Website Launches Google Redirect Virus Removal Tool

June 17, 2010 - PRLog -- The "Google Redirect Virus" is an extremely common & annoying virus infection that causes your computer to redirect your search results to random websites. This virus is now becoming more of an "epidemic" thanks to the way it's able to evade most of the typical antivirus programs that people use on their computers. Fortunately, a new website has launched a Google Redirect Virus removal tool, which you can use to safely remove this virus from your PC for good.

The "PersonalComputerFixes.com" website has recently launched the redirect virus removal tool on their website (you can see it here: http://www.personalcomputerfixes.com/spyware/how-to-remove-the-google-redirect-virus/ ). This tool works a little differently than traditional antivirus programs to remove the Google Redirect Virus completely.

You can tell if you have the Google Redirect Virus if it redirects your search results to random websites. The specific symptom of this infection is that whenever you click on a result from Google, it will take about 2-3 clicks before the site you want will load. Popups and other adverts will also show, making your Internet connection highly annoying to use. The problem with this virus is the way in which it installs itself on your computer. Normal viruses have an application or files that continually run in the background... however, the Google Redirect Virus infection just changes a series of browser files on your PC. This makes it extremely difficult for people to remove this virus without the correct software.

The PersonalComputerFixes website basically explains that you need to use a program called "ComboFix" and a registry cleaner called "Frontline Registry Cleaner" to remove the virus and its corresponding settings. In order to see exactly how to remove this virus from your PC, please see this tutorial: http://www.personalcomputerfixes.com/spyware/how-to-remov...

# # #

Personal Computer Fixes - a leading website dedicated to helping people solve common computer errors.