Remove/Get Rid of WebSearch.ExitingSearch.info Virus from IE/Firefox/Chrome

WebSearch.ExitingSearch.info Virus has hijacked my web browser, and makes it run much slower than usual and sometimes even freeze. Numerous pop-ups continue to come out for no reason. And it constantly redirect me to some strange websites and makes me unable to visit my favorite websites. I don’t know what to do. How can I get my browser back to normal?

What is WebSearch.ExitingSearch.info Virus?

WebSearch.ExitingSearch.info Virus is identified as an irritating browser hijacker which can mess up your online activities and your affected computer seriously. Usually, this WebSearch.ExitingSearch.info virus infiltrates into your computer through some unverified free programs, hacked webpages, junk email attachments and so on. Once this WebSearch.ExitingSearch.info virus gets inside your workstation successfully, similar to Search Protect by Conduit Virus and Websearch.WebIsAwsome.info, it will change your browser settings as well as DNS settings without asking for any permission. As a result, all your web browsers including Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome and Internet Explorer will be under the control of this WebSearch.ExitingSearch.info virus. Numerous and various ads will be displayed on the screen. If you accidentally click any of these pop-ups, you will be redirected to some unwanted and suspicious websites which may contain risky viruses and malware like Trojans, worms, adware and spyware. With so many threats, WebSearch.ExitingSearch.info virus will greatly damage your Windows system. Meanwhile, you will obviously find that your infected machine performs rather slowly for this vicious ads takes up huge system resources. What’s worse, WebSearch.ExitingSearch.info virus will track your online activities to gather sensitive information like usernames, email passwords and credit card details. To avoid your unnecessary loss, you should immediately clean up WebSearch.ExitingSearch.info virus once it occurs. The following post will help you to do the removal job.

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WebSearch.ExitingSearch.info Virus will do much harm to the infected computer:

1) WebSearch.ExitingSearch.info Virus replaces your homepage as well as search engine with its own domain.
2) WebSearch.ExitingSearch.info Virus displays tons of annoying commercial ads during your online session.
3) WebSearch.ExitingSearch.info Virus makes you suffer from constant URL redirects to unwanted websites.
4) WebSearch.ExitingSearch.info Virus degrades your computer performance gravely and causes system crashes.
5) WebSearch.ExitingSearch.info Virus monitors your online activities and extracts your sensitive data.
6) WebSearch.ExitingSearch.info Virus downloads numerous harmful viruses and malware into your computer.
7) WebSearch.ExitingSearch.info Virus evades the detection of antivirus software and avoids being removed.

How to Remove WebSearch.ExitingSearch.info 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  WebSearch.ExitingSearch.info 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.

HKCU\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run Regedit32
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System “DisableRegedit” = 0
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run\[RANDOM CHARACTERS].exe
 

5. Delete the following and related system files.

C:\Users\user account\Appdata\Local\Temp
C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\serial.sys
C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\redbook.sys(random)

Note: WebSearch.ExitingSearch.info 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.