Sometimes when installing free software, users rush and often wind up installing \u201cextra\u201d features that can include adware, unnecessary extensions and browser toolbars. It\u2019s quite understandable as anyone can miss one small ticked box in the setup window. However since you didn\u2019t really want those additional tools, you\u2019re probably wanting to get rid of them, right?<\/p>\n
In the past we\u2019ve told you about the threats of adware<\/a> and explained how it could be difficult for a user to remove a toolbar or restore the browser\u2019s initial settings. Adware developers wasted no time in further advancing their products, so they become increasingly persistent with their efforts. With that in mind, it make you realise that you shouldn\u2019t rush an installation. Instead, practice caution as it can save your valuable time later on when you\u2019re forced to delete an annoying extension or you\u2019re trying to restore your old homepage back. Okay, so now we know being safe and cautious is the best practice moving forward, but what if you got caught up installing some \u201cextras\u201d on a recent freeware install?<\/p>\n Kaspersky Lab has you covered with Kaspersky Internet Security 2016<\/a>. This year\u2019s model of software offers an installation wizard which will hide ad windows and block the installation of any additional programs.<\/p>\n #Tip<\/a>: How to save your browser from #adware<\/a> https:\/\/t.co\/FrpzvxryQJ<\/a> #cybersecuritymonth<\/a> pic.twitter.com\/ulqSizAoLo<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Kaspersky (@kaspersky) October 8, 2015<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nGood News!<\/h3>\n
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