Revjet

Some programs are used as tools to send advertisements directly to your browser, and Revjet is one of them. Though this tool, which is categorized as an installer, might not be employed to display ads directly, it is known to deploy adware applications that do this job. You should remove these applications immediately because they promote third party products or services directly on your browser, and thus make it encumbered with additional material. Though it might seem not to be that big a problem at first, but, as time goes by, you might get very annoyed with all the ads suddenly flashing on the websites. What's more, besides distracting banners or in-text ads on your screen, you might need to waste time closing the pop-up windows. And all this commercial content is not that innocuous as it might seem. Read this article and learn why you should avoid Revjet and the companion applications it resides with on the Internet.

Revjet is an installer which might be exploited by unreliable third-parties to upload adware or other malicious applications onto your computer. Therefore, avoid downloading any freeware or shareware from unreliable third-party sites, especially websites that distribute pirated software. You might not even notice how Revjet might install additional malicious components, and this installer IS known for installing applications surreptitiously.

The adware applications installed by Revjet are not to be trusted, first, because, whenever they get on your computer, they employ cookies, JavaScript, web beacons, and an assortment of other tracking technologies to collect information about your Internet browsing patterns (search queries, pages visited, ads seen, links clicked, etc.).

This data is used to personalize advertising content; however, that does not necessarily mean that the content will become safer or more useful; therefore, to avoid any security risks, you should remove adware applications that gained access your computer via the Revjet installer. The developers of Revjet do not take responsibility for the third-party content that might enter your system and that is featured on your browser; in other words, the content might be unpredictable and dangerous, so identifying and removing the malicious applications would be the best preventative measure.

Unwanted applications installed by Revjet might require your computer’s resources to function, thus being active it will play some role in slowing down you computer, not to mention your casual Internet browsing. In general, you should remove unnecessary, not to mention potentially dangerous, applications from your computer, as they might run active processes or connect to the Internet without your permission.

We hope you have made your decision to remove all the applications that might have entered your machine via the Revjet installer. These might be really unnecessary and potentially dangerous applications that in time will only cause trouble. To deactivate them permanently, follow the instructions below, which will guide you through the manual removal process. However, we strongly suggest that you purchase automatic antimalware removal tools because they are unrivaled when it comes cleaning up malware from your computer system.

How to remove malicious programs from your computer

From Windows 8 & 8.1

1. Open the Charm bar.
2. Click the Settings icon.
3. Choose Control Panel.
4. Find View by and select Small Icons.
5. Open Programs and Features.
6. Select the application you want to remove.
7. Click Uninstall/Change.

From Windows 7 & Vista

1. Click the Start button to open the Start menu.
2. Choose Control Panel.
3. Find View by and select Small Icons.
4. Open Programs and Features.
5. Click the application.
6. Choose Uninstall/Change.

From Windows XP

1. Click the Start button to open the Start menu.
2. Click Control Panel.
3. Switch to Category View on the left.
4. Open Add or Remove Programs.
5. Select the unwanted application.
6. Click Remove.