'Make Your Downloads Run Faster' Pop-Up

The 'Make Your Downloads Run Faster' pop-up is an intrusive pop-up message that will try to convince you to download a Download Manager that supposedly will allow your Web browser to download content faster. PC security experts vigorously counsel computer users to shun accepting the download advertised in the 'Make Your Downloads Run Faster' pop-up. Fake download managers are common ways in which threats or Potentially Unwanted Programs are distributed. Instead of agreeing to the 'Make Your Downloads Run Faster' pop-up, PC security researchers advise computer users to bypass or close this Window and then use a reliable security program to ensure that the 'Make Your Downloads Run Faster' pop-up or content associated with the 'Make Your Downloads Run Faster' pop-up have not exposed your computer to potentially dangerous content. The content distributed by the 'Make Your Downloads Run Faster' pop-up represents a threat to your computer. Software should only be downloaded from reputable software developers directly, and never from unsolicited pop-up messages appearing on your Web browser.

What Causes the 'Make Your Downloads Run Faster' Pop-Up

In most cases, the 'Make Your Downloads Run Faster' pop-up is associated with unwanted advertisement content and PUPs. There are two reasons why the 'Make Your Downloads Run Faster' pop-up may appear on your Web browser:

1. The 'Make Your Downloads Run Faster' pop-up may appear on your Web browser if you are visiting a website that has been compromised by third parties or that already has unsafe advertising content because of poor quality monitoring and security by its owners. This is usually the case if the 'Make Your Downloads Run Faster' pop-up only appears when you visit a specific website and nowhere else.
2. The 'Make Your Downloads Run Faster' pop-up may also appear if a PUP is already installed on your Web browser. These types of components may cause Web browsers to display advertisements and pop-up windows. If your Web browser is displaying the 'Make Your Downloads Run Faster' pop-up regardless of the websites you visit, then this is probably the case.