BabyMegs Removal Guide

You should not treat BabyMegs as a beneficial program because it is not. This advertising-supported program was created for two reasons, which are to collect information about you and to promote third-party services. This advertising tool is introduced to regular computer users as a useful assistant; however, in reality, it primarily serves third-party advertisers, and this is what is disconcerting. Unfortunately, the web is filled with supposedly beneficial programs that take money from anyone who is trying to contact regular computer users, including cyber criminals. In fact, this is one of the reasons to delete BabyMegs from your operating system. We are not saying that the developer of this adware is malicious; however, it might be partnered up with less reliable companies. Considering that third-party advertisers play an important role, you need to look at this adware from all sides.

BabyMegs is a clone of MusicMain and BeautyMost, both of which are classified as ad-supported software as well. All three of these programs have been found to travel to computers via third-party software bundles; however, computer users can acquire them bundled with other programs when downloading them directly from their official download pages as well. If you install the program from babymegs.com – depending on where you live – you might be offered MyPcBackUp, Yoursearching.com, Sweet-page.com, and other questionable pieces of software. If you have no desire of infecting your PC with hijackers, potentially unwanted programs, or even adware, you have to stay away from packaged installers. In the worst case scenario, packages will include silent installers, and malicious programs will slither into your operating system without your notice. Needless to say, serious damage could be made if malware is not stopped in time. To check if malware was infiltrated, scan your computer ASAP.

It is unlikely that BabyMegs will be installed onto your computer without your knowledge. This adware is not malicious, but the ads it shows might be very annoying and misleading. First of all, the shortcut created on your Desktop will open a window promoting thebump.com, or the contents of some other website. The sites promoted via this “Baby Megs” window might be legitimate; however, they are unlikely to provide you with many deals and offers as you might have been promised. The ads that you need to be most careful about are likely to pop up in new windows of the Internet Explorer browser. If you encounter ads of this kind, it is best for you to close them immediately. Most of these ads will ask you to fill out online surveys, participate in prize draws, and subscribe to suspicious services that supposedly can help you earn money. In fact, it is more likely that you will encounter scams rather than benefits if you interact with this kind of advertising.

You have two options when it comes to the removal of BabyMegs. The first option we want you to consider is automatic removal. Employ trusted anti-malware software to eliminate this program and, most importantly, the infections that it might come packaged with. Although we classify this adware as a potential threat, the infections that might follow it could be much more dangerous. The benefits of installing anti-malware software include full clean-out of your operating system, as well as further protection. Even if you manage to delete all computer threats manually – and we are sure some users are capable of this – are you capable of keeping your operating system protected from the attacks of malicious threats in the future? If you are not, we suggest implementing anti-malware software right now.

If you are completely against automatic removal, you have three other options. You can ignore malware, which would be completely foolish. You can use the help of a professional, which is likely to cost you more than a full-time anti-malware tool. Or you can try removing undesirable software manually. We are not worried about the removal of BabyMegs. This advertising-supported program can be disabled using a few simple steps that are shown below. Make sure that you eliminate the leftovers after you uninstall this adware. What worries us the most is the third-party software that could be much more difficult to eradicate. You might have to spend a lot of time and do extensive research to learn more about the suspicious third-party program and figure out the best methods to eliminate them. If you cannot clean your system manually, make sure you use tools that will do that for you.

How to delete BabyMegs

Windows XP

1. Move your cursor to the left of the Taskbar and click the Start menu button.
2. Open the Control Panel menu and double-click the Add or Remove Programs icon.
3. Move to the Change or Remove Programs menu and Remove the undesirable program.

Windows Vista and Windows 7

1. Move your cursor to the left of the Taskbar and click the Windows logo.
2. Open the Control Panel menu, move to Programs, and click Uninstall a program.
3. Right-click the program you wish to eliminate from your computer and choose Uninstall.

Windows 8, Windows 8.1, and Windows 10

1. Launch the RUN dialog box (tap Win+R) and enter Control Panel.
2. In the Control Panel menu move to Uninstall a program to find adware.
3. Right-click the ad-supported program you wish to get rid of and click Uninstall.

Eliminate these leftovers

1. Tap Win+R on your keyboard.
2. Enter regedit.exe and click OK.
3. Right-click the tool found and select Run as administrator.
4. In the pane on the left move to HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\DOMStorage.
5. Right-click and Delete the keys associated with BabyMegs.