My Freeze Removal Guide

My Freeze has many names, including Adware.Softomate and Trojan-Spy.IEToolbar. As you may suspect already, the application is not one you should use on the operating Windows system. It has been discovered that the application may travel via freeware or bundled downloads and does not require your administrative authorization or consent upon installation. Did you acquire free software or used illegal file sharing sites? Well this is exactly how cyber crooks can infect your PC sooner than you can imagine. How dangerous is this program? Should you delete My Freeze? What removal operations should you perform to guarantee success? Continue reading and find out yourself.

Are you thinking about installing My Freeze onto the computer? Unless you do not mind worrying about complicated removal operations, you should not do this. As recent research shows, the application is dropped onto the computer with a variety of different components. Are they dangerous? Freeze_ie_na_us.dll, tbhelper.dll, NetAssistant.dll, freeze_us.dll and SearchProtection.exe are not the files you want running on the system. If you do not remove them timely, they can initiate process hijacking, browser helper object activity, unauthorized web page rerouting and browser setting modification. This is not all and you may also notice inability to run Windows Security Center, which is essential for automatic My Freeze removal. If schemers paralyze tools which can detect and delete malware, you may become a victim of misleading adware attacks. Therefore, if you have noticed suspicious activity and modifications within your browser, refrain from clicking on ads and following links to unfamiliar sites. This is what could allow schemers to drop even more dangerous infections and trick you into giving up money.

Even though My Freeze is an authentic program which belongs to NetAssistant, you should not let it run on your computer due to the discovered links to cyber criminal activity. It is recommended following the removal guides instead. Start by getting My Freeze deleted from your operating Windows system:

• Click on Start and go to Control Panel (Windows XP/Vista/7). If you run Windows 8, right-click on the bottom left corner of the screen, go to Settings and then Control Panel.
• Windows Vista/7/8 users should click on Uninstall a program and Windows XP users need to double-click on Add or Remove Programs.
• Finally, find suspicious programs, click on them and hit Remove or Uninstall.

Remove My Freeze form Internet Explorer:

1. Launch IE, click on Tools and go to Manage Add-ons. Note that if you run older IE versions you should go to Tools, then Internet Options, click on the Programs tab and then hit on the Manage Add-ons button.
2. Click on the add-on you wish to remove and select Disable.
3. Click OK to apply the changes.

Remove My Freeze form Mozilla Firefox:

1. Launch your Mozilla Firefox and click on Tools.
2. Go to Add-ons and select Extensions from the Add-ons Manager tab.
3. Click once on the item you want deleted and select Remove.

Remove My Freeze form Google Chrome:

1. Depending on your Chrome version, click on the wrench or three-bar icon on the right.
2. Select Tools from the menu and go to Extensions.
3. Once you detect the extension you want to delete, click on the trash icon and select Remove.

Note that manual removal does not guarantee that malicious files running on the computer are deleted. To stay on the safe side, you can download a spyware scanner and inspect your operating Windows system. Click on the download button to install a reliable and free malware scanner SpyHunter. Please post a comment below if you have any more questions or remarks.