1/02/2014

How to Stop Fake Java Update Redirects Pop-ups with get-new-java.com/jav-global.us/nowjava.com/jav.us.com?


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Fake Java Update Pop-ups and Redirects Forced Upon Your PC?


Recently, many computer users suffer same experience with fake Java update redirects, but they don’t know to disable these pop-ups from showing up. Here a post to show you the details about removing fake Java update popups and redirects, and if you still have any confusion, please read more this post.

Fake Java update pop-up is a kind of malware that can install on the target computers freely. This malware always is bundled with freeware or shareware which can be downloaded from famous sites or unknown sites. It also can be installed on the PC by clicking spam e-mail attachments, watching movie online, or visiting some infected sites or porn websites. In addition, it can come out via infected USB or pen drive into your computer. so you have to be careful on searching online.

Fake Java update pop-up is a malware which has connected with adware and browser hijacker that can affect the internet browsers seriously. As long as this program appears, it can modify the settings of the default browsers include original homepage and search have been changed into the websites which promoted by this Fake Java update pop-up. As you can see that the redirected URL of the site was not always the same, here are some examples:

get-new-java.com/index.php?dv1=Ybrant, get-new-java.com, jav.us.com, jav-global.us, appcool.us, getlatestjave.com/index.php?dv1=Ybrant Digital, get-new-java.com/index.php?dv1=Ybrant%20Digital.

All these sites have related with Fake Java update thing which show message to tell you to that you needed a new update for Java for the one installed on your PC has outdated. You can know that after the redirection to get-new-java.com or others, the "back" button of my browser becomes inactive, you cannot go back to the previous tab even you try to close the tab with these popups. So most of the users just click the update button and want to do the next step work on the PCs. but without good luck that after they updated the site, they are continued to appear trying to force upon them that strange update. Please don’t believe these popups with Java update, for all of them are fake, and they are designed by cyber criminals who want to gain money if you install these fake Java. Please try your best to remove fake Java update redirects and popups.  

Weird features of Fake Java Update Redirects Pop-ups with get-new-java.com/jav-global.us/ nowjava.com/jav.us.com

 

1, it is a kind of malware that is from adware and browser hijacker.
2, this program can show up many fake popup messages which tell you to update your Java.
3, this malware can modify the settings of the browsers like Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox, Yahoo, or Bing, Safari and so on.
4 it will hijack your browser into get-new-java.com/index.php?dv1=Ybrant%20Digital or other related sites if you do searches on the affected browsers.
5, this infection always can skip past the antivirus or antimalware applications.
6, this adware display many fake popups which is aim to cheat users to install fake programs on their system and then make money by cyber crims.

Best tip to remove or get rid of Fake Java Update Redirects Pop-ups with get-new-java.com


1. Stop all running processes by pressing Alt and Ctrl and Delete key together to open Task Manager.



2. Disable any suspicious startup items.
For Windows XP:
Step: Click Start menu -> click Run -> type: msconfig in the search bar -> open System Configuration Utility -> Disable all possible startup items including those of Fake Java Update Redirects.



3. Remove add-ons on your infected browsers:
Internet Explorer:

1) Go to Tools -> ‘Manage Add-ons’;
2) Choose ‘Search Providers’ -> choose ‘Bing’ search engine or ‘Google’ search engine and make it default;
3) Select ‘Search Results’ and click ‘Remove’ to remove it;
4) Go to ‘Tools’ -> ‘Internet Options’; select ‘General tab’ and click website, e.g. Google.com. Click OK to save changes.


Google Chrome
1) Click on ‘Customize and control’ Google Chrome icon, select ‘Settings’;
2) Choose ‘Basic Options’;
3) Change Google Chrome’s homepage to google.com or any other and click the ‘Manage Search Engines…’ button;
4) Select ‘Google’ from the list and make it your default search engine;
5) Select ‘Search Result’ from the list to remove it by clicking the ‘X’ mark. 

 
Mozilla Firefox
1) Click on the magnifier’s icon and select ‘Manage Search Engine…’;
2) Choose ‘Search Results’ from the list and click ‘Remove’ and OK to save changes;
3) Go to ‘Tools’ -> “Options”. Reset the startup homepage or change it to google.com under ‘General tab; 

4. Show hidden files   

Step: a) open Control Panel from Start menu and search for Folder Options;
b) Under View tab to tick Show hidden files and folders and non-tick Hide protected operating system files (Recommended) and then click OK;

5. Disable proxy
1).    Click on Tools on the menu bar
2).    Select Internet options
3).    Go to Connections tab
4).    Select LAN settings at the bottom of the dialog
5).    Under the Proxy sever, untick 'use a proxy server for your LAN (These settings will not apply to dial-up or VPN connections).'
6).    Click OK


 Stop Fake Java Update Redirects Pop-up with SpyHunter


1. Click Here To Download  Removal Tool to automatically remove this infection.



http://www.pcresolvers.com/spyhunter.php


2. Install SpyHunter by reading the installation details.


3. Scan out and remove the residing files of this infection.
After you install the program, please open it, and switch to Scan tab, perform quick or full scan to eliminate possible virus infection file
Once the scan is over, you can click view button to check the detail information of the detection. Please make sure to click “Remove” button to completely remove the malicious files from your computer. 





Kindly reminder: Fake Java Update Redirects and Pop-ups are very dangerous for computers that can come out on the target computer by many ways without your permission. Once it gets into system, it will start to change the homepage and search into get-new-java.com/index.php?dv1=Ybrant or others, even shows a ton of annoying pop-up ads or links on the webpage which may stop you working on PC. So you need to get rid of Fake Java Update Redirects and Pop-ups from your browser as soon as you find it. If you still feel confused, click here to need click here install SpyHunter  to remove spigot completely.

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