Realore Studios Toolbar
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| Threat Level: | 50 % (Medium) |
| Infected Computers: | 9 |
| First Seen: | October 3, 2013 |
| Last Seen: | January 8, 2020 |
| OS(es) Affected: | Windows |
The Realore Studios Toolbar is a PUP (Potentially Unwanted Program) that may cause numerous unwanted symptoms on the affected Web browser. The Realore Studios Toolbar is often bundled with freeware software from unreliable sources. Typically, the Realore Studios Toolbar may perform unauthorized alterations to the settings of your Web browser and cause a variety of other symptoms on your computer. Common problems involving the Realore Studios Toolbar include changes to your Web browser's homepage and default search engine and various performance problems. The Realore Studios Toolbar has also been linked to pop-up advertisements and search engine hijackings. It is important to note that, despite its claims, the main purpose of the Realore Studios Toolbar is to generate advertising and marketing revenue at your expense by forcing you to use the Conduit search engine, an online search engine that has a well known connection to sponsored search results.
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You Can Avoid the Installation of the Realore Studios Toolbar
Unlike viruses, rootkit and similar threats, PUPs are not considered entirely risky. Basically, a PUP is an unwanted program that causes numerous symptoms but that is actually installed by the computer user and can be removed without the use of a specialized removal tool. However, symptoms associated with the Realore Studios Toolbar may be just as irritating (or even more) than those caused by harmful components. Technically, computer users may avoid downloading and installing the Realore Studios Toolbar when the Realore Studios Toolbar is bundled with a recently installed freeware or shareware program. However, the option to do this is often hard to find. This is done on purpose to guarantee that as many people as possible install the Realore Studios Toolbar on their computer.
What to Do When a PUP is Inside Your Computer
Due to the many unwanted symptoms associated with the Realore Studios Toolbar, ESG security researchers recommend the immediate removal of this PUP infection. Removal of the Realore Studios Toolbar can be carried out using the Control Panel. Since the Realore Studios Toolbar redirects and advertisements may expose your computer to potentially unsafe online content, ESG security analysts endorse the utilization of a proved anti-malware tool to scan your computer once the Realore Studios Toolbar has been uninstalled. It is also best to undo any changes made to your Web browser or system settings manually.
SpyHunter Detects & Remove Realore Studios Toolbar
Directories
Realore Studios Toolbar may create the following directory or directories:
| %TEMP%\CT2412158 |
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