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PremiumSearch installs a fake ‘Google’ toolbar that modifies the homepage and redirects you to the PremiumSearch search engine without your consent. PremiumSearch also rewrites the hosts file of other search engines like MSN and Yahoo as a means to bombard you with targeted ads. You may get infected with PremiumSearch Adware when you visit a particular Web page and you are being redirected from other pages that contain pirated software or porn. The page may installs other malware, such as WorldAntiSpy and Smitfraud.

Automated Detection for PremiumSearch

PremiumSearch Manual Removal Instructions

Stop PremiumSearch system processes:

45dd6cc479.exe
b1dc153079.exe
usbhdctl.exe
45dd6cc479.exeactsie4.exe
b1dc153079.exe
usbhdctl.exe
actsie4.exe

Unregister PremiumSearch DLLs:

utipwfubknk.dll

Remove PremiumSearch files:

nospam.ico
gamb.ico
freedating.ico
freereal-timedatingservice.url
freeonlinecasino.url
emailspamfilter.url
cialis.ico
cheapviagra.url
avir.ico
antispywaresoft.url
utipwfubknk.dll
45dd6cc479.exe
b1dc153079.exe
usbhdctl.exe
nospam.icoactsie4.exe
gamb.ico
freedating.ico
free real-time dating service.url
free online casino.url
email spam filter.url
cialis.ico
cheap viagra.url
avir.ico
anti spyware soft.url

Important Disclaimer

What is Adware?

PremiumSearch is Adware.

Adware is a software application that displays advertising banners while the program is running. Adware sometimes is installed in freeware or shareware which you download from the Internet and can be viewed through pop-up windows or through a bar that appears on a computer screen. Some adware is harmless, but others can serve as parasites, tracking your files, and Internet activities only to report it back to third parties, usually advertisers, to help them channel relevant ads to you.

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