How to Remove “Ads by Cut The Price” Adware Virus? Resolved.

Do you see“Ads by Cut The Price” pop ups? We have devised detailed Ads by Cut The Price removal instructions, made to work with all versions of Windows.
ads by cut the price
If you have Adware named Ads by Cut The Price installed on your computer then you are also seeing a large amount of unwanted Ads every time you start your internet browser or open a new page. We know it’s frustrating and if you are reading our article then it’s likely that you want them removed. Our removal guide will help you with that task, but the rest of this article is just as important. We’ll discuss how these Ads by Cut The Price works and also the methods it might have used to get in. Knowing these thing it should be much easier for you to spot and deny access to any Adwares in the future, as these viruses generally follow the same modus operandi.
Nothing good will ever come from clicking on the Ads
Closing (or just ignoring) the Ads quickly becomes tedious, but as long as you do nothing more then that you will minimize further damage. Clicking on the ads or worst-case scenario installing anything offered by them can quickly and in catastrophic results.
REMEMBER that all Ads are fraudulent. No matter how convincing they look, how tempting their offers are everything is fake. Virus makes will use every trick in the book to make them look real. Sometimes the Ads will even lead to sites which look exactly the same as the real seller of an item, but is actually a copy. It’s possible that even the internet domain name is nearly the same – perhaps with a hidden symbol or number that can be noticed only if one watches carefully for it. Any money you spend will be thrown away, any file downloaded a virus. Never trust Ads by Cut The Price or its other Adware buddies!
Ads can take many shapes in their effort to trick you into believing them
Years of TV commercials have left many of us fairly resistant to advertisement. For this reason virus makers use other tricks. Usually you will get some sort of warning message about an existing problem with your computer, followed by a “free” solution for it – a file that contains a virus. The idea is to create a feeling of emergency to reduce our ability to think rationally. Below is a short and non-exhaustive list of items you might see as part of this scheme:
  • A banner informing you that a missing plug-in is required, otherwise your computer might not show videos or other media. There is a rare and very obnoxious version of this that will create pop-ups over all media player windows, rendering them nonoperational and creating the illusion that there really is a problem.
  • A warning that an online scanner has detected a large number of viruses on your computer. You are advised to download and run it so it can clean them.
  • A pop-up that says that one of your programs is outdated and has to be updated.
Remember that these are not exclusive to Ads by Cut The Price. Whenever you see similar messages beware!

How to Remove Ads by Cut The Price

STEP 1:
Our first step here is a reboot in Windows Safe Mode. If you already know how to do it, just skip this and proceed to Step 2. If you do not know how to do it, continue reading:
For Windows 98, XP, Millenium and 7 Users:
Restart your computer. To be sure you don’t miss the window of time when you need to press it, just spam F8 as soon as the PC starts booting. In the new menu, choose Safe Mode With Networking.
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Proceed to Step 2.
For Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 Users:
Click the Start button Picture of the Start button, then Control Panel —> System and Security —> Administrative Tools —> System Configuration.‌ Administrator permission required
msconfig
Then check the Safe Boot option and click OK.  Click  Restart in the new pop-up.
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Proceed to Step 2.
For OS X Users:
When you Mac is turned off, press the Power Button. After you hear the Startup Sound, immediately press and hold the Shift key until the Apple logo appears.
Proceed to Step 2.
STEP 2:
  Ads by Cut The Price has infected ALL of your browsers. Apply the steps separately for each one.
ie9-10_512x512  For Internet Explorer Users:
Open IE, then click  IE GEAR —–> Manage Add-ons.
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Find Ads by Cut The Price . Disable it.
If your Home Page is different from the usual, click IE GEAR —–> Internet Options>edit the URL box with your preferred search engine, and click Apply.
firefox-512  For Mozilla Firefox Users:
Open Firefoxclick on mozilla menu (top right) ——-> Add-ons.
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Hit Extensions next.
cut the price firefox_opt
Ads by Cut The Price  should be somewhere around here –  Remove it.

chrome-logo-transparent-background For Google Chrome Users
:
 Start Chrome, click chrome menu icon —–>More Tools —–> Extensions.

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In  Extensions,  find the virus and  select  chrome-trash-icon.
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 Click chrome menu icon   again, and proceed to Settings —> Search (the fourth tab), select Manage Search Engines.  Remove anything but the search engines you normally use.
ads by cut the price chrome

safari For Safari Users:
Open Safari, and click Safari —–>Preferences —–> Extensions—–>Uninstall the malware.
STEP 3:
(Works for Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1)
Hold windows-buttonand R together. Write appwiz.cpl  in the new field, then click OK.
 appwiz
You are now in the Control PanelSearch around for Ads by Cut The Price and anything else suspicious-looking. Uninstall  it/them. Also, be extremely careful. Viruses often spend one last ditch effort to trick you into installing more of their kind. If you see a screen like this when you click Uninstallchoose NO:
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STEP 4:
This is perhaps the most important and difficult step, so be extremely careful. Open the Task Manager by right clicking on the Taskbar and choosing Start Task Manager.
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Once it opens, choose the Processes Tab. Look at all of the processes in front of you and try to determine which ones are a virus. Google them or ask us in the comments and we will provide the best assistance we can. If the virus returns later on, the reason is that you missed something here.
malware-start-taskbar
Right click on each of the virus processes separately and select Open File Location. Also,End the process after you open the folder. Just to make sure we don’t delete any programs you mistakenly took for a virus, copy the folders somewhere, then delete the directories you were sent to.
STEP 5:
We’ve had reports that this virus can come back after you uninstall it. This usually takes place on system boot. If this happens, do the following:
Type Regedit in the windows search field and press Enter.
Once inside, press CTRL and F together and type the virus’s Name. Right click and deleteany entries you find with a similar name. Alternatively, if you can’t find any this way, look in these directories, and delete the registries manually:
  • HKEY_CURRENT_USER—-Software—–Random numbers
    HKEY_CURRENT_USER—-Software—Microsoft—-Windows—CurrentVersion—Run– Random
    HKEY_CURRENT_USER—-Software—Microsoft—Internet Explorer—-Main—- Random
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STEP 6 – Optimization
And that’s it. Well done for removing Ads by Cut The Price. We’ve prepared a short and sweet optimization guide, specifically designed for users who just removed a virus. It is completely free, you do not need to download anything, and it’s not very time consuming. If you are interested, you can check it out here.
-M S Ali
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