WebRebates, as the name suggests is generic adware. It runs in the background and has the ability to prevent the termination of it’s processes. It’s purpose is to display pop-up advertisements when online. WebRebates usually comes together with adware-tolerant shareware/freeware software. It is known to be installed together with some versions of Super Smileys (those … Full WebRebates removal guide

Dcads Toolbar (also known as Superiorads) is a malicious spyware designed to take over your Internet Explorer. It will degrade the performance of your computer and sometimes might even crash you system completely. Dcads Toolbar usually comes bundled with another software (such as other rogue anti-spyware, ‘web optimizers’, freeshare games etc). It will also generate … Full Dcads Toolbar removal guide

Spam Blocker Utility is an adware application that brings several other useless tools (browser toolbar, weather tool, e-mail wallpapers etc.) along. The company that owns the spamblockerutility.com (hosted at 209.133.35.200) is Hotbar Inc., already known for production of adware. SpamBlockerUtility is designed to convince you that it’s just a simple spam block utility for Outlook or … Full SpamBlockerUtility removal guide

Adssite is a malicious infection, which usually "finds" it’s victims in various shareware and gaming download websites. Adssite has a few components: Adssite Toolbar, Adssite Games, and Adssite Browser Optimizer. Adssite redirects the browser to it’s own websites, which have been observed to be adssite.biz and rightonadz.biz. Adssite generates annoying pop-ups with errors, which tend … Full Adssite removal guide

ClearSearch (also known as Adware.ClearSearch) is flagged as adware and is a program that periodically contacts the clrsch.com domain for purposes of advertisement tracking. ClearSearch makes its way to a user’s computer by manual download or as a component of another program. ClearSearch should be removed upon detection. Full ClearSearch removal guide

PowerScan (also known as Adware.PowerScan) is an adware program, which advertises the rogue security program by the same name. Adware.PowerScan gives falsified reports of threats on the user’s system and prompts the user to buy the full version of PowerScan to remove the threats. Adware.PowerScan should be removed upon detection. Full Adware.Powerscan removal guide

Adtomi (also known as Adware.Adtomi) is flagged as adware. Adtomi is a stock tracking program, which also displays pop-up advertisements in the background. The most common way of infection is through various web-sites. Adtomi should be removed upon detection. Full Adtomi removal guide

CnsMin (also known as Adware.Cnsmin) is flagged as adware. Users usually get infected via drive-by-download from the website 3721.com, but can also be found in spam mail. When active, CnsMin takes over the search feature of IE’s address bar and changes it into a chinese website, which is likely to be incomprehensible to non-Chinese speakers. … Full CnsMin removal guide

XP_Entertainments (also known as Adware.XP_Entertainments) is flagged as Adware and as a downloader. XP_Entertainments usually comes together with a downloader and thus downloads other malware on the computer. Adware.XP_Entertainments is alternatively known as XP Entertainments v1.0. No intructions for manual removal are currently available. Full XP_Entertainments removal guide

Slagent (also known as Adware.Slagent) is flagged as Adware. It can download and execute arbitrary files on the computer. Slagent runs without notification. Alternative names for Adware.Slagent include Adware/NaviPromo, Adware.Slagent.B, MagicControl, Trojan.Skintri. Full Slagent removal guide

Agent.BN (also known as Adware.Agent.BN) is classified as adware and also as a downloader. Agent.BN adds a run key to the registry so it is run at startup. It produces pop-up advertisements and modifies the Windows System configuration in order to enable the downloading of other malware on the computer. Agent.BN is alternatively known as … Full Adware.Agent.BN removal guide

SuperUtilBar (also known as Adware.SuperUtilBar) is classified as adware and also as a hijacker. SuperUtilBar installs itself as a search toolbar for Internet Explorer and hijacks IE’s start page. SuperUtilBar is alternatively known as ADSPY/Superutil.A.2 (Avira), Backdoor.CVM. There are currently no instructions for manual removal, therefore automatic removal should be used. Full Adware.SuperUtilBar removal guide

Loadscc (also known as Adware.Loadscc) is classified as adware and is used to contact the service provider in order to confirm the success of other malware installation, thus generating funds for malware authors. Loadscc is alternatively called Trojan.Crypt.XPACK.Gen (Antvir). There are currently no manual removal instructions available, therefore automatic removal should be used. Full Loadscc removal guide

Adsponsor (also known as Adware.Adsponsor) is a browser helper object classified as adware. Adsponsor gets installed by other malware and contacts remote servers as well as produces pop-up advertisements. Adware.Adsponsor can otherwise be called ADSPY/Antica.A, Adware/Amera, Adware.ISM.B (BitDefender). There are currently manual removal instructions available, therefore automatic removal should be used instead. Full Adware.Adsponsor removal guide

Maxifiles (also known as Adware.Maxfiles) is classified as adware and as a hijacker. Maxifiles adds a toolbar on the task manager and produces pop-up advertisements. Some of its other names include Adware.Agent.Y(BitDefender), Adware.Softomate(Kaspersky). There are currently no instructions for manual removal, therefore it should be removed automatically. Full Maxifiles removal guide