Infected with PUP.Optional.BrowserProtect.A. HELP!

PUP.Optional.BrowserProtect.A virus can be categorized as an unwanted program that could contain virus, adware or toolbar. It can install on your computer automatically and you have no idea when it gets on your computer and install without your permission. Technically, we don’t regard it as virus but PUP.Optional.BrowserProtect.A does display a lot of malicious traits. For example, it can hooks deeply into computer’s system and make change to computer’s setting. Besides, it can also hijack browser and might change the homepage and default engine. So every time when you are going to search something, your searching results are all infected and will redirect you to other malicious sites. Also it comes along with other viruses like ICE Cyber Crime Center, delta search.com or other notorious viruses that any one of above can cause chaos to your computer.

How do I get infected?

So you may want to know how you get infected with it so that you will learn to stay away it. We have concluded couple ways in which most people might bring this nasty virus to your computer. The first is from the insecure sites. If you visit the insecure sites or even download something from it, you could get your computer infected because PUP.Optional.BrowserProtect.A can be bundled with those free programs. Second possible way is from the spam E-mails. PUP.Optional.BrowserProtect.A can be disguised as a link or attachment and send to people by spam E-mail. If you click it or open it out of curiosity, then unfortunately be infected.

How to remove it?

Read following text and we will guide you step by step.
First: Enter the safe mode with netwotrking.
      Boot up the computer, press F8 at the very beginning and then choose “Safe Mode with Networking” and press Enter to get in the safe mode with networking.

Second: Show the hidden files.
      Open Control Panel in Start menu and search for Folder Options. When you’re in Folder Options window, please click on its View tab, check Show hidden files and folders and uncheck Hide protected operating system files (Recommended) and then press OK.

 
Third: Enter the registry and delete corrupted entries.
      Press”Ctrl+Alt+Del” to enter the registry.

Fourth: reboot your computer to make your change effective.

If you haven’t sufficient expertise in dealing with 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. Click here and get help from Tee Support agents 24/7 online Service.