Do you know what ‘Make Your Downloads Run Faster’ Ads are?
‘Make Your Downloads Run Faster’ advertisements are considered to be a security backdoors which software distributors use to promote various suspicious applications. Some of the promoted programs may be less popular and others may have questionable reputation. All in all, we recommend that you delete ‘Make Your Downloads Run Faster’ Ads related applications which may have been installed onto the computer in a suspicious manner. First of all, unfamiliar programs could be dangerous. Secondly, some of the applications could be installed without your consent which puts them in the category of illegally running software.
Unfortunately, ‘Make Your Downloads Run Faster’ Ads are not the only misleading pop-up and banner offers which you may discover. ‘Fixing and removing Registry errors’ pop-up and ‘Your PC Performance is Poor’ pop-up are a few misleading advertisements which software distributors could use to spread questionable applications as well. Even though not all programs promoted via ‘Make Your Downloads Run Faster’ Ads are considered to be malicious, you certainly should not trust those which you are not familiar with. We advice to delete any installed security applications and advertisement supported programs. For example, SuperWeb LLC browser extensions (e.g., BeatTool and Rock Turner) which are installed onto IE, Chrome and Firefox browsers, have been noted to travel using packaged software.
If you do not want to worry about the activity of unfamiliar, potentially unreliable applications, you need to make sure that they are not installed onto the computer. If you do not want to worry about getting software related to ‘Make Your Downloads Run Faster’ Ads removed, you should ignore random advertisements suggesting that you need to install supposedly authentic download managers. You need to be extremely careful if you are introduced to a pop-up titled as an Important Message and suggesting the installation of the Download Manager Version 11.3.
Note that authentic security software can screen pop-up suggestions and the applications linked to them. Use automatic malware removal software to delete them if they have been installed already. If you are sure you can manage the undesirable software on your own, begin the removal process by completing the guides below.
How to delete undesirable programs?
Delete from Windows XP:
- Click the Start menu icon and open Control Panel.
- Double-click Add or Remove Programs.
- Select the unwanted program and click Remove.
Delete Windows Vista and Windows 7:
- Open the Start menu (click the icon on the left of the Task Bar).
- Click Control Panel and then Uninstall a program.
- Right-click the undesirable program and click Uninstall to remove it.
Delete from Windows 8:
- Right-click on the Metro UI screen to open a pane and select All apps.
- Select Control Panel and click Uninstall a program.
- Right-click and Uninstall the application you want to remove.
In non-techie terms:
‘Make Your Downloads Run Faster’ Ads may suggest the installation of seemingly authentic software in order to trick you into installing undesirable and potentially unreliable applications. We recommend that you delete all unfamiliar programs which may be installed instead or with the fake download manager. Use automatic malware removal software or delete undesirable applications manually.