Attentie! Uw Webbrowser wordt geblokkeerd virus - How to remove

Attentie! Uw Webbrowser wordt geblokkeerd virus is browser hijacker that displays a fake message warning that your computer has been blocked because you have been involved into some illegal activity. It blames computer users with distributing various pornographic or copyrighted content and tells them to pay a fine of $300. Beware that it’s a bogus notification that was designed to rip you off and you should not take it for granted.

Attentie! Uw Webbrowser wordt geblokkeerd virus can affect your Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome browsers. It does not allow you to close the window, open another tab or new window of your browser. The message also uses the name of some legal institutions like FBI or local police and their logos to look more reliable. You should know that it has nothing to do with those institutions, so you shouldn’t trust it.

Attentie! Uw Webbrowser wordt geblokkeerd virus asks you to make a payment using MoneyPak payment system which is a legitimate. However, you should know that no legal institution would use such a method to collect fines. Besides, police would never block your computer if you break the law. The creators of Attentie! Uw Webbrowser wordt geblokkeerd virus use such a method because the transactions using MoneyPak cannot be canceled and it would be hard to track the ones receiving the money.

We highly recommend removing Attentie! Uw Webbrowser wordt geblokkeerd virus from your computer once you detect it on your PC.  Below we provide removal instructions of this annoying browser hijacker.

Special removal instructions of Attentie! Uw Webbrowser wordt geblokkeerd virus

1. Open your Task Manager (ctrl+shift+esc)
2. Click on Processes tab. Click on “Show processes from all users” button.
3. Find you web browser’s process, left-click on it and choose “End Process” button. Confirm that you want to end this process if Task Manager asks you.
4. Your browser windows should be closed now.

Scan your system with a reputable antispyware program, for example, spyhunter or Hitman. Make sure you have the latest version of your antispyware so it could detect every single threat.

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