Remove "You've made the 9.68-billionth search" Phishing Pop-up

What is “You’ve made the 9.68-billionth search” Phishing Pop-up pop-up?

“You’ve made the 9.68-billionth search” Phishing Pop-up is made by malicious adware which will bombard you with annoying ad pop-up from “You’ve made the 9.68-billionth search” Phishing Pop-up via diseasing your web browser with vicious code of ads. Making use of your network exploits, this threat usually sneaks onto your computer easily without your awareness. When you try to visit particular website or search something from Google and other search engines, you will be harassed with “You’ve made the 9.68-billionth search” Phishing Pop-up pop-up in every new page you open.

Moreover, it always comes with various spywares or other privacy-invasive software which will steal your private data and information and send them to a strange party or the person who developed this adware without your permission. The purpose of the developer is to gain the biggest profit through enhancing its ads effect by spreading the ads in this immoral way. Another worse part is that, this disgusting vermin runs harmful processes at the background and occupies high proportion of your RAM and CPU room, significantly slowing down your computer performance as well as increasing the system instability. There is no question that “You’ve made the 9.68-billionth search” Phishing Pop-up pop-up is a high risk to your computer, you must take actions remove it immediately.

“You’ve made the 9.68-billionth search” Phishing Pop-up Removal Process

Part 1. Manually Remove “You’ve made the 9.68-billionth search” Phishing Pop-up on Windows OS

Part 2. Manually Remove “You’ve made the 9.68-billionth search” Phishing Pop-up on Mac OS

Part 1. Manually Remove “You’ve made the 9.68-billionth search” Phishing Pop-up on Windows OS

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Step 1 – Uninstall malicious programs from Control Panel.

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1. Press “Windows key + R key” together to open Run window
2. Input “control panel” in Run window and hit Enter key to open Control Panel
3. Click Uninstall a program:
4. Right-click programs which may be related with “You’ve made the 9.68-billionth search” Phishing Pop-up and click Uninstall:

“You’ve made the 9.68-billionth search” Phishing Pop-up may re-install itself multiple times if you don’t delete its core files and related malware. To get rid of the virus permanently, we recommend downloading SpyHunter anti-malware to fully scan infected PC and find out all malicious programs:

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Step 2 – Remove malicious extensions from web browsers.

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Chrome

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On Chrome: Launch up Google Chrome> click Chrome menu > click Tools> click Extension> select extensions which may be related with “You’ve made the 9.68-billionth search” Phishing Pop-up> click trash bin

Firefox

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On Firefox: Open Firefox, navigate to browser menu in the top right > select Add-ons > select add-ons which may be related with “You’ve made the 9.68-billionth search” Phishing Pop-up> remove it with Disable or Remove button.

Internet Explorer

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On IE: Open Internet Explorer >click Tools > click Manager Add-on Tools and Extensions> select extensions which may be related with “You’ve made the 9.68-billionth search” Phishing Pop-up > click Remove or Disable button.

Microsoft Edge

On Microsoft Edge: (Reset default homepage and search engine to remove “You’ve made the 9.68-billionth search” Phishing Pop-up associated hijacker)

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Reset Edge homepage: Click More (…) > click Settings > select A specific page or pages under “Open with” > select Custom to type your favorite website.

Reset Edge search engine: Click More (…) > click Settings > Click View advanced settings > Click <Add new> under “Search in the address bar with”> type your favorite search engine >click Add as default.

“You’ve made the 9.68-billionth search” Phishing Pop-up related extension or hijacker may re-install itself on your web browser multiple times if you don’t delete its core files and connected malware.

To eliminate “You’ve made the 9.68-billionth search” Phishing Pop-up permanently, we recommend downloading SpyHunter Anti-malware to scan for malicious files and malware:

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Step 3 Find and remove malicious registry entries of “You’ve made the 9.68-billionth search” Phishing Pop-up or malicious program.

Note – In case any suspicious files, unwanted program, unwanted browser extension, or unwanted search engine cannot be removed manually, it is often caused by malicious program, which may adds files to registry or make changes in registry . Therefore, to uninstall such stubborn items, you need to find and remove malicious files in the Registry Editor. Check the steps below:

1. Press “Windows key + R key” together to open Run window;

2. Input “regedit” in Run window and hit Enter key to open Registry;

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3. Click Edit menu and select Find >> Type virus’s name into it and click Find Next >> Right click on the files and click Delete (Only If you can determine that they are related with malware):

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If you cannot determine which registry files are malicious, do not take risk to delete any file, or your system may be damaged.

To avoid the risk, we recommend downloading SpyHunter Anti-malware to scan infected PC and find out all malicious registry files:

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Step 4 – Disable Notifications of suspicious websites on Web Browsers.

If some unwanted pop-ups or ads still appear on web browser, please try to disable their Notifications on all web browsers:

Edge

On Microsoft Edge

Launch Edge browser
Click on menu button of Microsoft Edge
Click Settings
Click “View advanced settings”
Click “Manage” under “Website permissions”
Find the unwanted URL and click the X (Clear) button to remove the URL.

Chrome

On Google Chrome

Click the three-dots Menu button on the right upper corner
Click “Settings” >> Scroll down to the bottom and click “Advanced“
Click on “Content settings” in the Privacy and Security section
Click “Notifications“
Find the unwanted URL >> Click the three dots next to the URL >> click “Block” or “Remove“

Firefox

On Firefox

Launch Firefox
Click the Menu button (three bars) on the right upper corner >> Select “Options“
Click on “Privacy & Security” on the left hand side of the screen
Scroll down to the “Permissions” >> Click the “Settings” button next to “Notifications”
Find the unwanted URL >> Click the drop-down menu and select “Block“

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On Internet Explorer

Launch IE
Click the Gear button on the right upper corner >> Select “Internet options”
Click “Privacy” tab and click “Settings” under “Pop-up Blocker” section
Find the unwanted URL and Click the “Remove” button

NOTE – If the instructions above do not work, please download SpyHunter Anti-malware to scan entire system.

Step 5 (Optional) – Reset Web Browser Settings

Edge

On Microsoft Edge

Click the three horizontal dots icon >> Select Settings.
Click the “Choose what to clear” button
Click Show more >> Select everything >> click the “Clear” button.

Chrome

On Google Chrome

Click the Chrome menu icon >> Select Settings
Scroll down to the bottom and click the Advanced
Scroll down to the bottom >> Click the Reset button

Firefox

On Firefox

Click the Firefox menu at the top right corner >> click Help
Select Troubleshooting Information
Click the “Refresh Firefox” button

IE

On Internet Explorer

Click on the gear icon >> Click “Internet Options”

Select the “Advanced” tab >> Click “Reset”button

NOTE – If the instructions above do not solve your problems, please download SpyHunter Anti-malware to scan entire system.

Part 2. Manually Remove “You’ve made the 9.68-billionth search” Phishing Pop-up on Mac OS

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Step 1.Quick malicious process.

Click the Go button and select Utilities folder;
Locate the Activity Monitor icon on the screen and double-click on it
Under Activity Monitor, find a suspicious-looking process, select it and click Quit Process
A dialog should pop up, asking if you are sure you would like to quit the troublemaking process. Select the Force Quit option

“You’ve made the 9.68-billionth search” Phishing Pop-up may re-install itself multiple times if you don’t delete its core files and related malware. To get rid of the virus permanently, we recommend downloading SpyHunter Anti-malware for Mac to scan your Mac and find out process run by malicious apps:

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Step 2.Uninstall malicious programs from Mac.

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Open the Finder >> Go to the Applications folder >> Find out malicious apps and Click Move to Trash >> Enter your password if requested.

Step 3. Delete malware-generated files in the following folders:

/Library/LaunchAgents folder;
Library/Application Support folder;
~/Library/LaunchAgents folder;
/Library/LaunchDaemons folder;

/Library/LaunchAgents

– In Finder, choose “Go” then click on “Go to Folder“:

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– In the Go to Folder… bar, type: /Library/LaunchAgents:

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In the “LaunchAgents” folder, look for any recently-added suspicious files and move them to the Trash. Here are some examples of malicious files generated by malware:

“You’ve made the 9.68-billionth search” Phishing Pop-up, “com.”You’ve made the 9.68-billionth search” Phishing Pop-upDaemon”, “com.”You’ve made the 9.68-billionth search” Phishing Pop-up, “com.”You’ve made the 9.68-billionth search” Phishing Pop-up.plist”, “com.adobe.fpsaud.plist” “installmac.AppRemoval.plist”, “myppes.download.plist”, “mykotlerino.ltvbit.plist”, etc.

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Library/Application Support

– In Finder, choose “Go” then click on “Go to Folder“:

– In the Go to Folder… bar, type: Library/Application Support:

In the “Application Support” folder, look for any recently-added suspicious files and move them to the Trash. Here are some examples of malicious files generated by malware:

~/Library/LaunchAgents

– In Finder, choose “Go” then click on “Go to Folder“:

– In the Go to Folder… bar, type: ~/Library/LaunchAgentst:

In the “LaunchAgentst” folder, look for any recently-added suspicious files and move them to the Trash. Here are some examples of malicious files generated by malware:

/Library/LaunchDaemons

– In Finder, choose “Go” then click on “Go to Folder“:

– In the Go to Folder… bar, type: /Library/LaunchDaemon:

In the “LaunchDaemon” folder, look for any recently-added suspicious files and move them to the Trash. Here are some examples of malicious files generated by malware:

If you cannot determine which files are generated by malware, do not take risk to delete any file, or your system may be damaged.

To avoid the risk, we recommend downloading SpyHunter Anti-malware for Mac to scan your Mac and find out all malicious files:

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Step 4. Delete malicious extensions From Safari / Chrome / Firefox.

Safari

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Open Safari >> Click Safari menu button and choose Preferences >> Select the Extensions tab >> Select the suspicious extension and click Uninstall.

Firefox

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Open Firefox >> Click the menu button >> select Add-ons >> Determine the suspicious or unwanted extension, click the Disable or Remove button.

Chrome

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Run Chrome >> Click the three-dot menu button in the upper-right corner >> Select the More Tools >> Click Extensions >> Determine the suspicious or unwanted extension, click on the Trash icon >> Click Remove

Step 5. Use SpyHunter Anti-malware for Mac to re-diagnose your Mac and see if it is 100% clean:

To make sure that your system is not infected at all, it’s better to run a scan with SpyHunter Anti-malware for Mac Antivirus and see if it will detect any remaining unwanted items:

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– Once SpyHunter-Installer.dmg is downloaded, double-click it to install:

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– Once SpyHunter Anti-malware for Mac is installed and launched, please click “Start Scan Now” button:

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– SpyHunter Anti-malware for Mac will scan your Mac for malware infections. Once the scan is completed, remove any found infections.

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