Is your computer suddenly running slowly, opening ads on its own, changing your browser homepage or showing strange messages? In most cases the culprit is malicious software. The good news is that almost every infected computer can be cleaned up and restored to working order, often without any loss of data.

How to recognise that your computer is infected

  • Sudden slowdown and overheating, even when you are not doing anything demanding.
  • Pop-up ads and redirects to unfamiliar websites.
  • A changed homepage or a new search engine you did not set up.
  • Unknown programs or browser extensions that appeared on their own.
  • Locked files with a demand for payment (this is ransomware and you need to act fast).
  • Your antivirus is disabled or cannot be turned on.

What not to do

  • Do not pay any ransom or “fines” that pop up on your screen. They are scams.
  • Do not enter passwords or card details until the computer has been cleaned.
  • Do not install more “cleaning” programs from the internet, as they are often part of the problem themselves.
  • If important data is involved and you suspect ransomware, stop working with the computer and contact us.

How we clean your computer

We work thoroughly and safely:

  • Diagnostics and identification of exactly what attacked the computer.
  • Removal of viruses, malware, spyware and adware, including the hidden parts that a regular antivirus overlooks.
  • Cleaning the browser of fraudulent extensions and redirects.
  • Updating the system and its security, so the problem does not come back.
  • In extreme cases, a clean reinstall of the system with a backup of your data.

After the service, we hand the computer back to you fast, clean and protected, along with advice on how to avoid an infection next time.

We take care of your computer and laptop

Whether it is a computer or a laptop, at home or in a business, we will safely remove the infection and secure it. If you are not sure whether something is wrong, it is better to get in touch and let us take a look. Better to check once than to lose your data.