Remove The Browser Commercial
They came to see the computer. Starting Windows is fine at first. But we're gonna start a browser, and there's some sort of vandalism on the screen. When any browser starts, every time a new publicity site opens, a bunch of commercial banners come up, and some sounds are out.
What exactly are websites open? For example, the Blog of Xenia Strigenko with not very decent content:
"The day of success. The money on the Internet is easier than you think.
Casino Vulcan and many others:
In a situation where every launch of the browser opens different advertising sites, first of all, the characteristics of this browser's label need to be seen.
If we go in on a clean, uncontaminated computer with any browser's tag, he'll always have an extension at the end:
But the thing is, there are situations where we can put on our computer some unverified program with an unreliable resource. Maybe not specifically: We're downloading online. It's a perfectly harmless utilitator, and we're not gonna notice how with it other totally unnecessary applications will be set up. I've already told you about this sort of "reflection."
So, after the unverified application of your browser labels has been installed, it may be altered. Today, vitrographers often replace an exe file with an expansion of .url or .bat. As a result, after the browser's launch, you will be sent to advertising sites.
So, we'll look into the possible situations on the examples and figure out what we need to do to launch the browsers with only the websites we need.
Example 1♪ On an " infected " computer, licking the right blade of mouse on the egg of the opera browser, we go to the 'Vision'. There's a window in which we're looking at what's written in "Object." There must be an opera.exe at the end of the line.
