Google Chrome extension virus

[turbopiki]

For the last 2 days on the most sites every time i click somthing a new AD tab opens up today i found extension named "BBlOOckThEAdApp" that i never instal i want to delete it but i cant

[Musikman]

Weird. I haven't noticed that in particular but my LTT Chrome extension disappeared randomly a day or two ago. Connection maybe? Note that I haven't bother to re-install it since. 

[turbopiki]

Weird. I haven't noticed that in particular but my LTT Chrome extension disappeared randomly a day or two ago. Connection maybe? Note that I haven't bother to re-install it since. 

what are you talking about ???

[Musikman]

what are you talking about ???

Are you aware of the LTT Chrome Extension? It's unofficial but it allows you to know when someone messages you and when Linus or Luke is live, etc... 

[turbopiki]

Are you aware of the LTT Chrome Extension? It's unofficial but it allows you to know when someone messages you and when Linus or Luke is live, etc... 

I dont care about LTT extension i just want help deleting extension BBlOOckThEAdApp which i think causes Ads to pop up ads

[Musikman]

I dont care about LTT extension i just want help deleting extension BBlOOckThEAdApp which i think causes Ads to pop up ads

Have you tried going in to the chrome settings and removing it there? Worst case scenario, you would have to do a fresh install of chrome. 

[DoubleY]

Go to your extensions and remove it there.

 

If you don't know how to get to your extensions, type this in the URL bar:

chrome://extensions/

[turbopiki]

Have you tried going in to the chrome settings and removing it there? Worst case scenario, you would have to do a fresh install of chrome. 

Are you really that stupid or are you acting stupid my first post says

 

 

For the last 2 days on the most sites every time i click somthing a new AD tab opens up today i found extension named "BBlOOckThEAdApp" that i never instal i want do delete it but i cant

[tS_kStin]

I had that same thing, I dont remember what I did exactly cuz I was just messing with things but I think that I signed out of chrome then went into the reg. or deep into chrome folders and everything that matched the ID of the Blocktheadapp and started deleting with everything about chrome or any web browser closed. Then when I signed back in I had corrupted that one extension so much that I couldn't load and it was gone. As I said earlier, I am not sure what did it but look in the extension manager in chrome and look at the ID of it and try to find it in your computer and start going crazy with deleting that has to do with the same ID.

[Musikman]

Are you really that stupid or are you acting stupid my first post says

 

 

For the last 2 days on the most sites every time i click somthing a new AD tab opens up today i found extension named "BBlOOckThEAdApp" that i never instal i want do delete it but i cant

So sorry. I have the dark theme on and I completely missed the end of the text there because of the coloring. I recommend a complete reinstall of Chrome then. 

[DoubleY]

Are you really that stupid or are you acting stupid my first post says

 

 

For the last 2 days on the most sites every time i click somthing a new AD tab opens up today i found extension named "BBlOOckThEAdApp" that i never instal i want do delete it but i cant

You were never clear as to how you tried to remove it. No need to be a dick about it

https://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/chrome/G6ywciNxZFc%5B1-25-true%5D

 

1. Note the ID of the extension you wish to remove, then close Google Chrome.

 

2. Open Windows Explorer and select the Show hidden files, folders and drives by selecting Organize > Folder and search options > View.

 

3. Navigate to C: > Users > your username > Appdata > Local > Google > Chrome > User Data > Default > Extensions.

 

4. Delete the folder that matches the ID on the Chrome Extensions screen.

[turbopiki]

i already did that

 

1.       Uninstall suspicious programs from Control Panel

Windows 8 users: Press Ctrl+X and select Control Panel > Programs and Features.
Windows Vista/7 users: Click Start > Control Panel > Programs and Features. 
Windows XP users:  Click Start > Settings > Control Panel > Add or Remove Programs > Programs and Features.

Look for unwanted programs (especially ones with a similar name to the unwanted extension) and uninstall them.

2.       Remove the unwanted extension from Google Chrome

Click on the Menu icon at the top right of the browser (or the Wrench in outdated versions of Chrome) > Tools > Extensions. Tick the Developer Mode checkbox.

Write down or save the ID of the unwanted extension shown below the extension title.

3.       Remove the related registry entries

Press the Windows Key+R and type “regedit” (without quotes).

In the Registry Editor, select HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SOFTWARE, then select Policies > Google > Chrome > ExtensionInstallForcelist.

NB: If you cannot find ExtensionInstallForcelist in this place, try selecting HKEY_CURRENT_USER > SOFTWARE, then select Policies > Google > Chrome > ExtensionInstallForcelist.

Remove the registry key which has a Data value the same as the extension's ID which you wrote down or saved above. Right click on the registry key and select Delete. Accept the warning by selecting Yes.

 

4.       Remove the extension’s files

Press the Windows Key+R and type:

Windows Vista/7/8 users: %LOCALAPPDATA%\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Extensions
Windows XP users: %USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Extensions

Find the folder with the ID of the extension and delete it.

 

 

BUT ITS STILL NOT GONE

[DoubleY]

i already did that

 

1.       Uninstall suspicious programs from Control Panel

Windows 8 users: Press Ctrl+X and select Control Panel > Programs and Features.

Windows Vista/7 users: Click Start > Control Panel > Programs and Features. 

Windows XP users:  Click Start > Settings > Control Panel > Add or Remove Programs > Programs and Features.

Look for unwanted programs (especially ones with a similar name to the unwanted extension) and uninstall them.

2.       Remove the unwanted extension from Google Chrome

Click on the Menu icon at the top right of the browser (or the Wrench in outdated versions of Chrome) > Tools > Extensions. Tick the Developer Mode checkbox.

Write down or save the ID of the unwanted extension shown below the extension title.

3.       Remove the related registry entries

Press the Windows Key+R and type “regedit” (without quotes).

In the Registry Editor, select HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SOFTWARE, then select Policies > Google > Chrome > ExtensionInstallForcelist.

NB: If you cannot find ExtensionInstallForcelist in this place, try selecting HKEY_CURRENT_USER > SOFTWARE, then select Policies > Google > Chrome > ExtensionInstallForcelist.

Remove the registry key which has a Data value the same as the extension's ID which you wrote down or saved above. Right click on the registry key and select Delete. Accept the warning by selecting Yes.

 

4.       Remove the extension’s files

Press the Windows Key+R and type:

Windows Vista/7/8 users: %LOCALAPPDATA%\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Extensions

Windows XP users: %USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\Application Data\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Extensions

Find the folder with the ID of the extension and delete it.

 

 

BUT ITS STILL NOT GONE

Have you downloaded any software recently that could be installing that plugin every time it's removed? 

[turbopiki]

Have you downloaded any software recently that could be installing that plugin every time it's removed? 

only thing i downloaded recently its Malwarebytes Anti-Malware but that was today after i found extensino but i didnt found anything here is the picture how it looks like