How to remove cdn2.dashbida.com pop-ups from my computer?

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How to remove cdn2.dashbida.com pop-ups from my computer?

Answer 1

Woah Gary, that's a lot of stuff to do. I like what Savira said. I've had many and fixed many of those ads viruses and multiple computers. Almost every time, I simply had to go to control panel and find anything that seems suspicious. Or new. I've noticed frequently that the words sound like a Chinese guy speaking English. Or that they have multiple caps. Like, "cAsH2sAvE" or something along the lines of that. Sometimes they are a little more covert, though. Just read through all the programs you have and uninstall the suspicious ones. But if it isn't easily suspicious, look it up before uninstalling. If you can't find it on the web, it's probably a virus. Also, never choose "typical" or "fast" install on software installations. That's where they install weird crap that you don't want, like viruses. Choose "custom install". And, many times, it will say accept or decline, and you want to choose decline. It is only for the toolbars or the virus, many times.

Answer 2

Hi,

Some sneaky toolbar-like item should have been installed on your PC.

To secure your PC from potential & hidden threat(s), you can try the following steps:

1. Perform a virus scan regularly under Safe Mode using an up-to-date security software. Here, I'd recommend avast to U.

2. Clean potentially unwanted programs (aka, PUPs). Check out "Uninstall a program" >> force remove any other unwanted/ unknown items in the list via an uninstall tool pro if Windows' uninstall utility does not help too much.

3. To avoid foistware and malware infection, DO scan your download via the recommended avast or Virstotal from Google. Be cautious when you run ad-based installer like some freeware even downware.

Answer 3

something has modified your browser as plugin. Its probably resident in your regsitry, and uses an add-on, or exploitable active x or com driver.



check to see if your on an NT platform. If you are and did NOT activiate it yourself, you were either remoted or something you downloaded activated it. Its most likely modified your boot record, and if you just terminate it its going to cause your boot to fail.



Without specifices and my lack of experience, i just put it like this, 3 things you need to do, maybe 4.

using wmi determine how the unwanted issue communicates, and block it wmi firewall administarton.

determine the rogue module, sandbox it somehow, or disactivate it temporarily, perhaps change its name and refresh the process.



you COULD create a do nothing dummy file using the same name and file type, let it load run and do nothing, as a a crutch, while you physically remove the problem.

Edit all instances in the registry that ONLY pertain to unwanted problem, not just complete deletion of everything.

find the encoded regsitry key that it resides in get rid of it.

do a registry fix, to unrefference any registry changes you made, read them closely to see if you interupted something you need or not.

run a boot repair or fix.

better idea all together, is save a restore point, so if you explode your system you can just do a restore and try something different.

Answer 4

Hi

You may have virus/spyware or malware software on your machine.

All of the following have free versions and are excellent programs for virus or spyware removal.

Download Malwarebytes.. Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware monitors every process and stops malicious processes before they even start.

http://www.softpedia.com/get/Antivirus/Malwarebytes-Anti-Malware.shtml



Download AdwCleaner... Searches for and deletes Adware, Toolbars, Potentially Unwanted Programs (PUP), and browser Hijackers from your computer

http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/download/adwcleaner/

When you have Malwarebytes installed and before you start to scan go to Settings/Detection and Protection/check box for Scan for Rootkits.

SuperAntiSpyware free..removes spyware and malware including Trojans.

http://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/superantispyware_free.html



Download CCleaner....Registry Cleaner

http://filehippo.com/download_ccleaner

If you have no anti-virus program installed then I recommend that you use the following

Download Avast..Antivirus

http://filehippo.com/download_avast_antivirus/





Please run these programs. Remove all items found.

Contact me again if this does not resolve your issues.

Answer 5

To get rid of those pop-up ads created by adware programs, you have to uninstall adware programs that display those pop-ups, then go to remove their extensions from your browsers. This step by step pop-up ads removal tutorial explains clearly how to do it. Good luck!

Answer 6

You could try to use a different Internet browser, or get a pop up blocker?

Answer 7

go to control panel, find any new installation in computer, uninstall.

Remove chrome extentions if any.