Friday, March 7, 2014

Remove/Get Rid of Static.icmwebserv.com Virus from IE/Firefox/Chrome


My homepage has been replaced with Static.icmwebserv.com without my permission. This annoying Static.icmwebserv.com happened about 2 days ago. I thought it was associated with the plug-in I installed by accident, so I uninstalled it immediately. But this nasty page still appears. How to fix this browser problem? And my computer is running slow. Can anyone help me get rid of it completely?


What is Static.icmwebserv.com Virus?

Static.icmwebserv.com Virus comes under the category of browser hijackers which takes control of your web browser and performs a series of malicious activities on your infected computer. This Static.icmwebserv.com virus has the ability to pass though the security detection of your antivirus by employing the rootkit technology. And it can come into your computer without making noise. That is because the virus makers always attach it to those freeware and shareware which can be easily found on some unreliable websites. When you download these unsafe programs into your computer, this Static.icmwebserv.com virus will be saved on your machine at the same time. When this Static.icmwebserv.com virus is activated on your system, similar to Linkeyproject.com Virus and DownloadActivate.com pop-up ads Virus,it will firstly corrupt your Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox and get command of them to carry out its destructive activities. Some important settings of your web browser will be secretly modified by this Static.icmwebserv.com virus without asking you for permission. And your current homepage will be typically changed into Static.icmwebserv.com. And then you will suffer from floods of annoying promotion ads and constant URL redirects, which will block you from accessing the content that you want to visit and make you so annoyed. To ensure the normal usage of your web browser, it is urgent for you to take immediate action to remove this Static.icmwebserv.com virus at once.

Static.icmwebserv.com Virus Screenshot:


Static.icmwebserv.com Virus will do much harm to the infected computer:

1) Static.icmwebserv.com Virus makes changes to the default settings of your web browser unknowingly.
2) Static.icmwebserv.com Virus modifies your favourite homepage as well as the default search engine.
3) Static.icmwebserv.com Virus invades your computer along with many other risky viruses and malware.
4) Static.icmwebserv.com Virus gathers your search quaries and records your private data online.
5) Static.icmwebserv.com Virus generates a large number of pop-ups when you are surfing the Internet.
6) Static.icmwebserv.com Virus continues to redirect you to a variety of unfamiliar websites.
7) Static.icmwebserv.com Virus makes the system crash frequently and causes the slow network speed.

How to Remove Static.icmwebserv.com Virus from your PC?

1. Restart your computer and keep pressing F8 Key before Windows launches. Use the arrow keys to select the "Safe Mode with Networking" option, and then hit ENTER Key to continue.


2. Press Ctrl+Alt+Del at the same time to open Windows Task Manager and end Static.icmwebserv.com process.


3. Go to Computer Control Panel from Start menu and open Folder Options. Click View and then tick “Show hidden files and folders” and uncheck “Hide protected operating system files (Recommended)”. Press OK.


4. Press Winkey+R together then enter “regedit” to start your registry editor. Delete the following registry keys.


HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System "DisableRegistryTools" = 0
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution Options\vir-help.exe
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\[RANDOM CHARACTERS].exe

5. Delete the following and related system files.

%AllUsersProfile%\{random}\
C:\windows\system32\drivers\mrxsmb.sys(random)
C:\Users\user account\Appdata\Roaming

Note: Static.icmwebserv.com virus is rather stubborn and malicious. It requests certain computer skills when you dealing with it in manual way. Any incident action could lead your machine to a more terrible situation.

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