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Where Is Program Hiding?
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Hi,
when I start typing something into "Googles" https:/ /www a "search by" Palikan appears below.
When I open a second page from Google the page is taken over by Palikan. I'm not very good at explaining this but what I want to do is erase Palikan from my computer...trouble is I can't find it.
A search only came up with a small text file,not the program.
Thanks in advance
when I start typing something into "Googles" https:/
When I open a second page from Google the page is taken over by Palikan. I'm not very good at explaining this but what I want to do is erase Palikan from my computer...trouble is I can't find it.
A search only came up with a small text file,not the program.
Thanks in advance
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Simply downloading, installing and running the free version of Malwarebytes Anti-Malware (which is the 3rd of the 5 steps given there) is likely to fix the problem.
However you can't get the free version of Malwarebytes Anti-Malware these days without taking a free trial of their 'Premium' product, which is annoying and has been known to slow some people's computers down considerably (including mine!).
So a better solution would be to download, install and run AdwCleaner. It's now owned by Malwarebytes anyway, so it's just as good but doesn't involve any 'free trial':
https:/
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