Remove PUP.Optional.FindBestDeal.A virus&trojan horse

What is PUP.Optional.FindBestDeal.A

PUP.Optional.FindBestDeal.A can be classified as a malicious program which can be used for cyber crooks to access and control the target computer remotely. Antivirus programs are able to know the presence of the virus bu they cannot remove this threat completely as it is sneaky. Technically speaking, a computer will be infected when its user browse suspicious websites, downloads or installs third party programs, opens spam email and click its attachments and clicks malicious links.

In the compromised computers, PUP.Optional.FindBestDeal.A infects the system file and pretends to be part of it so that antivirus could not remove it. It can change the name of system files or delete system file, when then the operating system begin to call that service, it fails. If you have seen that there pops up some wrong message telling you the memory error, then PUP.Optional.FindBestDeal.A should be responsible for this because it deletes them. Besides, PUP.Optional.FindBestDeal.A can open backdoors and implant more and more trojans to your computer. It assists hackers to get on the compromised computer for the convenience of collecting your personal data, including your login account, password and search queries. Being pestered by PUP.Optional.FindBestDeal.A, you may want to launch your antivirus programs to scan your PC, only to find that they can remove PUP.Optional.FindBestDeal.A from your computer. Therefore, manual removal comes as the best option for you.If you are not familiar with the removal process, you can contact our 24/7 online experts for tech support.

How to remove PUP.Optional.FindBestDeal.A--removal Guide:

Step 1: End the Process of PUP.Optional.FindBestDeal.A
Hit Ctrl+Shift+Esc to enter Task Manager and then find PUP.Optional.FindBestDeal.A and stop it.

 

Step 2: Show all hidden files.
Click : Start->Control Panel->Appearance and Personalization->Folder Option->View.
under the View tab, check Show hiden files, folders and drivers. And uncheck Hide protected operating system files (Recommended) and then click OK.

Step 3: Go to registry editor and delete related registry values:
press Win(the key between Ctrl+Alt) + R and then type regedit to enter registry.

The find the following regsitry values and delete them:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run "random.exe"
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run "random.exe"
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce "random.exe"
%appdata%
%temp%

Step 4: restart your computer to make your change effective.

If you haven’t sufficient experience in handling program files, processes, DLL files and registry entries, it is not recommended to delete by yourself. Because any pivotal system files are removed, you cannot log in Windows at all. Please click here to get online tech support.

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