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This page aims to help you uninstall YeaDesktop 1.0.0.1 Verification Code Virus. These YeaDesktop 1.0.0.1 Verification Code Virus uninstall instructions work for Chrome, Firefox and Internet Explorer, as well as every version of Windows. [banner_guide]

If you have had YeaDesktop 1.0.0.1 Verification Code Virus installed onto your computer, then you are most likely looking for a way to have it removed. Here, we will give you a detailed removal guide, where we will explain to you the different steps that you will need to complete in order to uninstall the unwanted software and fully get rid of it. However, before we move on to the removal section of the current article, we ought to provide you with a general idea about what YeaDesktop 1.0.0.1 Verification Code Virus actually is and how you can stop it from getting onto your machine again. It is advisable that you first read everything that this article has to offer and then proceed with removing the unpleasant program.

Adware programs

The most common complaints that users have regarding YeaDesktop 1.0.0.1 Verification Code Virus is that it floods their Chrome, Mozilla Firefox or IE browser with obstructive and irritating banners, box messages, pop-ups, shady online offers and page redirects. This kind of behavior is typical for a software category known as Adware. Programs of this type are normally used for generating money through the Pay-Per-Click scheme, which is the main reason why the various types of Internet ads that you see in your browser tend to be so intrusive and obstructive. It is all done for the sole purpose of tricking the user into interacting with the nagging adverts which effectively profits the creator of the unwanted program.

Can Adware be useful?

There are many Adware programs that are in fact promoted as being helpful and beneficial to the user. For example, some are said to improve the PC’s productivity or make one’s browsing experience better, while others are marketed as security tools that improve the protection of the computer. However, the truth is that in the majority of instances, Adware would actually worsen the aforementioned aspects instead of improving them. There are still some programs out there that are legitimately useful and only use ads as a way to support their developers while at the same time remaining free. Yet most software that falls under the Adware category is only beneficial to its creators.

Should YeaDesktop 1.0.0.1 Verification Code Virus be regarded as a PC virus?

There is no doubt that if you want to have a clean and safe PC, you should probably not allow any Adware programs on it. Still, this is not to say that if you have landed YeaDesktop 1.0.0.1 Verification Code Virus, you are dealing with some sort of a nasty virus similar to a Trojan horse or Ransomware. We already explained to you what the primary goal of most Adware applications is. Generally, programs of this category would not attempt to harm your system since this isn’t their purpose. However, it is still advisable to have Adware removed from your computer as soon as you spot it. The reason for that is not only the fact that those programs can be incredibly annoying, but they might also expose your machine to various software threats and make it vulnerable to hacker attacks.

One thing that you should be particularly careful with is the ads that the Adware displays on your browser screen. Though some of them might actually represent legitimate offers, others may serve as redirect links to various shady websites that might have harmful contents. If YeaDesktop 1.0.0.1 Verification Code Virus is currently on your computer and is feeding your browser with obnoxious and intrusive banners, do not be tempted to click on them even if it is just to have them closed. Note that even if there is an X or Close button on an ad, clicking onto it might still count as a click on the advert itself and thus result in a page redirect to some shady website.

Making your system safer

The main reason why Adware gets installed onto so many computers every day is the fact that most users are not as cautious or as vigilant as they should be. For example, if you tend to click on every hyperlink or open every file attachment that gets sent to you via an e-mail or a Facebook/Skype message without first trying to determine whether it is spam or not, then there’s a high chance of landing Adware. Another important thing to consider is the websites that you visit. It is not all that challenging to discern which ones could be potentially harmful and which ones are trusted as long as one uses their common sense while surfing the Internet.

Lastly, you must remember to never rush through the installation menu of software that you want to install. Taking a few moments to take a look at the options in the setup wizard can save you a lot of time later. Many Adware programs get installed onto people’s computers by being bundled to some other piece of software since a lot of users make the mistake of not paying attention to the installation menu. Therefore, the next time you are about to install a new program, try to determine if there are any added installs that look potentially unwanted. In case there are, disable them from the setup wizard since this will leave them out of the installation process.

 

SUMMARY:

NameYeaDesktop 1.0.0.1 Verification Code
Type Adware
Detection Tool

How to Uninstall YeaDesktop 1.0.0.1 Verification Code Virus

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78 responses to “YeaDesktop Virus”
  1. Mono Mona Avatar
    Mono Mona

    127.0.0.1 cpm.paneladmin. pro
    127.0.0.1 publisher.hmdiadmingate. xyz
    127.0.0.1 distribution.hmdiadmingate. xyz
    127.0.0.1 hmdicrewtracksystem. xyz
    127.0.0.1 linkmate. space
    127.0.0.1 space1.adminpressure. space
    127.0.0.1 trackpressure. website
    127.0.0.1 doctorlink. space
    127.0.0.1 beautifllink. xyz

    i cant get rid of this 🙁

    1. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
      HowToRemove.Guide Team

      All you have to do is delete them like you would normally delete regular text from a text file. Just, do not forget to save the changes to the Hosts file afterwards.

  2. N. Avatar
    N.

    thank you so much!!!! I just installed a fresh win10 on my system and someone just had to mess it up right away lol. this helped me a lot <3

    1. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
      HowToRemove.Guide Team

      We are glad to her that our article and guide have helped you. Do not hesitate to turn to us should you ever face another similar problem.

  3. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
    HowToRemove.Guide Team

    You must delete them from the Hosts file and after that save the changes to it.

  4. Franky Hilman Avatar
    Franky Hilman

    https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/31bdb7b20e920613d503789d885fc42971331d73f6780ce3344a7d746c3658e6.png

    hi, this uninstall asking verification code in japanese alphabet.
    can you help me?

    1. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
      HowToRemove.Guide Team

      Did you complete the other steps from the guide? Complete everything else ignoring this for the time being. If the issue persists even after you do everything, contact us again in the comments section, informing us about what happened.

  5. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
    HowToRemove.Guide Team

    Does the account you are using on your PC have Administrator privileges? You need that in order to delete the IP’s and save the changes. As for the anti-malware tool – the free version provides you with a scanner for viruses which you can use in order to find potential threats on your PC. The paid version also gives you the option to allow the program to automatically delete any potential threats as well as live support for the few instances where it might not resolve all your problems. If you do not want to purchase the paid version, we advise you to fully complete the guide. If you cannot delete the IP’s then you might not have access to an Administrator account on the PC you’re using. If your account does have Administrator privileges, write to us in the comments and we will tell you what to do next.

  6. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
    HowToRemove.Guide Team

    The IP’s you’ve send us are from the Hosts file. You just need to delete those and then save the changes to the text file.

  7. pavan ab Avatar
    pavan ab

    127.0.0.1 clients2. google. com
    127.0.0.1 v1.ff. avast. com
    127.0.0.1 vlcproxy. ff. avast. com
    127.0.0.1 wepcdisplaysystem. com
    127.0.0.1 wepcanalyticsystem. com
    127.0.0.1 healthydownload. com
    127.0.0.1 leading2download. com
    127.0.0.1 dwl0. wizzlabs. com
    127.0.0.1 dwl1. wizzlabs. com
    127.0.0.1 wemsofts. com
    127.0.0.1 cpm.paneladmin. pro
    127.0.0.1 publisher. hmdiadmingate. xyz
    127.0.0.1 distribution. hmdiadmingate. xyz
    127.0.0.1 hmdicrewtracksystem. xyz
    127.0.0.1 linkmate. space
    127.0.0.1 space1. adminpressure. space
    127.0.0.1 trackpressure. website
    127.0.0.1 doctorlink. space
    127.0.0.1 beautifllink. xyz
    127.0.0.1 cpm.paneladmin. pro
    127.0.0.1 publisher.hmdiadmingate .xyz
    127.0.0.1 distribution. hmdiadmingate. xyz
    127.0.0.1 hmdicrewtracksystem. xyz
    127.0.0.1 linkmate. space
    127.0.0.1 space1.adminpressure. space
    127.0.0.1 trackpressure. website
    127.0.0.1 doctorlink. space
    127.0.0.1 beautifllink. xyz
    how to get rid of them pls help me?

    1. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
      HowToRemove.Guide Team

      You just need to delete them as normal text and save the changes to the Hosts file.

  8. pavan ab Avatar
    pavan ab

    Where can I find hosts file?

    1. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
      HowToRemove.Guide Team

      Instructions on how to access it are provided within the guide (Step 4).

  9. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
    HowToRemove.Guide Team

    Remove those IP’s by deleting them and then save the changes to the Hosts file.

  10. Ae's Kapil G Avatar
    Ae’s Kapil G

    i will take this step but, there is no result..

  11. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
    HowToRemove.Guide Team

    First complete the other steps from the guide and then go to the Control Panel and try again.

  12. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
    HowToRemove.Guide Team

    We advise you to first complete the other steps that we’ve given you in the guide and then try uninstalling the program again.

  13. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
    HowToRemove.Guide Team

    We are delighted to hear that you’ve been able to resolve your issue with the help of our guide! Be sure to contact us if you ever run into any similar issue.

  14. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
    HowToRemove.Guide Team

    In that case, open your Start Menu and copy-paste this line “notepad %windir%/system32/Drivers/etc/hosts”. Right-click on the first (and probably only) search result and select “Run as Administrator”. Now , you should be able to freely make changes to the file and save them afterwards.

    1. MrAwesome Avatar
      MrAwesome

      yeah i already got through it but i forgot to delete this comment. but i have another question. i found the unins000. exe file in the registry files. can i edit the binary files in order to skip the verification code when uninsalling or do i have to delete it too.

      1. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
        HowToRemove.Guide Team

        Probably, you could do that. However, what changes need to be made is unclear. As far as deleting the key goes, it is advisable that you do not do that unless you are sure that you are deleting something that comes from the unwanted software. Is the problem currently solved for you or does the intrusiveness persist?

        1. MrAwesome Avatar
          MrAwesome

          i still have the virus in my computer but i managed to clean up most of its components. all that’s left are pop up ads that respond to my click in the webpage i’m viewing unlike how it was when it first installed itself on my pc. it was a mess.
          i plan to figure out a way to uninstall it without downloading anything because most the time it blocks malware cleaning software from installing such as malwarebytes.

          and thus, the only option i can think of is probability that editing the binary files. but i don’t understand how it works at all. so i need help with this, i can provide screenshots so i could be walked through it.

          1. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
            HowToRemove.Guide Team

            That might help but we give you no guarantees. Before you do anything with the Registry, first try resetting your browser settings and clearing its cache.

        2. MrAwesome Avatar
          MrAwesome

          and uh! one more thing, i have another issue, i installed logmein hamachi lately. it’s a virtual ethernet adapter. it allows you to use multiplayer games to play online via without needing servers. when i installed it, it worked for a couple of hours but then my connection was lost, it did not fully operate since. It is stuck at reconnecting and connecting, i have windows 8 as the operating system if that helps in any way

          1. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
            HowToRemove.Guide Team

            You can try re-installing it. Seems the best thing to do in such a case.

  15. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
    HowToRemove.Guide Team

    If the symptoms are no longer present, the unwanted software has probably been successfully removed.

  16. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
    HowToRemove.Guide Team

    If you have an antivirus tool, it might be intervening with the program’s activity.

  17. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
    HowToRemove.Guide Team

    No, when you press Cntrl + F, you should type the exact name of the unwanted program. In this instance it can try typing “YeaDesktop” and see if anything pops-up.

  18. ludo Avatar
    ludo

    i cant even download anything .. what should i do ? once i download any security app .. it says that ( failed ) even my windows 10 recovery dosen’t let me remove and clean my pc !!!! whyyy !!!

    1. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
      HowToRemove.Guide Team

      Did you try any of the suggested steps from the guide on this page?

      1. Thong Sook Ying Avatar
        Thong Sook Ying

        I getting crazy about the yeadesktop fk it. I follow all the step it’s doesn’t work. And my pc getting bad the all icon gone my chrome gone….. My pc juz buy within one month how sad I

        1. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
          HowToRemove.Guide Team

          Can you send us a screenshot of the programs that you have installed on your PC (from the Control Panel)?

  19. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
    HowToRemove.Guide Team

    When you were completing the steps from the guide, did you find any sketchy IP addresses in your Hosts file or any obscure keys/folders in the Registry Editor?

    1. Empercia Avatar
      Empercia

      i get too frustrated i reset my laptop to the previous recovery and it seems solve the problem tho. cause i dont know what to find in the registry editor. too many things inside TwT

      1. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
        HowToRemove.Guide Team

        You just need to type the name of the unwanted program in the search bar in the Registry Editor and see if anything shows up.

  20. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
    HowToRemove.Guide Team

    What happens when you try to install it?

    1. Thong Sook Ying Avatar
      Thong Sook Ying

      Same case with me. It wont let me download spyhunter or anything else. Fuck the virus

      1. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
        HowToRemove.Guide Team

        Did you try completing the guide?

  21. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
    HowToRemove.Guide Team

    Yes, the program will scan your system for you.

  22. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
    HowToRemove.Guide Team

    It is advisable that you delete them and then save the changes to the file.

  23. إبراهيم النقيب Avatar
    إبراهيم النقيب

    if i downloaded spyhunter. shall I do all these steps or scan will solve it?

    1. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
      HowToRemove.Guide Team

      Depends on whether you download the full or the free version. The free version will scan your computer and show you the potentially unwanted files that you’d need to manually remove afterwards. The full version will remove the unwanted data for you.

  24. Alif Haiqal Avatar
    Alif Haiqal

    im stuck at the Network Connections

    1. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
      HowToRemove.Guide Team

      Exactly how are you stuck? What is the issue that you are unable to overcome?

      1. Simcha Avatar
        Simcha

        I have no protocals

        1. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
          HowToRemove.Guide Team

          Did you complete the rest of the steps?

  25. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
    HowToRemove.Guide Team

    Did you find anything suspicious in the Hosts file or in the Registry editor?

  26. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
    HowToRemove.Guide Team

    Did you check the Hosts file and the Registry Editor?

  27. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
    HowToRemove.Guide Team

    Did you find anything in the Hosts file or in the Registry Editor that seems shady or suspicious?

  28. Jovian Kurnia Avatar
    Jovian Kurnia

    127.0.0.1 cpm.paneladmin. pro
    127.0.0.1 publisher.hmdiadmingate. xyz
    127.0.0.1 distribution.hmdiadmingate. xyz
    127.0.0.1 hmdicrewtracksystem. xyz
    127.0.0.1 linkmate. space
    127.0.0.1 space1.adminpressure. space
    127.0.0.1 trackpressure. website
    127.0.0.1 doctorlink. space
    127.0.0.1 plugpackdownload. net
    127.0.0.1 dscdn. pw
    127.0.0.1 beautifllink. xyz
    it’s the hacker IP i guess, can you help me?

    1. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
      HowToRemove.Guide Team

      Yes, those IP’s are certainly not supposed to be in your Hosts file. You will need to delete them from the file and then save it so that the changes are implemented.

  29. gokul somu Avatar
    gokul somu

    i did all these way i can’t uninstall yeadesktop

    1. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
      HowToRemove.Guide Team

      Was there nothing in the Hosts file?

  30. Oppo Neo Avatar
    Oppo Neo

    What I did was the easiest and the fastest. (OS: Windows 10)
    1. I clicked Shift + Restart
    2. Chose “Troubleshoot”
    3. Chose “Advanced Options”
    4. Chose “System Restore”
    5. Check the Restore Point if it was not too long ago
    6. Scanned the AFFECTED PROGRAMS, and there was “1.0.0.1….”
    7. Chose to Restore
    8. Wait for a few minutes
    9. Restart
    10. Check YeaDesktop in programs, GONE LIKE A BUBBLE!

  31. daniel Avatar
    daniel

    # localhost name resolution is handled within DNS itself.
    # 127.0.0.1 localhost
    # ::1 localhost

    1. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
      HowToRemove.Guide Team

      Those IP’s are supposed to be there so do not remove them.

  32. Oremo Avatar
    Oremo

    I did all those steps and i removed that adware. Now i have another problem: chrome refuse to install the extensions and themes (i wanted to send screenshots but it didn’t work) it shows that the download failed due to network. Also I’d like to mention that the downloads are working fine so it’s a just a problem of chrome app store (i suspect it’s because of the rename ‘backup default’) and thank you for your time 🙂

    1. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
      HowToRemove.Guide Team

      Try resetting your Chrome browser and deleting the cache. Re-installing the browser might work as well.

  33. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
    HowToRemove.Guide Team

    Yes, those IP’s should be removed from the Hosts files – be sure to delete them from the file and save the changes.

  34. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
    HowToRemove.Guide Team

    The free version of the anti-malware tool will only show you the potentially hazardous files but you will need to delete them manually. If you get the full version of the security application, it will delete the shady data for you.

  35. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
    HowToRemove.Guide Team

    Do you have Administrator rights on the account that you are currently using on the computer?

  36. Fani Avatar
    Fani

    I can not delete the IPs in the host file and save it. When I attempted to save, it will save itself as a new .txt file instead of replacing the original one.
    When I attempted to “save as..” and clicked the original file in its original location to try replacing it, it said “access denied”.

    I also can’t open the file by inputting “notepad %windir%/system32/Drivers/etc/hosts” to the start menu and right-clicking “open as administrator”. It said system can’t find the path specified (but I can open it using startkey+R)

    1. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
      HowToRemove.Guide Team

      Are you certain that the account you are currently using on the PC has Administrator rights? Can you try doing all this through another account?

  37. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
    HowToRemove.Guide Team

    There is no need to panic. Those IP’s shouldn’t be in the Hosts file so we advise you to delete them. Just do not forget to save the changes to the Hosts file.

  38. Ben Whybrow Avatar
    Ben Whybrow

    Have a look at these please:
    127.0.0.1 cpm.paneladmin. pro
    127.0.0.1 publisher.hmdiadmingate. xyz
    127.0.0.1 distribution.hmdiadmingate. xyz
    127.0.0.1 hmdicrewtracksystem. xyz
    127.0.0.1 linkmate. space
    127.0.0.1 space1.adminpressure. space
    127.0.0.1 trackpressure. website
    127.0.0.1 doctorlink. space
    127.0.0.1 plugpackdownload. net
    127.0.0.1 dscdn. pw
    127.0.0.1 beautifllink. xyz

    1. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
      HowToRemove.Guide Team

      Those are all IP addresses that shouldn’t be in you Hosts file. Make sure to delete them and save the changes to the file.

  39. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
    HowToRemove.Guide Team

    All the IP’s that are in your Hosts file must be deleted. Be sure to do that ASAP.

  40. Jeff NucléusT Avatar
    Jeff NucléusT

    thanks for you help!!!!

    1. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
      HowToRemove.Guide Team

      You are most welcome! We are glad to have been able to aid you.

  41. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
    HowToRemove.Guide Team

    Can you delete the YeaDesktop directories in the Registry Editor?

    1. Frikha Haythem Avatar
      Frikha Haythem

      Yes, I deleted all YeaDesktop directories from my Registry Editor.

  42. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
    HowToRemove.Guide Team

    Could you rephrase your question?The banners you see on our site are coming from the website itself and have nothing to do with anything that is on your PC. However, if you are getting intrusive banners and ads on other websites, they are in no way related to the banners you see on our pages.

  43. Frikha Haythem Avatar
    Frikha Haythem

    Oh, i thought they were ads from Yeadesktop. thank you!

  44. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
    HowToRemove.Guide Team

    The IP addresses that you’ve send us aren’t supposed to be in your Hosts file, thus we advise you to delete them from there and save the changes.

  45. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
    HowToRemove.Guide Team

    All those IP addresses that you’ve send to us should be deleted from your Hosts file since they aren’t supposed to be there.

  46. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
    HowToRemove.Guide Team

    Were there any shady IP’s in the hosts file?

  47. Roseanne Cordero Avatar
    Roseanne Cordero

    these are the ones that look suspicious:

    127.0.0.1 wemsofts. com

    127.0.0.1 bongadoom. com

    127.0.0.1 wepcmainsystem. com

    127.0.0.1 internalcampaigntargets .com

    127.0.0.1 bongadoom. com

    127.0.0.1 getthefilenow. com

    127.0.0.1 bigpicturepop. com

    127.0.0.1 wizzcaster. com

    127.0.0.1 bestoffersfortoday. com

    127.0.0.1 wepcmainsystem. com

    127.0.0.1 agent.wizztrakys. com

    127.0.0.1 csdimonetize. com

    127.0.0.1 dl.azalee. site

    127.0.0.1 titiaredh. com

    127.0.0.1 wepcdisplaysystem. com

    127.0.0.1 wepcanalyticsystem. com

    127.0.0.1 healthydownload. com

    127.0.0.1 leading2download. com

    127.0.0.1 dwl0.wizzlabs. com

    127.0.0.1 dwl1.wizzlabs. com

    127.0.0.1 installpixel. com

    127.0.0.1 burningcube. ru

    127.0.0.1 mess1.wizzmonetize. com

    127.0.0.1 dl.azalee. site

    127.0.0.1 dl.smashdl. com

    127.0.0.1 downloadmyhost. com

    127.0.0.1 lapapahoster. com

    1. HowToRemove.Guide Team Avatar
      HowToRemove.Guide Team

      Yes, those IP’s are indeed suspicious and must be deleted from your Hosts file! Be sure to remove them and then save the changes to the file.

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