EasyMediaConverter Removal Guide

EasyMediaConverter is not an infection, but it is the kind of program that you should consider removing. While researching this program, we did not see it entering operating systems without users’ permission, and it does not seem to act in critically malicious ways. However, this program connects to the Internet without your permission to contact remote adware servers so that ad-injecting could be initiated. Are you surprised that this program shows ads? You should not be if you have downloaded it from its official website, easymediaconverter.com. Here, you are asked to choose between the ad-supported version and the ad-free version. We are not surprised that people install the free version because it does not cost $5.99. In either case, you might want to delete EasyMediaConverter from your operating system.

If you choose to pay for EasyMediaConverter just so you would not see suspicious ads whenever you surf the web, you will have to disclose your name, email address, card number, CVC number, and the card’s expiration date. This information will be collected and stored, which is one of the reasons you should think carefully about disclosing this information. In fact, many users remove EasyMediaConverter because they do not want this program spying on them. Whichever version of this potentially unwanted program (PUP) you install, it will spy on you using data tracking technologies, and your “individually-identifiable information” will be recorded as well. If you are surprised by this, it is unlikely that you have analyzed the Privacy Policy of EasyMediaConverter. If you do not analyze this kind of documents, you might let in programs that you will need to remove to keep your virtual security safe.

Have you read our removal reports associated with TinyMediaPlayer and ExpressMediaConverter? These programs, as well as EasyMediaConverter, were created by Howard Software Limited. Have you noticed that two of these programs provide identical services? Now that is what we call suspicious. If Howard Software Limited cared about the services of its programs, there would not be copies. This suggests that these programs were primarily created as advertising tools, and trusting them can be very risky. The paid versions of Howard Software Limited programs are unlikely to be worth the money and the free versions could flood you with misleading offers. Needless to say, we suggest removing EasyMediaConverter and any of its clones.

The free version of EasyMediaConverter will show pop-ups, pop-unders, in-text ads, and shopping deals. We cannot guarantee that these ads will be trustworthy, and it is best to keep your distance from them. Since the services of this program are not considered beneficial, we advise deleting it from your PC right away. You also need to delete the programs that could have been installed along with this PUP. Although it is unclear if this program will enter your system packaged with other programs, it is a good idea to scan your operating system. If you click the Download button below, you will install a free malware scanner that will help you figure out if you need to delete any malicious threats. We also recommend upgrading this program to a full-time security tool to have your operating system protected from malware.

How to delete EasyMediaConverter

Delete from Windows 10 & Windows 8:

1. Tap Win+R to launch RUN.
2. Type Control Panel and click OK.
3. Click Uninstall a program.
4. Right-click EasyMediaConverter.
5. Select Uninstall to remove this PUP.

Delete from Windows 7 & Windows Vista:

1. Click the Windows logo on the Taskbar.
2. Open the Control Panel menu.
3. Select Uninstall a program.
4. Right-click the app you want to remove.
5. Select Uninstall.

Delete from Windows XP:

1. Click the Start button on the Taskbar.
2. Open the Control Panel menu.
3. Double-click Add or Remove Programs.
4. Select Change or Remove Programs menu.
5. Remove EasyMediaConverter.