How to Remove Shopper-Pro From Your PC Completely?

Ads by Shopper-Pro frequently pop up on your screen?  You don't know why but the web browser runs much slower than usual?  Have you ever thought of that it may come from the adware that installed secretly on your computer?  If you don't want to see those boresome ads any more, you should remove the adware from your computer.  Don't know how to deal with it?  Here is a helpful guide for you.

More Details about Shopper-Pro

Shopper-Pro is the name for the unwanted adware which can slide into the compromised computer via shipping with the software when computer users download things from the Internet.  The creators of the adware furtively bundle it with other popular applications on the online app stores to make users download and install the adware.  This adware usually will pretend to be a useful tool to improve the browsing experience for computer users.  Yet what it really wants is gaining benefits from the users by displaying tons of annoying ads and luring them to order commodities of poor quality.  Its first step is altering the browser settings when it is activated on a computer.  Next, a great range of adverts will appear on your browser such as discounts, banners, pop-ups or dynamic image ads.  As a typical adware, it steals some information of computer users for the purpose of distributing custom-made ads to attract them to click on.  It will not miss any trace of the online behaviors including the IP address, search terms and often-viewed websites, and that information will be sent to the developers.  So, when you find it is running on your computer, you should delete it at once.

What Will PUPs like Shopper-Pro Do to Your Computer?

 1.           It will add itself to your web browser without your approval.

2.            It changes the icons of your files automatically.

3.            It gives false hints on software update, pop-up windows to you.

4.            It shows you the page of unwanted ads or unsafe website instead of the one you wish to visit.

5.            It filches your sensitive information and delivers them to the third parties.

How Can You Remove Ads by Shopper-Pro Completely?

If you want to eliminate those ads and any other threats on your computer, as well as change the settings back, you should to remove the adware from your machine totally.  Both manual removal and automatic removal can be utilized to fix your problem.

Step 1: Terminate unwanted processes.

Press Ctrl+Alt+Del keys together to bring up Windows Task Manager and stop Shopper-Pro related processes there.

 

Step 2: Remove the adware related programs.

Windows Vista/7:

Click the Start Orb and click Control Panel.

Make sure you are in the category view in control panel (indicated in the top right hand corner).

Click Uninstall a Program under the Programs heading.

Search for the adware related programs, click Uninstall from the options at the top of the list.

Windows XP:

Click the Start menu and click Control Panel.

Click Switch to Category View, if you are not already in this view.

Click Add or Remove Programs.

Select the adware related programs, and click Change /Remove or Remove.

Windows 8:

Press Windows key + R.

Type control panel in the box shown and hit Enter.

Go to Uninstall a Program.

Look for the adware related programs, and click Uninstall.

Step 3. Remove all add-ons and extensions.

Internet Explorer

1. Click Tools > Manage add-ons.

2. Under Toolbars and Extensions, search for Shopper-Pro adware related add-ons. Highlight them, and disable them.

Google Chrome

1. Click the 3 bar options icon or wrench icon and navigate to Tools >Extensions.

2. Search for the adware related extensions and remove them all.

Mozilla Firefox

1. Click Tools > Add-ons (Ctrl+Shift+A).

2. Under Plugins, search for the adware related add-ons. Disable or remove them. You may also search for other unwanted add-ons under Extensions.

Tips for Preventing Adware

To protect your computer from getting adware, you should pay more attention when you download any program from the Internet, not matter it is a security tool or just a piece of music.  You'd better not just click on "Next" or "I agree" carelessly in that you may accept to download additional program with the desired one.  By the way, you can click on the attachment of an email only under the condition that you are sure it is safe for use and you know about the content clearly.  The attachment of emails can be used by adware or other malware as a tunnel to invade your system.  In the same time, you cannot trust all the links on the web sites especially those in the emails sent by strangers.