Minehp.com Removal Guide

The first thing you need to ask yourself when you face Minehp.com is where does this search tool come from? This search tool is likely to take over the homepage – as well as new tab and default search provider – but it could do that it two different ways. You might realize that this search tool has hijacked your browsers without your permission and acknowledgment. Or you might admit installing it yourself. It is exceptionally important to figure out how this hijacker has been introduced to you because that might determine your attitude towards it. Surely, if you find this hijacker unexpectedly, you must realize that it is unreliable and deserving of removal. But what if it was installed with your permission? Does that mean that it is trustworthy? You might think so; however, in reality, it is likely that your understanding of this hijacker is awry. If you continue reading, you will learn why you should delete Minehp.com from your web browsers. If we fail to answer all of your questions in this report, use the comments section below to communicate with us.

At the moment, according to our researchers, Minehp.com is mainly spread in the UK and the US. The bundles via which the hijacker has been seen spreading are controlled by parties based in Russia. It was also found that the hijacker is hosted on the same server as yardood.com and 4yendex.com, both of which were set up by Hichina Zhicheng Technology LTD. It is possible that this is the company that has created Minehp.com as well. Unfortunately, it is possible that unreliable software will be packaged along with this hijacker; whether it is the doing of the hijacker’s creator or third-party software distributors. Needless to say, there are thousands of infections that are much more dangerous than the hijacker itself, which is why we fear that you might be in big trouble. To check if your operating system is ridden with malware that requires urgent removal, you should install a reliable malware scanner. Let it scan your PC completely to list all threats that are active. Obviously, you need to delete the most dangerous infections first.

Do you understand the reasons for removing Minehp.com from your browsers? At first sight, this search engine might appear to be useful because it allows you to access a ton of different sites from one spot. Well, that is not all that you should focus on. According to our research, the hijacker can promote unreliable offers, display modified search results, and, on top of all that, spy on you using silent data trackers. It is very easy to spot the potentially unreliable ads because they are colorful and flashy. Needless to say, interacting with these ads is dangerous because they might route you to potentially unreliable sites and they might expose you to malware installers. If you end up installing malware, do not forget to delete it as well! Notably, advertisements can be shown via the search results page as well. Though Yahoo Search is employed to deliver these results, the hijacker could inject sponsored links as well, and clicking on them is not advised either. On top of that, you have to beware of data trackers possibly capable of recording sensitive information.

When you are thinking about the removal of Minehp.com, you cannot forget about other threats that might be active. If you have used a malware scanner to inspect your PC, you know which threats you are dealing with. Can you erase all of them yourself? All you have to do is research the discovered malware to figure out if you can get rid of it manually. If you cannot, you should rely on automated malware removal software to clean your operating system. If that is the situation, you do not need to delete Minehp.com manually either. If you believe that you can take care of all threats yourself, we advise resetting the browsers to get rid of the hijacker, the data trackers, and other threats that might be exploiting your web browsers.

How to delete Minehp.com

Internet Explorer:

1. Open the browser and tap Alt+T.
2. Select Internet options.
3. Click the Advanced tab.
4. Click the Reset button.
5. Select Delete personal settings.
6. Click Reset and then restart IE.

Google Chrome:

1. Open the browser and tap Alt+F.
2. Select Settings.
3. Click Show advanced settings.
4. Click Reset settings.
5. Click Reset.
6. Restart the browser.

Mozilla Firefox:

1. Open the browser and tap Alt+H.
2. Click Troubleshooting Information.
3. Click Refresh Firefox.
4. Click Refresh Firefox again.
5. Restart the browser.