you have. Remove DizzyDing and other unwanted programs from your computer before they became dangerous tools used by cybercriminals. Read more »

If you do not want to flood your own computer with unreliable software, you should not pay attention to Online Advertising Support ads. Computer users often mistake these ads for authentic operating system warnings because they often recommend urgent software updating. The ads may promote freeware installers as well. Unfortunately, the services represented via these ads are rarely truthful to their real purpose – the promotion of third party software. As malware researchers at Anti-Spyware-101.com have discovered, trusting random online advertisements might be dangerous. Unfortunately, it is impossible to remove Online Advertising Support ads unless you eliminate the cause of them. Read more »

You might encounter various threats if you browse the web on a daily basis, which is why you should protect your system all the time. The security specialists of anti-spyware-101.com warn that the products of Smart Apps, for instance, Coupon Waterfall are very prevalent nowadays. Thus, do not be surprised if some kind of program published by this company infiltrates your system. In case you have Coupon Waterfall on your system, we recommend that you delete it as soon as possible because this program will just disrupt your browsing activities and might even allow different kinds of threats enter the system in the future. If you wonder how simple application can ruin your browsing session, you should know that Coupon Waterfall is going to show various annoying advertisements on your screen. They will flood your Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox browsers and you will not be able to get rid of them very easily. Read more »

Download.adobaaon.us is yet another adware server used by adware applications. This server does not infect your computer directly, but if you notice that you browser opens a window with Download.adobaaon.us as the domain’s address, chances are you have at least one unwanted program installed on your computer. Thus, in order to remove Download.adobaaon.us from your browser, you will need to find and delete the program responsible for it. There could be more than just one program that makes use of Download.adobaaon.us to display commercial content. Therefore, make sure you remove all the unnecessary programs in a go. Read more »

Jsd.pathjava.net is an adware server that displays commercial pop-ups. These pop-ups could lead to unreliable websites that promote potential harmful software. What is more, Jsd.pathjava.net pop-ups on your browser means, that you most probably have potentially unwanted software installed on your computer already. Thus, you need to take better care of your system’s security, and one of the best ways to do it is remove all the adware programs that might be related to Jsd.pathjava.net. Invest in a legitimate antispyware application that will help you scan the PC and come up with a list of potentially unwanted programs on board. Read more »