Remove V9 Portal from the browser
The V9 portal is very annoying and nests in your internet browser. The malware changes its settings and replaces your standard search engine. As soon as you open a new tab, you will be confronted with the portal. Removing the malware is a bit more involved.
Interesting facts about the V9 portal
About the Internet catch pests such as viruses or worms quickly. Adware is also extremely annoying and inundates your computer with advertisements. The V9 portal is not a malware that endangers your personal data, but it is a very annoying browser hijacker. The software usually gets onto the computer in addition to an installed program if you do not uncheck the box during installation. If you have captured the V9 portal, it will directly affect your internet browser. Its settings are manipulated immediately, and you will learn the effects very quickly. For example, if you open a new tab, your usual page or a blank page will not appear, but the V9 portal. This can get very annoying in the long run and is guaranteed to take away the fun of surfing. Fortunately, the browser hijacker can be removed, even if it is not as easy as with normally installed software.
How to remove browser hijacker
- The first thing you should check in the Windows Control Panel under "Programs" is whether there is an entry from the V9 Portal or other unknown entries among the installed programs. If this is the case, remove or uninstall all entries and restart your computer.
- Then download the free tool Avast Browser Cleanup and run a scan of your computer. The tool examines all Internet browsers with regard to installed toolbars, plug-ins or extensions. If there are entries from the V9 portal in the search results, remove them and restart the computer.
- The browser hijacker should definitely be gone from the browser extensions by now. You should also check the links in your Internet browser.
- To do this, right-click on the Firefox, Internet Explorer or Chrome symbol and select "Properties". Under "Link there is the entry" Target "and behind it there is an address or a program path. This should end, for example, with the ending chrome.exe and a final character.
- If there is still a link to the V9 portal behind it, remove everything after the final character. Then click on "Apply" and close the properties again. Repeat this procedure for all browser shortcuts on your computer.
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