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Ask Toolbar has been a troublesome application that always pops commercial ads. However, most of users thought it a malware or virus that can remove from neither browser nor computer. In fact, Ask Toolbar is not a real malware but a tough and mucking foistware that comes with freeware and from websites once you careless consent to install.

In many cases, users downloaded JAVA and installed it in computer which they need to support for some application. In the install wizard of JAVA, it showed you “we recommend installing FREE Browser Add-on from Ask”. If you ignored a check on the bottom and click Next button, you would install Ask Toolbar in your computer and browser in this way. Though it said you could remove this add-on easily at any time, you would find it was all nonsense if you tried to remove it later. What’s worse, it added other plug-ins in your browser and every time you updated JAVA it will prompt you to install a full installation that will change your homepage to search.ask.com. Read more ›

Facebook friends checker is a freeware, it provides function that allows you to find out who is no longer friends with you on facebook since the last time checked. Although this tool is pretty fun and convenient, it can also be useless for some people, if you accidentally installed this freeware and don’t want to keep it inside your computer, you can follow the below uninstall instruction to remove it. Read more ›

Do you keep getting error messages on your computer that telling you the RulesMgr.dll file is missing? Do you confuse about what is RulesMgr.dll file and what does it do? Are you struggling to fix RulesMgr.dll error? If you have… Read more ›

Since having used Sinergia Cleaner fake antivirus to protect the security of the system, will receive a quantity of alerts telling users the system is under serious threats, such as Trojan virus invasion or system vulnerabilities. These shocking warning messages make users panic and worried, so they are eager to solve the problem and follow the lead of Sinergia Cleaner, which just make themselves be trapped and let the fake antivirus have its way.

Sinergia Cleaner has an evil intention of inducing internet users to buy some unnecessary antivirus licenses, so that it’ll use some sophisticated technologies to spy on user’s confidential information, like username, passwords, ID numbers, credit card numbers, online bank account information, etc. These personal information might be sent to hackers or cyber criminals remotely, which is definitely a violation to user’s personal privacy. Sinergia Cleaner also coax users to download some useless patches which is nothing to do with the protection. Read more ›