Category Hijackers

Tutorials on removing different type of hijackers.

Hijackers, Uninstall Tutorials

How to uninstall (remove) Local Classified List

Local Classified List is a browser hijacker that can hijack the popular browsers (Chrome, Mozilla, IE). It looks like a regular search engine like Yahoo, Bing or Chrome. Per developers, Local Classified List is a search engine that helps users increase browsing experience and filter-out irrelevant search results.

Tim Kas
March 26, 2018

Hijackers, Uninstall Tutorials

How to uninstall (remove) Browse Free Recipes New Tab

What is Browse Free Recipes New Tab? Browse Free Recipes – the fake search engine that hijacks your browser (Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer). According to the developers, Browse Free Recipes New Tab is a useful search engine that…

Tim Kas
March 26, 2018

Hijackers, Uninstall Tutorials

How to uninstall (remove) Search.centralhubradio.com

Search.centralhubradio.com is a browser hijacker that gets into the PC as browser extension without user consent, bundled with freeware via its downloaders and installers. According to the developers, Search.centralhubradio.com is an ordinary search engine that enhances the browsing experience, provides an ability to convert PDF-files for free and increases the efficiency of search.

Tim Kas
March 26, 2018

Hijackers, Uninstall Tutorials

How to uninstall (remove) Your radio center

Your radio center is a browser hijacker coming to the PC without user consent. This potentially unwanted software is not a virus, but it creates many problems. Your radio center designed to help the user to improve search efficiency and enhance the experience of browsing.

Tim Kas
March 26, 2018

Hijackers, Ransomware, Uninstall Tutorials

How to remove Rapid Ransomware V3 and decrypt your files

Rapid Ransomware V3 is next generations of Rapid viruses family. It classified as ransomware: a malware program, which codes files on users PC through Intenet connection and after that, intruders attempting to extort ransom in bitcoins from victims for decryption. All documents, databases, videos, and photos become unreadable. Besides, every infected file gets a new suffix, for example, file 123.jpg become 123.QDFHD.jpg (virus use 5 random symbols for every file).

Tim Kas
March 26, 2018