Undesirable site

[Jomapil]

I have now another problem.
When I enter mozilla and begin to search with google tha adress bar shows this :


https://findthatsearch.com/?src=777&q=series

and I can't do anything.

What must I do to eliminate this?

Thanks for your help, again.

[hech54]

MalWareBytes.

https://www.malwarebytes.com/mwb-download/thankyou/

[Jomapil]

I have just downloaded and executed that program.
I hope the problem is finished.

Thanks hech54.


P.S. - I am constantly invaded many times a day, with that site BET. Here bet,pt.
Is there anything I can do to prevent that site to invade my PC?

[Marsia Mariner]

P.S. - I am constantly invaded many times a day, with that site BET. Here bet,pt.
Is there anything I can do to prevent that site to invade my PC?

Yes, forget Firebosta and switch to Pale Moon, or to Seamonkey.
And don't forget to use NoScript, of course.

[jagabo]

Stop downloading and installing every free program you find on the internet.

[Jomapil]

But jagabo what you propose is an utopia because there is always programs we need!

[Jomapil]

Marsia, thank you for your advice.

[lordsmurf]

Perhaps entirely migrate to a Linux desktop -- at least for web browsing and email.

[Keyser]

What about using a virtual machine for browsing and testing all sorts of software? You can set a clean snapshot and revert to it every time you close the VM.

[lordsmurf]

What about using a virtual machine for browsing and testing all sorts of software? You can set a clean snapshot and revert to it every time you close the VM.

Those can be a PITA to get online. Networking not always easy.

[Keyser]

What about using a virtual machine for browsing and testing all sorts of software? You can set a clean snapshot and revert to it every time you close the VM.

Those can be a PITA to get online. Networking not always easy.

I don't know about other OSs (Linux/Mac), but with VirtualBox and Windows guests on Windows hosts, the Internet and Network connections work right out of the box. No configuration is required.

I have several flavors of Windows guests (3.11/95/98/2000/XP/7) on a Windows 7 host, and all of them have Network/Internet connectivity. Only the Windows 3.11 guest required some network setup.

[lordsmurf]

Yeah, Linux guest on Windows VM is the PITA.
Even Windows on Windows can do that, but it's usually far easier.