Open Software Updater

Open Software Updater is a program which is meant to keep the programs running on your operating system up to date at all times. Even though many computer users find this tool beneficial, virtual security experts identify it as a PUP – potentially undesirable program. It has been discovered that the program often travels bundled with various undesirable applications, and this is the main reason why it does not have the best reputation. Have you already installed the program from opensoftwareupdater.com? If yes – scan your operating system for other potentially undesirable programs. Continue reading to learn how to inspect the PC and how to remove Open Software Updater.

As soon as you initiate the installation of Open Software Updater, you should notice that the publisher of the application (Installer Technology Co.) is verified. This is something you should look for every time you download software onto the computer. Of course, not all verified publishers are considered to be reliable and not all provide authentic software. Open Software Updater has been noted to travel bundled with a bunch of suspicious programs, not all of which are reliable and worth keeping on the PC. Programs which may be installed alongside the application include Buzz-it, Conduit Search Protect, PC Tech Hotline, PCspeedfix, Value Apps, GorillaPrice, and various others.

Computer users choose to delete Open Software Updater primarily because they are tired of the irritating pop-up alerts urging to update software, including media players or web browsers. What is more, third party download offers could be displayed as well. Do you want suspicious third party pop-ups to disrupt your activity? How about data collection? It has been discovered by our malware researchers that the application may collect certain data to learn more about the targeted computer users. This is why we recommend having Open Software Updater removed from the operating system.

Do you want to delete Open Software Updater or the suspicious programs which may have entered the operating system bundled with this PUP? You can use the manual removal guides below to delete some of these undesirable applications. What should you do if the guides cannot help you get rid of some of the more stubborn programs? We recommend installing an automatic malware remover. You can click the download button below to acquire a free malware scanner which will help you locate the potentially undesirable programs. You can upgrade the tool to a reliable malware remover and a full-time Windows security tool.

Remove undesirable programs

Remove from Windows XP:

1. Move to the left of the Task Bar and click the Start button.
2. Select Control Panel and then double-click Add or Remove Programs.
3. Find the undesirable application you wish to get rid of and select Remove.

Remove from Windows Vista & Windows 7:

1. Click the button on the left of the Task Bar to open the Start menu.
2. Select Control Panel and then Uninstall a program.
3. Right-click the undesirable program and select Uninstall to delete it.

Remove from Windows 8:

1. Access the Metro UI menu, right-click and select All apps.
2. Open the Control Panel and then click Uninstall a program.
3. Right-click and Uninstall the application you want to delete.