Wednesday, May 2, 2012

Remove Partner40.MyDomainAdvisor.com Safely and Easily

Remove Partner40.MyDomainAdvisor.com redirect virus
Partner40.MyDomainAdvisor.com
Partner40.MyDomainAdvisor.com redirect could be the evidence of a browser hijacking infection which resets your computer's Internet settings. The main characteristic of this virus is that when you enter a search on search engine such as Google or Bing, you will be continually redirected to Partner40.MyDomainAdvisor.com bogus search page. The hackers who have created this virus earn commissions by hijacking Web traffic from the popular search engines and hacked websites. The hijacker will embed itself into your Windows registry and redirect your Google searches to various scam sites used by the Internet criminals.

The Partner40.MyDomainAdvisor.com browser hijacker uses a powerful encryption algorithm to prevent its detection by adding a rootkit called TDL3, ZeroAccess or Sirefef. The harmful rootkit program can initiate various actions inside your computer. It can steal your keystrokes, harvest financial data and degrade you security by injecting further malicious files. It is strongly recommended to scan your computer system and fix Partner40.MyDomainAdvisor persistent Google redirect immediately. If your PC is experiencing any of these issues it is recommended to scan your system for rootkits.
  • Windows displays error messages and your machine runs slow
  • Partner40.MyDomainAdvisor.com changes your home page and search page options without your authorization or knowledge
  • The desktop picture has been replaced and icons missing from systray
  • Your browser homepage is redirected to a bogus Web page whatever Web browser you are using
  • Google and Bing links keep directing to Partner40.MyDomainAdvisor  when you are executing a search
Run a complete system scan to detect worms, rootkits and browser hijackers.  Please use the link underneath to detect whether you have Googlre redirect malware lurking on your computer.