Remove %SYSDIR%\INSTALLDIR\SERVER.EXE malware
%SYSDIR%\INSTALLDIR\SERVER.EXE Malware Removal Guide
Manual removal instructions:
Antivirus Report of %SYSDIR%\INSTALLDIR\SERVER.EXE:
%sysdir%\installdir\server.exe
Full path on a computer: %SYSDIR%\INSTALLDIR\SERVER.EXE
SERVER.EXE is classified as Win32:PUP-gen (potentially unwanted program).
What is PUP?
PUP is crapware. SERVER.EXE have several types of unwanted behaviour:
SERVER.EXE can redirect your browser search, collect your personal information and sell it for advertising.
SERVER.EXE is usually hard in removing. Some people could not find uninstall program for SERVER.EXE in the Control Panel.
Sometimes SERVER.EXE uninstaller does not work.
Usually you got SERVER.EXE with as part of a bundle with another tool you downloaded from the Internet. Since SERVER.EXE manufacturer pays software developers for distributing SERVER.EXE within their applications, SERVER.EXE is often included as part of the installer.
Usually, you have not only one SERVER.EXE problem, but a bunch of similar WIN32:PUPs.
Step-by-step Guide for manual removal of SERVER.EXE:
SERVER.EXE is related to: Win32-PUP-gen, SERVER.EXE.
| %SYSDIR%\INSTALLDIR\SERVER.EXE | Malware |
| %SYSDIR%\INSTALLDIR\SERVER.EXE | Dangerous |
| %SYSDIR%\INSTALLDIR\SERVER.EXE | High Risk |
SERVER.EXE is classified as Win32:PUP-gen (potentially unwanted program).
What is PUP?
PUP is crapware. SERVER.EXE have several types of unwanted behaviour:
- Displaying popup ads.
- Hijacking your browser.
- Infecting your desktop shortcuts, etc.
- Inserting ads to the web pages.
SERVER.EXE can redirect your browser search, collect your personal information and sell it for advertising.
SERVER.EXE is usually hard in removing. Some people could not find uninstall program for SERVER.EXE in the Control Panel.
Sometimes SERVER.EXE uninstaller does not work.
How SERVER.EXE got on my computer?
Usually you got SERVER.EXE with as part of a bundle with another tool you downloaded from the Internet. Since SERVER.EXE manufacturer pays software developers for distributing SERVER.EXE within their applications, SERVER.EXE is often included as part of the installer.
Usually, you have not only one SERVER.EXE problem, but a bunch of similar WIN32:PUPs.
How to remove SERVER.EXE?
Step-by-step Guide for manual removal of SERVER.EXE:
- Uninstall SERVER.EXE using Windows uninstallation applet (use Add/Remove Programs or Uninstall Program or Apps & features).
- Open Task Manager to kill all "SERVER.EXE" related processes.
- Use Windows search to find and remove "SERVER.EXE" files and folders.
- Run services.msc to disable a "SERVER.EXE" Windows service.
- Execute taskschd.msc to get rid of "SERVER.EXE" scheduled tasks.
- Open regedit.exe and delete SERVER.EXE registry keys and values.
- Check your shortcuts on your desktop and in the Start menu for SERVER.EXE presence. Fix infected shortcuts.
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- Remove" target=_blank>http://greatis.com/blog/howto/remove-vir... a virus from Internet Explorer.
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- Clean your Recycle bin and temporary files.
SERVER.EXE is related to: Win32-PUP-gen, SERVER.EXE.
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