Month: January 2017

How to remove/fix “Bad Image” pop-up error

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“Bad Image” error pop-up is a fake pop-up message that appears when you start the computer or program. As was stated earlier, it is not system error and cause of it is the presence of malware on your computer. It certainly gets on your nerves because any attempt to run the program will be failed. And instead of this, the error pop-up is displayed. “Bad Image” error pop-up is often a part of Trojan infection, so it has a same methods of distribution.

How to remove Funnysearching.com

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Funnysearching.com is search engine. At first sight, its design is not much different from many other similar ones. However, Funnysearching.com got such name for good reason. Its application is recognized as a potentially unwanted program. Once installed, it starts to monitor your Internet behavior, finds out your favorite websites, what do you most often type a search query, what products are you interested in. All information is needed to show you relevant ads.

How to fix dllhost.exe application error on Windows computer

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Dllhost.exe is a Windows system file developed by Microsoft Corporation. The process is better known as COM Surrogate and it’s required for a stable work of web services. However, it is not uncommon to see dllhost.exe error message during computer startup or program startup.

How to remove Sage 2.0 Ransomware and decrypt .sage files

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Sage 2.0 is a new version of Sage ransomware. Like a previous one, Sage 2.0 has dirty function- to encrypt files on affected computer. Asymmetric AES algorithm is used in order to do this which makes the file decryption almost impossible. Once the encryption process is completed, virus will place ransom note on the desktop and all folders with encrypted files. Victims are blackmailed stating they need to send 2000 USD to the Bitcoin wallet account to decrypt files.

How to fix msvcr110.dll missing error in Windows 10

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Lately, some users have been complaining about msvcr110.dll missing error in Windows 10. It occurs when the computer is started and when the certain programs are launched. Actually, msvcp110.dll is a part of Microsoft® Visual Studio® 2012 program developed by Microsoft Corporation. There is pop-up message stating: “The program can’t start because MSVCR110.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem.” It’s fairly irritating because the program refuses to start.