Daily Bible Guide Toolbar - How to remove

Daily Bible Guide Toolbar is a malicious program that can appear on Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome. The program is installed together with other software that is usually available to get from the Internet for free. Once inside the browser, Daily Bible Guide Toolbar changes some of the settings. It alters your homepage to home.tb.ask.com and the default search provider to search.tb.ask.com, or the homepage to hp.myway.com and the default search engine to MyWay.

Ads by Daily Bible Guide Toolbar

These websites display various ads and sponsored links in your search results. Daily Bible Guide Toolbar is trying to create traffic on these pages and make money by making users click on affiliate links. Another objective of the Daily Bible Guide Toolbar is to collect data about users’ browsing habits. It is interested in what websites you are visiting and so on; information like your IP, device information, and every search query. This data is sent to marketers who use it to decide which ads you are likely to click on and how to make the most money from you.

This behavior is the same across all toolbars that were developed by Mindspark, like CalendarSpark, MyTransitMapper, and ReadingFanatic. These toolbars are lazily developed and have almost no features that could justify their existence. They’re created solely to show ads to people and are advertised by various illegitimate and very aggressive ad networks.

How to avoid Daily Bible Guide

To avoid Daily Bible Guide Toolbar, you should pay more attention to the installation steps of free programs that you are installing. Make sure you follow every installation step and deselect any options to install unfamiliar applications. This way you will prevent your computer from many undesired activities.

Free programs bundle Daily Bible Guide Toolbar and other unwanted software because they profit from it. The pay-per-install industry tries to trick people to make them install programs that they don’t want, and then show them ads and collect money from advertisers. If you allow adware to infect your computer, then toolbars like DailyBibleGuide will be recommended to you nonstop.

How to remove Daily Bible Guide Toolbar

To remove Daily Bible Guide Toolbar, go to Control Panel -> Add and Remove programs list and uninstall it from there. You should also check browser extensions for Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome and remove it from there. If you do not see it listed, you should use antimalware tools like SpyHunter and scan your computer with it. If you had redirecting issues, you might need to reset your home page and search engine to the one you used before:

On Internet explorer:

1. Click arrow on the right of search box;
2. Do the following: on IE8-9 choose Manage Search providers, on ie7 click change search defaults;
3. Remove Daily Bible Guide Toolbar from the list.

On Firefox :

1. Enter “about:config” in url bar. This will open settings page;
2. Type “Keyword.url” in the search box. Right click it & reset it;
3. Type “browser.search.defaultengine” in the search box. Right click it & reset it;
4. Type “browser.search.selectedengine” in the search box. Right click it & reset it;
5. Search for ‘browser.newtab.url’. Right-click and reset. This will make sure that the search page won’t launch on each new tab.

On Google Chrome:

1. Click 3 horizontal lines icon on browser toolbar;
2. Select Settings;
3. Select Basics ->Manage Search engines;
4. Remove unnecessary search engines from list;
5. Go back to settings. On Startup choose open blank page ( you can remove undesired pages from the set pages link too).

Please note, it is very important to scan your computer with a reliable antimalware program after Daily Bible Guide Toolbar is removed as it might be your system got infected with viruses while having it.

On behalf of developers of Daily Bible Guide Toolbar we were asked to remove this article due to false information on it. However, we feel like this post is correct and helpful to our readers. Daily Bible Guide Toolbar and other software developed by Mindspark Interactive Network, Inc. can be detected and recognised as viruses or potentially unwanted software by various anti-malware tools. Toolbars developed by Mindspark share same EULA (End User License Agreement) that is mislieding. It claims that this software is not an adware or malware, while there are statements that toolbars might display advertisements from 3rd parties or monetise toolbars in other ways. By definition such software is considered as an adware. All articles posted on www.2-viruses.com regarding products of Mindspark are correct.

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