Pup.Bprotector

Pup.Bprotector is a potentially unwanted program that is classified as adware. Users complain about a number of symptoms related to this application, the most common being instant system slow down and inability to use Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox browsers. Pup.Bprotector is said to kill flash videos on Google Chrome, and evoke "Not Responding" message on Mozilla Firefox. These few symptoms should be enough to convince you that you must remove Pup.Bprotector from your computer immediately.

This application can get into your system together with bundled software downloads from a third party, that is why you have to be careful about what you download from unfamiliar websites. Also, be extremely attentive during the installation process, because quite often applications like Pub.Bprotector can even prompt you about the oncoming installation. Unfortunately, due to the fact that users often go through the installation automatically, they end up installing things they neither need nor want.

The biggest problem with Pup.Bprotector is that it can collect personal information that is related to your web browsing habits. Although it is not extremely sensitive information, but it can be used for malicious purposes as well. Not to mention that bprotect.exe which is one of the associated files is considered to be a system backdoor.

It means that Pup.Bprotector can lower your system security and allow other malicious programs to enter your PC. It can create a number of system tray pop-ups, error messages and fake security warnings that only cause erratic system behavior. To put it simply, you need to remove Pup.Bprotector from your computer in order to avoid a number of serious security issues.

Run a full system scan with SpyHunter free scanner and if your computer is really infected with malware, invest in a powerful antimalware tool that will remove Pup.Bprotector automatically along with other dangerous applications. Also, you should reset your browser settings to make sure that you will not be redirected to potentially corrupted websites.