Gamersinfo.org

Installing freeware programs on a regular basis can sometimes lead to undesirable consequences. Users often forget that freeware apps are bundled with additional programs that could prove to be threatening to your system security. If you constantly get redirected to Gamersinfo.org, it is a good tell-tale sign that you most probably have unwanted applications on board. Constant Gamersinfo.org pop-ups are very annoying, but closing them will not solve this problem. To get rid of the Gamersinfo.org redirections for good, you need to remove the adware program that makes use of this adware server.

Gamersinfo.org may look like a website related to online gaming, but the reality is that Gamersinfo.org is an adware server which targets Russian-speaking users around the globe. The commercial ads that you see on this website usually are related to online gaming, but do not be surprised to find flash ads and outgoing links that are related to your most recent searches. Adware programs that make use of Gamersinfo.org to display commercial content, track your web browsing activity in order to tailor commercial ads according to your likes and preferences. That is done in order to increase the possibility of users clicking those ads.

By clicking any of the links displayed in Gamersinfo.org, you help adware developers earn money. You increase the traffic of affiliated partner websites, and, as a result, the people behind Gamersinfo.org get paid because of the pay-per-click system. Not only do you get nothing in return, you might also get exposed to potentially corrupted websites that are related to malware distribution.

According to our security research, you are bound to see Gamersinfo.org pop-ups when you access the Internet if you have particular adware applications installed on your computer. Those applications include SmartSavePlus, CinemaPlus, CinPlus, Cinemax, and a number of other annoying programs. Sometimes users do not even realize they have them installed because adware often comes in software packages.

That is why users are strongly recommended to download software only from the official websites. You can never know what additional (i.e. unnecessary) program you might end up installing, so it is for the best stay away from file-sharing websites. On top of that, you should never click pop-up links and ads delivered to you by Gamersinfo.org and other adware servers. These servers might not be the actual infections, but you should not take your chances.

Scan your system with the SpyHunter free scanner to find what program or programs exactly are bothering you and uninstall them at once. For any further information on how to ensure your system’s security, please do not hesitate to leave us a comment.

How to remove unwanted programs

Windows 8 & Windows 8.1

1. Slide the mouse cursor to the bottom right of your screen.
2. When the Charm bar appears, click Settings and go to Control Panel.
3. Select Uninstall a program and remove unwanted applications.

Windows Vista & Windows 7

1. Click the Start menu and select Control Panel.
2. Go to Uninstall a program and remove unwanted applications.

Windows XP

1. Open the Start menu and navigate to Control Panel.
2. Double-click Add or remove programs and uninstall unwanted applications.