Qtipr.com Removal Guide

Qtipr.com is a website promoted by a browser hijacker. Since it is distributed by a computer infection, it immediately falls into the category of untrustworthy websites despite the fact that it contains funny stories and looks completely harmless. Of course, it is not the only reason we have decided to write about it. Specialists at 411-spyware.com have carried out research and found that this suspicious website might become a threat to your privacy and security too. It should not cause harm to you itself, but it is known to be capable of redirecting users to third-party websites. We are worried about the trustworthiness of those websites you will be taken to the most. Continue reading to find out more about the dangers this website might pose to your computer. The last paragraph of this article will also tell you more about its deletion in case you make a decision to remove it from your browsers. We cannot promise that the removal of this irritating website will be easy because it makes modifications so that it could stay longer on browsers.

Qtipr.com does not differ from Fanli90.cn, so it is not at all surprising that it acts the same too. This dubious website is set on browsers without a user’s consent. Then, it starts displaying advertisements. They will be placed all over Qtipr.com. These commercials are usually based on users’ interests, so they might look quite appealing, but users should still not click on any of them by any means. One click on a wrong advertisement might result in the entrance of malicious software. No, Qtipr.com will not download malicious applications on your PC. Instead, you will be taken to some kind of third-party website promoting malicious software after clicking on any of the ads you see on the main page of Qtipr.com. Of course, not all ads are associated with bad websites containing malware, but it is better to ignore them all to make sure that security-related problems do not arise. It is not a good solution to the problem just to ignore these ads. In the opinion of our researchers, users should go to remove Qtipr.com from their browsers if they wish not to click on untrustworthy ads ever again.

Specialists at 411-spyware.com say that third-party websites you will be taken to after clicking on any of the ads shown on Qtipr.com might not only contain untrustworthy software, but might also violate your privacy. It has been found that such websites often ask users to provide personal details. If users enter this information, it is immediately recorded and might be later sold to third parties. Personal details are quite valuable, so they might be sold for anyone willing to pay money. Therefore, there is a possibility that these submitted details will end up in the hands of bad people. We are sure you do not wish to experience privacy-related problems, so we suggest getting rid of Qtipr.com today. We can assure you that you will not regret removing this suspicious website from your browsers.

Let’s talk about the distribution of Qtipr.com before we go to delete it. It has been found by our researchers that this website is seen on all browsers because a browser hijacker infection has entered the computer successfully. The one distributing Qtipr.com hides in UCBrowser, MaohaWiFi or similar malicious bundles together with other applications. Unfortunately, these programs traveling together with the browser hijacker might be untrustworthy too. Since they will be installed on your system together with the browser hijacker, you might need to erase additional undesirable software as well. Do this right after the Qtipr.com removal.

Keeping Qtipr.com set might result in a number of problems, so go to delete it from your browsers as soon as possible. Unfortunately, it will not be easy to eliminate it because it is spread by a browser hijacker that modifies the Target line on all browsers. It should be easier for you to erase it by following our step-by-step instructions. If you still find it too difficult to delete Qtipr.com manually, scan your computer with SpyHunter to get it removed fully for you in an automatic way.

Delete Qtipr.com

Fix the shortcuts of browsers and remove the WMI script

1. Right-click on the shortcut of your Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, or Mozilla Firefox.
2. Click Properties and then open the Shortcut tab.
3. Remove Qtipr.com from the Target line (you will have to remove --load-extension="C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\kemgadeojglibflomicgnfeopkdfflnk" http://Qtipr.com/ if your default browser is Google Chrome) to make it end in quotation marks.
4. Click Apply.
5. Click OK.
6. Press Win+E.
7. Open C:\Windows\System32\wbemtest.exe, right-click on it, and select Run as Administrator.
8. Click the Connect button next to Namespace when the window opens.
9. In the Namespace field enter root/subscription .
10. Click the Connect button.
11. In the Method Invocation Options section, mark Enable All Privileges.
12. Click Enum Instances button under IWbemServices.
13. Enter ActiveScriptEventConsumer in the box below Enter superclass name. Click OK.
14. Select the ASEC instance, left-click on it, and click Delete.

Reset browsers

Internet Explorer

1. Open your browser.
2. Press Alt+T.
3. Click Internet Options.
4. Open the Advanced tab.
5. Click Reset.
6. Mark the Delete personal settings box.
7. Click Reset one more time.

Mozilla Firefox

1. Launch your Mozilla Firefox.
2. Press Alt+H.
3. Click Troubleshooting information.
4. Click Refresh Firefox.
5. Click the Refresh Firefox button in the dialog box again.

Google Chrome

1. Open Google Chrome.
2. Press Alt+F.
3. Click Settings.
4. Scroll down to the very bottom of the page.
5. Click Show advanced settings.
6. Select Reset settings.
7. Click Reset.