get rid of ads

[ineedhelppleasehelp]

so my friends computer is shitface right now because of all ads he has.

 

Hes trying to download a antivirus but he can't enter a site without getting 109 ads on his monitor. He has tried to uninstall every fishy stuff on his computer

but he still has ads

 

The name of the ads are for example

 

DNSunlocker

 

CinemaPlus

 

and more

 

He has deleted every addon on his browser but he still get ads

 

HELP he can enter some sites so we need a good antivirus

 

btw does antivirus delete ad programs / popups ?

 

plez help and thank u for ur time reading <3

[manikyath]

download the malwarebytes installer on another computer, and bring it over on a usb drive

 

or well.. fresh install may be easier here...

[Paralectic]

Run Malwarebytes, CCleaner, then Windows Defender.

[Hans Christian | Teri]

If he's that f'ed, then he's probably better off with a fresh install.

[Helio_Vice]

Fresh install is the best way.

[Guest]

What about safe mode?

[Aytex]

malwarebytes

 

and I thoguht the title said get rid of aids

 

format his drive?

[comicsansms]

enable ad-blocker than download the antivirus,

Delete your cookies.

Delete Temp files.

Delete Suspicious folders and files (My friend deleted something that was called itself "Sun Java")

[Thony]

Just fresh install it. Lot less hussle.

Even after all the steps recommended by some users there can be something left well hidden causing trouble.

[SkixAces]

Just like everyone above says. Do a clean install. Even if you manage to delete everything, there might still be some fishy programs left in the registry and stuff, so just clean install it. It takes like an hour to do so

[daniellearmouth]

Wipe the drive and do a fresh install.

 

The only surefire way to get rid of headlice is by shaving all of your hair off. That seems to run true for computer storage also.

[Manny Calavera]

I used Hitman Pro and ADw Cleaner + i deleted all the browsers + Folders of browsers in Document And settings / Application data

[iFap4Nvidia]

You can't get rid of aids.

Oh shit............ ads........

Malwarebytes on a USB?

CCleaner?

[Kaita]

Just use AdwCleaner. Don't use any other programs .

[Delicieuxz]

I recently had a problem with pop-up ads (which I think came from a driver download from cnet or download.com) and after running Malwarebytes, CCleaner, and AdwCleaner, which caught and removed some re-installing browser extensions, I was still getting ads, that would keep re-installing. Finally, Avast anti-virus detected the source while doing a pre-boot scan, and removed it before it could start running with the OS.

[NousBoy]

Best option would be malware bytes like how everyone above have recommended but you could also go for a fresh install. 

[NeatSquidYT]

enable ad-blocker than download the antivirus,

Delete your cookies.

Delete Temp files.

Delete Suspicious folders and files (My friend deleted something that was called itself "Sun Java")

I thought Sun Java was Java...

 

EDIT: nvm, the name is familiar tho

[mstef]

.....

The right decision is only fresh installation... 

[WindowsVistaUser12]

Get Malwarebytes on your PC though web or USB.

[Tsuki]

I thought Sun Java was Java...

 

EDIT: nvm, the name is familiar tho

it is. Sun Microsystems was acquired by Oracle in 2010

http://www.oracle.com/us/sun/index.html

[yoomanipop]

If you want you can do a fresh install or..... I can guide on how to remove every single one of them, including the DNS unlocker that won't go away after uninstall...

 

 

Your Choice, I will be here in the next 8 hours

 

 

Yoomanipop

[SxTripxH]

There is probably more dirt sitting on the HDD than meets the eye. The pop in ads are probably just the tip of the ice berg.

 

Clean install FTW  B)