VNPApps

The VNPApps browser add-on may have convinced you to install it by claiming it would give you access to safe and free programs from trusted publishers and may have arrived on your PC with a free software package. However, there is nothing safe about the activities of VNPApps because it is recognized by security investigators as adware. The VNPApps adware may connect to domains like Getnewsoft.theonlinelive.net, Buzz-Updates.org and Checkupdateslive.net that are associated with browser hijackers to install additional software on your machine automatically. Needless to say, the activities of the VNPApps may cause system crashes and decrease your computer productivity. Security researchers advise against downloading software promoted by the VNPApps adware to avoid compromising your safety. The VNPApps adware may use pop-up windows, banners, and full-page ads to invite you to install programs like MagnetDownloader, Social Privacy DNS and MyEmoticons. Additionally, the VNPApps adware may make an entry in the Windows Registry to change your default search provider and homepage to CustomSearchPlus.com. The VNPApps adware may appear as a browser plug-in in your 'Programs and Features' module of 'Control Panel' but may not have a functional uninstaller and obstruct attempts at manual removal. The VNPApps adware may earn pay-per-click revenue for its developers by displaying coupons and discounts on e-commerce websites like Amazon and eBay. You should keep in mind that the ads by VNPApps may direct you to visit suspicious locations and download potentially harmful software. Users should not tolerate the VNPApps adware on their computer and may want to install a credible anti-malware application that can eliminate VNPApps and prevent similar threats from intruding.