My Starting 123 (http://www.mystarting123.com/) might become your search engine, homepage or start page without your participation and prove difficult to get rid of. The reason is a browser hijacker that got installed on your computer and keeps changing these browser settings to www.mystarting123.com. You may follow this step-by-step guide to uninstall the browser hijacker and remove http://www.mystarting123.com/ from your browser settings.
This adware may get installed on your computer together with Mail.ru browser hijacker, Amigo browser and other PUPs (potentially unwanted programs) after you download and launch some file from a dubious website. The adware creates a scheduled task to open http://blogmytop.org/wsxsm/ (or another page from the same site: http://blogmytop.org/wsx/, http://blogmytop.org/wsxm, etc.) on the default browser. blogmytop.org site then redirects the browser to some advertising page, software downloading page, online game, etc. This removal guide will help you to get rid of the adware and stop http://blogmytop.org/wsxsm/ pop-ups.
This type of adware creates an entry in the Task Scheduler to repeatedly open a certain page via the default browser. The opened page immediately redirects the browser to ads, online games, online stores, porn sites, etc. In this particular case the page that is opened first is http://blogmytop.net/edcsm/, http://blogmytop.net/edc, or another page on blogmytop.net website. This adware may end up on your computer after you launch a file downloaded through a P2P site or just a shady “download for free” website. This removal guide will help you to get rid of the adware and stop http://blogmytop.net/edcsm/ pop-ups.
This adware creates a scheduled task on the infected system to repeatedly open http://myblog10.com/rfvsm/ (or another URL belonging to myblog10.com site) via the default browser. Myblog10.com in turn redirects the browser to some advertising page, gambling site, software downloading page, adult site, etc. You may encounter this adware after you install a program for free from an untrustworthy source. This removal guide will help you to get rid of the adware and stop http://myblog10.com/rfvsm/ pop-ups.
Top9blog.com adware may get onto a computer together with a program downloaded for free from a shady website. This infection results in regular new tab pop-ups on one of the installed browsers. At first http://top9blog.com/qazsm/ or another, similar URL (http://top9blog.com/qazs/, http://top9blog.com/qazm/, etc.) appears in the address bar of the new tab, then the browser is redirected to a random ad page, movie streaming site, software downloading page, porn site or something else of the sort. You may use instructions from this removal guide to get rid of the adware and stop http://top9blog.com/qazsm/ pop-ups.
New tabs might pop up on your browser from time to time directing you first to http://blog9news.net/hasdsm (or another, similar URL: http://blog9news.net/hasd, http://blog9news.net/hasdm, etc.) and then redirecting to some advertising site, online casino, software downloading page and so on. If the browser was not open, it launches while other open windows get minimized. This is the work of adware that might infect a computer when the user installs software from a dubious source. This removal guide will help you to get rid of the adware and stop http://blog9news.net/hasdsm/ pop-ups.
This adware will create an entry in the Task Scheduler to periodically open http://myblognews.org/gasdsm/ (or another page from the same website: http://myblognews.org/gasd/, myblognews.org/gasdm, etc.) via one of the installed browsers. That page will then redirect the browser to a random shady site. You may follow the instructions below to get rid of the adware and stop http://myblognews.org/gasdsm/ pop-ups.
This adware causes new tabs to pop up from time to time on one of the installed browsers. At first http://free1news.org/zzxcsm/ or another URL belonging to the same website appears in the address bar, then it changes to something else, and an ad page or some scam site opens. This adware is distributed via shady sites that offer freeware and pirated commercial software. You may follow the instructions below to remove the adware and stop http://free1news.org/zzxcsm/ pop-ups.
New tabs popping up on your default browser from time to time, loading first http://youfreenews.com/bcomsm/ URL (or http://youfreenews.com/bcom/, http://youfreenews.com/bcomm/, etc.) and then redirecting to some ad or scam site, would mean adware has infected your PC. That likely happened when you installed a program downloaded from an untrustworthy source. This adware infection is often accompanied by Mail.ru browser hijacker and Amigo browser, among others. This step-by-step guide will help you to get rid of the adware and stop http://youfreenews.com/bcomsm/ pop-ups.
Adware of this type creates new scheduled tasks on the infected computer to periodically open one of the installed browsers and load a URL which then redirects to some advertising page, adult site, online store, and so on. In this particular case the URL is http://youfreenews.net/ncomsm/ or a similar one: http://youfreenews.net/ncoms/, http://youfreenews.net/ncomm/, http://youfreenews.net/ncom/. This adware is bundled with software from shady free downloading websites. You may follow this removal guide to get rid of the adware and stop http://youfreenews.net/ncomsm/ pop-ups.