How to Remove the Niwp App

Niwp App is a rogue app belonging to a large adware family known for spamming users with obstructive ads and, often, misleading pop-up notifications that are made to appear like legitimate antivirus warnings. Other similar rogue apps are Oovi Appc and BpolApp.

While Niwp App itself is not a direct threat to your system’s health or your virtual security, its actions can result in you getting exposed to more problematic software and content. Its ads can redirect you to phishing pages or even expose you to Trojans, Ransomware, and other highly dangerous malware variants.

For this reason, I’ve prepared the next guide to help you deal with this threat.

Niwp App Removal Tutorial

My advice is to first attempt to remove Niwp App in a more conventional way. Even if this doesn’t always get the job done, it sets the groundwork for what’s to follow:

1. Open your Start Menu and access “Apps & Features.”
2. Sort the list of programs by installation date, then focus on anything installed when your problems began.
3. If you spot Niwp App—or any software that doesn’t belong—uninstall it by following the provided steps. Simple, right?
4. Head to C:\Program Files or C:\Program Files (x86) and search for leftover files tied to Niwp App.
5. Delete these manually to ensure no loose ends remain.

Video walkthrough for this step:

Restart your computer after completing this process. This confirms whether the malware is gone or if further steps are needed.

SUMMARY:

Name	Niwp App
Type	Adware
Detection Tool

Important! Read Before Continuing

How to Remove the Niwp App Virus

This is the start of the full manual removal process for Niwp App. To be successful with the next steps, there are two things you need to do in order to prepare:

First, download LockHunter. It’s a lightweight utility designed to delete files that refuse to budge. Think of it as your malware removal secret weapon.

Next, show hidden files. Open “Folder Options” through the Start Menu, switch to the “View” tab, and select “Show hidden files, folders, and drives.” Apply the changes. This step exposes files that malware often hides to avoid detection.

Why Hidden Files Matter
Hidden files can contain key malware components. Without enabling visibility, these files remain tucked away, making complete removal impossible.

How to Show Hidden Files and Folders

Delete Niwp App Virus Files

Threats like Niwp App like to create files in a number of locations in the system. You’ll have to manually go to each location and hunt down the rogue files – there’s no going around it unless you choose to opt for the SpyHunter 5 solution.

Begin with the Roaming folder at C:\Users\YourUsername\AppData\Roaming. Malware often uses confusing, random names to disguise itself. Delete anything suspicious, especially if you notice the name matches Niwp App.

Now, clean out the Temp folder located at C:\Users\YourUsername\AppData\Local\Temp. This folder serves as a dumping ground for temporary malware files. Clear everything inside. Don’t worry; no critical system files exist here.

Startup folders are another common hiding spot. Check these locations:

• C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
• C:\Users\YourUsername\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup

Delete unknown entries. Once done, revisit C:\Program Files and C:\Program Files (x86) to ensure no malware remains. This process feels tedious but serves as a vital step in reclaiming control.

How to Delete Persistent Files with Lock Hunter

Get Rid of Niwp App Scheduled Tasks

Do not forget about the Task Scheduler! This is something that many removal tutorials omit, yet any tasks created here by the Niwp App malware can allow it to reinstall even after you’ve completely removed it.

These tasks run in the background, relaunching malware even after you’ve removed its files. Open the Task Scheduler from the Start Menu. Navigate to the Task Scheduler Library and review all tasks.

Look for anything unusual. Malware-related tasks often execute strange scripts or open unknown files. If you find one, delete it immediately. Eliminating these tasks prevents Niwp App from reinstalling itself.

Video walkthrough for this step:

Remove Niwp App From the System Registry

The Windows Registry acts as the brain of your operating system. Niwp App uses it to embed itself deeply into your system. Cleaning it up ensures the malware is fully removed.

To start, open the Registry Editor by typing “regedit” into the Start Menu and running it as an administrator. Use the search function (Ctrl + F) to locate entries tied to Niwp App. Delete anything associated with the malware. Exercise caution, though. Removing essential system entries can cause serious issues.

Check these locations manually:

In each of these directories, check the values in the right panel and delete anything suspicious without touching the key (left panel) that contains the value.

Tip: Back up the registry before making changes. This gives you a safety net in case something goes wrong.

Video walkthrough for this step:

Get Rid of Niwp App Browser Policies

Some adware programs also invade the browser and introduce a third-party policy to take control of its settings.

The easiest way to see if this is the case with your browser is to open it, select its menu, and look for a “Managed by your organization” message at the very bottom of the menu. If you see it, here are two ways to get rid of the rogue policy:

Open the Group Policy Editor. Navigate to “Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates.”

Right-click Administrative Templates > Add/Remove Templates. Delete any unfamiliar entries.

For Chrome users, a tool like Chrome Policy Remover simplifies the process. Download the tool, run it as an administrator, and let it do the heavy lifting.

Video walkthrough for this step:

Manual Group Policy Removal

Automatic Group Policy Removal

Uninstall the Niwp App From Your Browser

If Niwp App added a rogue policy to your browser, it has almost certainly made other changes there too. Now that you’ve removed its policy, you should also be able to reverse these changes. Here’s how to do that:

To restore normalcy, open your browser’s extensions menu. Remove anything unrecognized. If you’re unsure about an extension’s purpose, it’s safer to delete it.

Next, clear your browser’s cached data. Select “All Time” to ensure a thorough cleanup. Leave saved passwords unless you suspect they’ve been compromised.

While you’re at it, check Site Settings and remove any unfamiliar URLs or permissions.

Finally, reset your default search engine, homepage, and startup settings. These steps help reclaim control of your browsing experience.

Proactive Measures for Future Protection

After removing Niwp App, keeping your system secure becomes the priority. Start with antivirus software. Choose a reliable program and keep it updated. Schedule regular scans to catch threats early.

Avoid downloading software from unknown sources. Stick to official websites or trusted platforms. Before installing anything, check user reviews. Suspicious software often raises red flags in feedback.

Keep your operating system updated. Security patches protect against vulnerabilities malware exploits. Enable firewalls and other built-in protections to bolster your defenses.

Adopting Safe Digital Habits

Good habits make a big difference in preventing malware infections. Don’t click on links or download attachments from unknown senders. Phishing scams often look convincing but prey on your trust. Verify emails and websites before providing personal information.

Create unique passwords for each account. Add two-factor authentication whenever possible. These measures reduce the risk of unauthorized access. For extra peace of mind, back up important files regularly. Store backups on external drives or secure cloud services.

A Step-by-Step Success Story

Every step in this guide builds toward one goal—removing Niwp App and regaining control. Simple methods work best for most cases. Advanced steps tackle persistent problems. Preventative strategies ensure malware doesn’t return.

Confidence comes from knowledge and action. By following these instructions, you take control of your system’s safety. Navigating the digital world with security and peace of mind becomes your new normal.