Iadah.co.uk Removal Guide

If your homepage and/or default search provider has been replaced with Iadah.co.uk, the first thing you need to ask yourself is if you have installed the Iadah Toolbar. This strange application is officially promoted at iadah.co.uk/toolbar.html, and the search tool comes packaged with it. Although every user has the opportunity to reject the search engine and homepage modifications, not all of them realize that. When installing the toolbar, you have to click “Custom Installation” to have the opportunity to un-check the boxes that confirm the changes. Was the search tool installed onto your browsers separately from the toolbar? If so, you have to scan your operating system immediately to see if maybe it was downloaded along with malware. Our malware researchers classify the suspicious search tool as a browser hijacker, and if it has taken over your browsers illegally, you must realize that it requires removal. Now, should you delete Iadah.co.uk if you have installed it willingly? Keep reading to figure this out.

According to our research, Iadah.co.uk is hosted on the same server as other suspicious search tools, including alakazee.com, iadah.net, or yougoo.fr. Looking at the interfaces of these search tools, it is quite unlikely that they were created by the same company, but it is definitely strange that a bunch of suspicious search providers are hosted on the same server. Unfortunately, the oddities do not end here. When analyzing the suspicious Iadah.co.uk, we have reviewed the Terms of Use statement, which revealed that E-KANOPI is its creator. After doing a little bit of research, we have found that this company specializes in market research and surveys. Unfortunately, it is possible that the main objectives behind the hijacker are to collect information about you and to introduce you to surveys and, possibly, advertisements. It is most likely that this content will be introduced to you via the search results page, which is why you need to be cautious when using Iadah.co.uk. In fact, this is one of the biggest reasons to delete this hijacker.

Clearly, Iadah.co.uk does not offer the best or most reliable services, and it does not matter all that much whether or not it was installed without your permission. Once you decide if you are going to delete this browser hijacker, you need to check your operating system for other potentially active threats. The Iadah Toolbar is very easy to spot, and you do not need a malware scanner for that; however, you must keep in mind that malicious threats can take on deceptive disguises, or they can conceal themselves altogether. Even if you do not think that malware exists, you should inspect your operating system right away. A malware scanner takes only a few minutes to inspect the operating system, and some reliable malware scanners will not cost you a thing. You can also download a free malware scanner by clicking the link below. Hopefully, malware is not detected; however, if it is, you need to prioritize which ones require removal first.

We have good news for you. You do not need to be experienced to successfully remove Iadah.co.uk from your operating system. If you have installed Iadah Toolbar, you can easily uninstall it via the Control Panel. If you need our help uninstalling this toolbar, you can post a comment down below, and we will try to assist you as soon as possible. When it comes to the removal of Iadah.co.uk, it should be enough for you to modify the homepage URL and replace the undesirable search provider. The instructions below will help you, but if you have any questions, do not hesitate to use the comments section below to begin a conversation. Once you clean your operating system, you might be keen on forgetting it all. Instead of ignoring the fact that your browsers might have been infected without your knowledge, you should take care of your virtual security. We advocate for using anti-malware software because it can keep all kinds of infections away.

How to delete Iadah.co.uk

N.B. You might need to uninstall Iadah Toolbar via Control Panel first.

Google Chrome:

1. Launch the browser and tap Alt+F keys.
2. In the menu on the left click Settings.
3. Navigate to On Startup and select Open a specific page or set of pages.
4. Click Set pages and replace the undesirable URL.
5. Navigate to Appearance and select Show home button.
6. Click Change and replace the undesirable URL.
7. Navigate to Search and click Manage search engines
8. Select/add the desired search provider and click Make default.
9. Navigate to the unwanted provider, click X on its URL, and then click Done.

Internet Explorer:

1. Launch the browser and tap Alt+T.
2. Select Internet options.
3. Click the General tab and navigate to the Home Page menu.
4. Overwrite the undesirable URL and click OK.
5. Tap Alt+T one more time and choose Manage Add-ons.
6. In the menu on the left click Search Providers.
7. Select/add the desired search provider and click Set as default.
8. Select the undesirable provider, click Remove, and then click Close.

Mozilla Firefox:

1. Launch the browser and tap keys Alt+T.
2. Select Options to open a menu in a new tab.
3. Move to the menu on the left and click General.
4. Go to the Home Page section and overwrite the undesirable URL.
5. Go back to the menu on the left and click Search.
6. Remove the undesirable search provider and set the desired one.