PC Threat Removal Guide

Ghostify claims that it is a useful tool that is able to provide users with the latest coupons, deals, bargains, discounts and other information associated with shopping when they visit shopping sites and enhance their browsing experience and save their both money and time. As a matter of fact, it is an adware program/potentially unwanted program that aims to slip into your computer and affect the web browsers so as to improve affiliate marketing. It has the ability to automatically get installed on the target machine without consent and then carry out a series of malicious activities. Usually, it pretend to provide the latest deals, coupons, discounts and other shopping related things to entice users to click it in order to take the chance to slip into your system. Then you will see in-text, pop-ups, banners and coupon ads on your screen out of nowhere when you are surfing the Internet, and even your valuable information will be stolen for illegal beanefits. In order to avoid damage,...

My homepage is redirected to Qtipr.com automatically every time I start the browser and I can¡¯t get my Google back. Even if I modify the homepage setting, I fail to change the default homepage and find that some pop-ups saying that my computer needs to optimize and suggests me to download certain products often occur on my computer screen. I feel very annoyed. My computer system is Win7 64 bits and IE browser is my frequent used browser. How to can I get rid of the problem? Please give me some suggestion. Description of Qtipr.com Qtipr.com is a website with invisible infection and backdoor programs, which can hijack and attack computer systems with adware or Trojan virus. This website makes use of attracting and convincing design to pretend as professional and helpful and it adds some familiar icons and connect to links such as Google plus, Twitter and Facebook icons to make it more trustworthy. However, in fact it¡¯s only a scam that cheats users to click the links on the website...

I think my computer has been infected by a redirect virus. Every time I search something, and I click on one of the search results, I am always linked to a website that I don¡¯t intend to visit. For example, when I click on a search result which should link to an eBay page, it shows me the website Excellentsearch.org or other unknown websites. That really annoys me. I have run a full system scan with my antivirus program but it cannot detect anything. How can I remove it effectively? Thoroughly seemingly legitimate, Excellentsearch.org is actually a website related to redirect virus which is able to hijack your currently-used browsers like IE, Chrome and Firefox to its own website or others. This redirect virus usually makes use of BHOs (browser helper objects) and other channels to penetrate into your computer and then modifies your browser settings without any consent. Once your browsers are infected, it will means that some information about your online activities may be furtively c...

SavingsCool is classified as an adware, which will inject ads on the context of a web page. Obviously, Its key priority is to deliver banners, inline text, and other kinds of pop-up ads to gain benefit by tricking web users. In order to attract web users, this adware will also gather some data on the computer that it may use to display ads. SavingsCool usually gets into a target computer via drive-by-downloads. Some users may acquire the code from sponsored links posted on social networking sites and unfamiliar web pages. Upon its invasion, SavingsCool is usually installed as browser add-on, extension, or plug-in. Some installed programs including Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome and Safari, are probably disturbed by it greatly. Constant pop-ups of ads and redirect problems is popular symptom of this adware. It also adds other unknown toolbars to users¡¯ browsers and installs other unwanted programs to the Windows. Although SavingsCool claims t...