Adware Helpers

Adware Helpers are malicious computer applications that can be used by various adware programs to convey clandestine, misleading attacks. The infection may also be referred to as Backdoor.Win32.Rbot, and spyware searchers categorize this application as a backdoor Trojan. As research shows, the dangerous program can be used to take full control of the targeted computer and utilize it for various scams. It is most important that schemers can use the infection to spy on your private online activities and even initiate private data theft. To top this off, the infection can also be used to spread malware to other computers. So, if you do not wish your name attached to any scams and you do not want to worry about virtual security threats, we recommend that you remove Adware Helpers at once.

The clandestine infection is composed of dangerous files which may be utilized to download secondary spyware, monitor online actions, execute unauthorized processes, initiate DoS attacks and perform other dangerous actions. Unfortunately, many Adware Helpers belong to seemingly authentic programs which you may have downloaded yourself. Why is this unfortunate? Well, you may not realize that you need to delete them. Note that all of the malignant files, or Adware Helpers, can be used for different tasks. For example, browsemngr.exe (%ALLUSERSPROFILE%) belongs to PerformerSoft LLC which is known for questionable third party software infiltration.

BrowserProtect.exe is another potentially malignant file which may be found under %ALLUSERSPROFILE%. This malignant application is promoted as a reliable security tool; however, it can alleviate the activities of adware and other malicious programs. Additionally, this application can also release various pop-up alerts regarding bogus security issues, in the hopes of tricking you into purchasing rogue software. The program is also known to activate browse~1.dll which acts as a BHO and which can monitor IE traffic. Once you remove these malignant Adware Helpers, you should delete GFFUpdater.exe (%PROGRAMFILES%), mngr.dll, mngr.exe (both under %ALLUSERSPROFILE%) and sprotector.dll (%PROGRAMFILES%) which can reconfigure Windows Initialization processes. It is also important to find and remove NCdownloader.exe because this infectious executable can be used to install browser add-ons without your consent.

To delete Adware Helpers from the operating Windows system and currently running browsers, we suggest using automatic spyware detection and removal software. Reliably, legally installed tools will automatically find and delete malignant programs and files creating a safe environment for further Windows running. Needless to say, manual Adware Helpers’ removal is not an easy task and you need to be experienced. If you are not, it would be best to leave experimentations for another time and click the download button below to initiate the installation of an effective spyware removal tool which will delete existing infections in a few minutes time.