nJoyMusic Now

Why did you install nJoyMusic Now onto your Google Chrome web browser? Was it because this extension promised a better browsing experience? Was it because you were promised access to “songs, clips and singers?” Whatever your reasons might be, our research team warns that this allegedly useful extension, in fact, is a potentially unwanted program that can showcase unreliable search results, which is the main reason why deleting it is recommended. Have you already decided that you want to remove nJoyMusic Now from your browser? If you have, you should waste no more time. Scroll to the bottom to find a guide that will help you get rid of the PUP. If you are not so sure about what you should do about the suspicious extension, continue reading this report. If you do not find the answers you need in this report, note that we can be reached via the comments section below. If you have any questions, add them there, and we will try to help you as soon as possible.

The suspicious nJoyMusic Now was created by nJoyApps, and the company represents all of its products via the same website, www.njoyapps.com. Here, you can find the installers of nJoyMovies Now, nJoyGames Now, and similar add-ons. Most of them should also have installers represented via the Chrome web store. The strange potentially unwanted program we are discussing in this report is available at chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/njoymusic-now/lhklfkdffohhlleihibccljmellhnkhg. If you acquire the extension from this source, you are informed that it can display notifications and modify the New Tab, which should make you rethink your decision of installing it in the first place. Unfortunately, most users will not acquire nJoyMusic Now from the official sources. Instead, they will face this PUP represented via pop-up advertisements or file-sharing websites, where it could be packaged along with malware. If you do not know if malware got in – and you must remember that it can be highly clandestine – you can install a free malware scanner to check if any threats exist. Obviously, if they do, they must be removed.

Have you used the search tool offered by nJoyMusic Now? If you have, you must have discovered already that it redirects to search.yahoo.com. Is this a bad thing? Although Yahoo Search is not a malicious or an unreliable search engine, you should not interact with the results shown because they are modified by the hijacker. When you enter a search keyword, the hijacker goes via musix.eanswers.com to the familiar search engine to ensure that additional links are injected and shown at the tip. Are these links malicious? It is unlikely that all of them will be malicious, but, without a doubt, there is a risk that you could click an unreliable link routing to an unreliable source where malicious parties could be involved. Needless to say, you do not want to get in this mess. Ultimately, nJoyMusic Now does not offer amazing services, and even if you find it useful, there is no doubt that you can find a more reliable alternative. Our research team strongly recommends deleting this potentially unwanted program from Google Chrome ASAP.

We are sure that the guide below is easy to follow even if you are inexperienced, and so we believe that you can delete nJoyMusic Now manually. That being said, this PUP might have entered your operating system with other threats, and it is possible that they are too complicated to eliminate manually. That is why, before you do anything, you should scan your operating system. If serious infections are found, you need to think about using anti-malware software. You should really think about this if you also want to protect your operating system because this software can, at the same time, take care of the removal of malware and the protection of your system. Needless to say, you need to think about protection even if you can remove nJoyMusic Now and all other undesirable pieces on your own. Speaking of other threats, if you decide to eliminate them manually, note that you can find removal guides for thousands of different infections on this website. The chances are, you will find what you need here.

nJoyMusic Now Removal

1. Launch Google Chrome.
2. Tap keys Alt+F to open the Chrome menu.
3. Click More tools.
4. Select Extensions and then find the unwanted add-on.
5. Click the trash button on the right.
6. Select Remove.