A browser starts playing ads? It's not poison. It's these three places that have been altered

Have any of you ever experienced such a situation

Open the browser, pop, pop out a navigation page you don't even know. A green and green icon full of screens, what's "recommended today" "hot recommendation," ugly。

You want to change it back。

Open the settings, find the home page, change it to 100 degrees。

Turn it off, open it up。

Still that ghost page。

You changed it again. This time, it's even worse, and it's a blank page. Turn it off and open..

It's back。

Are you beginning to suspect you're infected? Turn on the poison software and scan it all. And? Nothing. Clean and clean。

That's when you're dead. No poison, but the browser just doesn't listen。

Don't panic. I've been working on this for a long time, and i'm making it clear today。

Ninety per cent of the home page has been tampered with and has nothing to do with the virus。

The real ghost is three places you don't even go to check. One at a time。

Step one: yoursShortcutIs there a tail behind "ass"

This is the most hidden and most common form of abduction。

The operation is simple: right-click on the browser icon on your desktop, select the attribute。

You see the "target"? Under normal circumstances, there should be only one path in it, probably the same:

"c: \program files\google\application\chrome. Exe"

Attention, it's normal until the quote ends。

But if it's tampered with, there's a bunch of things behind the quote, like:

"c: \program files\google\application\chrome. Exe"
http://www. Hao123. Com

Or even worse:

"c: \programmes\google\application\chrome. Exe" --homepage=
http://2345. Com
"

See? Every time you double-click an icon, it secretly opens a web site for you. Of course you can't find out about poison software, because from a system point of view, it's "you opened a web page manually."。

The way to fix it is simple: delete everything behind the quote and leave the original path. Point application, ok。

However, there is one detail to note: the desktop, the taskbar, the shortcuts in the start menu are checked separately. You changed the desktop, the taskbar might still be hijacked. It's all clean。

Step 2: check the browser's own settings

If the shortcut is okay, it's inside the browser。

Opens the settings, finds "chrome/edge" or "home page and new tab"。

And you'll find, you don't know when, there's a few strange sites in there. What hoo123, 2345, 360, you never set it up。

Delete these strange web sites one by one and leave only the home page you want to use。

If you're not sure, you can start with "open the new tab" or at least not jump。

There's another killer: turn down and find "reset to original default"。

If it's not right to finish the first two steps, just reset them. Don't worry, the bookmarks and the passwords will not be lost, only the useless configurations that have been snuck in。

But if you find out that this option is gray, and you can't light it -- take it easy, that's step three。

Step three: see if it's trueSecurity softwareIt's not helping

This step is where the most numerous people stepped on the pit。

You're not wrong -- it's not the virus that's fucking you, it's the security software you're putting on。

So far, many of the security software has a feature called home page lock or browser protection. It's meant to be good, and you're afraid your home page will be changed。

But the problem is -- it locks the home page, not the one you want to use, but the one it feels safe。

Did you change the home page in the browser settings? It's seconds to get you back. You think it's haunted, actually it's protecting you。

Solutions: open your security software, find the browser protection or home page lock. Usually in toolboxes or in safety protection. Turn off the lock or change the lock address to what you want。

When you're done, you set the home page once in the browser and this time you won't be covered。

Three steps out。

Summarize the order of the examination:

Quick, see if there's a tail browser set up behind "target" to delete the strange start-up page security software to close the home page or reset it to the needed home page lock

Ninety-nine per cent of the problems can be solved by these three steps。

Finally, prevention is 10,000 times more important than repair。

When you put the software in, you see every step. The default hooks "set to the default navigator page" recommend the installation of the xx browser, all of which are cancelled. You save one second and you'll be angry for half an hour。

Also, downloading software to get to the official network as much as possible. The downloaders in the "high speed downloading station" have nine bundles of garbage software. When you're finished, your browser is taken over。

If someone around you is being tortured by the browser home page, transfer this to him. It's better than having him install 10 poison-killing software。

What's the most ridiculous browser hijacking you've ever met? The comment section says。

The core view: 90 per cent of the browser home page has been tampered with and is not a virus, and the real killer is hiding in three locations: fast-track parameters, inside browser settings, and secure software locking in, so that the sequence of searches can be resolved。