Remove 160WIFI.DAT malware
160WIFI.DAT Malware Removal Guide
Manual removal instructions:
Antivirus Report of 160WIFI.DAT:
160wifi.dat
160WIFI.DAT software is detected as PUP-gen (potentially unwanted program).
| 160WIFI.DAT | Malware |
| 160WIFI.DAT | Dangerous |
| 160WIFI.DAT | High Risk |
What is 160WIFI.DAT and how dangerous is it?
160WIFI.DAT software is detected as PUP-gen (potentially unwanted program).
Why users find 160WIFI.DAT as "unwanted" application?
Annoying Advertisement
- Advertisement misleading you into visiting another site or downloading files.
- Delivering out-of-context advertising, which worsen your computing, experience.
- Unwanted processes that you can not control.
- Changing your computer and browser settings without your permission.
160WIFI.DAT shows pop-up ads or text ads or advertising banners.
The banners are really invasive. There is no way to stop 160WIFI.DAT unwanted pop-ups.
Breaking your privacy
160WIFI.DAT is spying on almost everything you do!
Unwanted behavior
After infecting with 160WIFI.DAT, you can find that your PC is running slow.
You can see:
160WIFI.DAT is preventing you from removing it. You cannot uninstall 160WIFI.DAT, delete its files and folders.
How did I get infected with 160WIFI.DAT?
160WIFI.DAT like many Win32pup-Gen programs is often downloaded in a bundle with other program like free software, audio and video convert programs, cracked games etc.
160WIFI.DAT can also be bundled within the custom installer on many download sites, so if you have downloaded a software from these web sites, chances are that 160WIFI.DAT was installed during the software setup process.
How to protect myself from being infected with 160WIFI.DAT again?
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You can avoid Win32pup-Gen infections like 160WIFI.DAT by not downloading software from unknown sources and web sites containing illegal content.
Check applications and software you want to download.
160WIFI.DAT is related to: Win32-PUP-gen, 160WIFI.EXE, 160WIFI.DAT.
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