JFileManager is a program that is classified as PUP (potentially unwanted program) because of its unfair methods of infiltration. Some users have noticed it in their computers after installing Downquick download manager, which is supposed to help you organize your downloads. It can also come bundled to various other software that can be downloaded from the Internet free of charge. In some cases, JFileManager may also install adware and other potentially unwanted programs and random infections. Some of them may be even more dangerous than JFileManager and they can pose risk to your computer.
To avoid installing this and other undesired programs that come using bundling method, you have to be more careful with what you are installing to your computer. Even reputable programs form well-known download websites may try to add other tools that are completely useless. That is why it is highly recommended to always opt for Custom or Advanced installation mode and check out every step carefully. A lot of users just keep on hitting “Next” or “Accept” buttons without having a look what they are agreeing on. Usually all additional programs are listed at one of the installation steps and they may be preselected for you. To avoid adding unwanted programs, always deselect options offering to install applications that are not familiar to you.
If your computer has already been infected and you see JFileManager running although you never intended to use this program, you should eliminate it from your system as soon as possible. Beware that the application can interfere with your browsing experience and even track your browsing habits. Soon you can also notice third party advertisements displayed on your computer while you browse the Internet. If you don’t want to have any privacy and security related issues, remove JFileManager once you notice it on your system.
Download a trustworthy antispyware program, such as Malwarebytes, SpyHunter or StopZilla and run a full system scan with one of these programs. It will automatically detect and remove the adware and any other treats that might be there. Make sure you upgrade the program to its latest version, first.. If you want to go for manual removal, check out the steps provided below this article. The guide explains how to eliminate JFileManager from Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome.
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