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| How to remove this extension? | Started by: Nello on Dec 13, '14 23:03 |
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At the moment I am bombarded with adwares and popups and all kinds of annoying things and I have probably done more Antivirus scans today than anyone has ever and it seems that a browser extension called BuyenSave or something like that is the cause. There are like three extensions of that name and I try to remove them, but they come back. I've looked online to find the solution, but I couldn't find anything concrete. If anyone has had this problem and if anyone has managed to solve it, help would be much appreciated. |
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| Reply by: Kelly_Kapowski at Dec 13, '14 23:06 | |
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I have Ad-Aware and I will try your advice, thanks Kelly. |
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| Reply by: Nello at Dec 13, '14 23:08 | |
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Failing that, try reading through this:
http://www.malwareremovalguides.info/remove-buynsave-adware-pup-optional-buynsave-a/ |
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| Reply by: Kelly_Kapowski at Dec 13, '14 23:12 | |
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| Malwarebytes is awesome, just slow. I guessing you've already done the whole uninstall process. | |
| Reply by: Sir_Cav at Dec 14, '14 01:57 | |
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Unless there's a very good reason not to, I'd suggest backing up the few bits and pieces you consider valuable and going for a full reformat. It's no harm to give a machine a good cleaning like this if it's starting to get a little old and slow, but after getting hit with a nasty dose of malware or scumware it's certainly a good idea. Find a good guide on doing it before you start. Make sure you know what the licence key is for whatever OS you're using. Try to have a spare machine nearby in case you need to grab any additional drivers. Then you can start with a fresh new OS that you know is 100% clean. |
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| Reply by: Satanta at Dec 14, '14 10:52 | |
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