Doko Toolbar

If you are using doko-search.com for your search or your home page gets changed without your permission, it is also very likely that there will be Doko Toolbar installed on your browser as well. This browser extension is supposed to improve your browsing experience, but its usability is highly questionable. The problem is doko-search.com is directly related to browser hijackers, and so Doko Toolbar cannot be fully trusted as well. Although it is not a direct computer threat or a malicious infection, computer security experts strongly recommend removing Doko Toolbar from your computer, as the toolbar may be related to potential security risks.

It is possible to download the toolbar at info.doko-search.com/download, although it should be noted that this search engine and website often changes its domain. It is also known as only-search.com, and if were to access doko-search.com right now, the domain name would be displayed as buenosearch.com. Buenosearch is already a name known to computer security specialists and info.buenosearch.com is a website often associated with browser hijackers.

It only adds up to the overall shady nature of Doko Toolbar, not to mention that doko-search.com is said to come bundled with Delta Toolbar as well. Delta Toolbar is an extremely intrusive browser plugin that is related to a serious of computer security issues. It should be removed from your computer immediately, and so the same can be applied to Doko Toolbar as well.

Here one should point out that Doko Toolbar affects only Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox. Google Chrome browser does not seem to be affected with the extension easily. Actually, at first it may seem that Doko Toolbar is really a useful extension that provides access to a number of shortcuts to popular websites and a custom search box. However, you cannot overlook flash advertisements that are also present in the toolbar.

Flash commercial advertisements with third party content (that is, Doko Toolbar is not responsible for it) are always risky, especially if corrupted links to malware-related websites are embedded in them. It basically means that if you are not careful enough, sooner or later you could get infected with malware. Hence, in order to avoid such consequences it is for the best to remove Doko Toolbar from your browser and your computer.

How to remove Doko Toolbar

Windows 8

1. Move mouse cursor to the bottom right of the screen.
2. When Charms bar appears, click Settings and go to Control Panel.
3. Open Uninstall a program and remove Doko Toolbar.

Windows Vista & Windows 7

1. Open Start menu and click Control Panel.
2. Go to Uninstall a program and remove Doko Toolbar.

Windows XP

1. Open Start menu and click Control Panel.
2. Select Add or remove programs and uninstall Doko Toolbar.

After manual removal you should also run a full system scan with SpyHunter free scanner, because there are bound to be other potentially unwanted applications on your PC as well. Do not hesitate to invest in a powerful antimalware tool if need be.