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When I search on Google, then click the results, I'm redirected to Nexplore.com. How do I remove the virus?

It only happens some of the time. Nexplore.com is session hijacking my computer. I tried searching for it, but I'm not finding any solutions for removing it.

Update:

Before you post a solution, please do a search to see if your solution is feasible. A search for malwarebytes and nexplore turns up several pages of forum posts that say malwarebytes doesn't work.

Update 2:

I've done a thorough search and have not found any solutions. I asked because I was hoping to get an answer from someone that is familiar with the problem, not just some low-level techies pulling names of anti-virus suites and malware removers out of a hat.

Obviously, Yahoo Answers has been so diluted by lazy people that the only questions that get solved around here are the ones that could be answered by a simple Google search anyway. Anyone intelligent enough to actually answer anything beyond that probably doesn't waste their time or knowledge here because Yahoo answers rewards spamming easy cop-out answers, not in-depth, valid answers.

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  • 1 decade ago
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    I recently had this problem too.

    I just got it fixed a few days ago running the Windows Live OneCare scanner.

    Try running that, it might just work.

  • 1 decade ago

    Try Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware

    http://www.malwarebytes.org/mbam.php

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    EDIT: I read them. but the question is have you tried? What is the result? Does MBAM find it, but can't get rid of it?

  • David
    Lv 4
    1 decade ago

    well,if malwarebytes cannot help you why don you try superantispyware,ad-aware or spybot

    you can try fixiedef

    why dont you make your own research about removing it?

    dont ask

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