“Please Install Media Player HD Player to Continue” propagates various methods
A numerous
of popups from “Please Install Media Player HD Player to Continue” are shown if
users have a visit on legitimate websites, malicious sites or compromised web
pages. Basically, drive-by-download, peer-to-peer file sharing websites and to
be bundled with pirated applications are another ways to drop this bogus
program. In most instances, spam email containing malicious attachments or
links and malware websites is a mean used for propagating this adware program.
Suspicious web page pop-up about “Please Install Media Player HD Player to Continue” seen
“Please Install Media Player HD Player to
Continue” is an easily seen adware that it may appear in the system randomly. Victims
will see a lot of annoying popup warning boxes while they visit a webpage or
open an email, play video music online or other internet activities. Those
jumping windows inform users to update Flash
Player in order to Watch HD movies online and the alert messages try to
convince users to click on the ‘Recommended Download’ button to
install a new version of Media Player. These popups are filled with all the
showing webpages and screen of the installed machines.
Having the redirects to “Please Install HD Player to Continue” page
Normally,
users can seen a host of redirections to tvchannel157new.com or other sites
that can provide the installation of the fake HD Player. It is reported that
the page of “Please Install HD Player to Continue” will appear when victims intend
to open a new tab or a new search on their default internet browsers like
Google Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Bing or Yahoo. Scripts on these
pages may redirect you to unsolicited sites which put your system in a tricky
result.
Misleading alert from “Please Install HD Player to Continue”
The
popups from “Please Install HD Player to Continue” attempt to provoke the user
to install some kind of Media player software to enhance the playing movies and
help them to watch online videos in HD screen and display on multiples monitors.
However, if users click the on installation or update button, users just make agreements
to install adware or another malicious program. Obviously, the
criminals of this flaunt software intend to trap users into
thinking that they have downloaded a useful program. Instead of help users get
watching online movies smoothly, their computer s are accessed by hackers.
