How can I remove ad.yield.manager from my computer?

How can I remove ad.yield.manager from my computer?

I've already downloaded Anvi Smart Defender and already blocked this site (including ad.serverplus) but they still pop up randomly. how do i totally get rid of this so annoying pop ups? Any suggestions are appreciated.

 

Ad.yieldmanager.com is a tracking cookie. This is not a virus or a Trojan. Cookies are harmless and don't represent any threats.

However, ad.yieldmanager.com or just simply yieldmanager.com, tracks you across various websites, thus recording your

user behavior. The problem is that you never gave them the permission to track you. What is more, the recorded information might be sold to third party websites for marketing purposes. That's why anvi smart defender detect ad.yieldmanager.com as a threat. YieldManager does not spread automatically using its own means.

You need to manually remove yieldmanager before anvi smart defender block the site. It depends on what kind of browser you use.

Here I take IE for example:

1. Open Internet Explorer. In Internet Explorer go to: Tools -> Internet Options.
2. On the "General" tab, under Temporary Internet files, click "Settings".
3. Click "View Files" button.
4. A new window titled "Temporary Internet Files" will show up. Search for cookies: ad.yieldmanager.com,

content.yieldmanager.com, yieldmanager.com or yieldmanager.net and delete them. It's content.yieldmanager.com in our case.

NOTE: if for any reason you can't find those cookies then simply delete all the cookies from your computer.
# On the "General" tab, click "Delete" under Browsing History in the "Internet Options" dialog box.
# In the "Delete Browsing History" dialog box, click to clear all of the check boxes except for the Cookies check box.
# Click "Delete".
5.Close that window.
6. To access Internet Explorer's cookie options, select Tools -> Options -> Privacy tab. Then click on "Sites" button.
7. Type in yieldmanager.com and click "Block" button. You should also add yieldmanager.net to the list. Now both domain names should be listed in the "Managed websites" list.
8. Click "OK" to save the changes. That's it!

After you manually remove the cookies, please run a scan with Anvi Smart Defender again to completely block annoying ads sites.

Good luck.

 

When you've followed the advice in the post above, (check the instructions+pics here: link), you could also decide to block cookies and build a whitelist yourself.
But be sure to uninstall ' Anvi Smart Defender'.
It has a reputation for nasty false positives; drivers and OS files. And a poor removal score.
The GUI looks well though.
If you want a (2nd opinion) malware removal program, choose either ' HitmanPro3' or ' Malwarebytes'Antimalware'.

The easiest way to protect yourself against any browser based 'mayhem', is running free ' Sandboxie'.
It runs a copy of programs like IE/FF/etc in a sandbox, that way cookies, drive-by trojans, whatever changes or malware will all be erased when you close (and thus wipe) the sandbox.

 

You might be interested in the free Do Not Track Plus

Also have a look at their Tracker Index where you will see yieldmanager

All the best, woz of oz

 

AdBlock Plus (FF or Chrome)

Go to adds on setting and go to AdBlock Plus settings. Click on filters and deselect "Allow non-intrusive advertising"


Then subscribe to more filters: Known Adblock Plus subscriptions

-EasyPrivacy
-Fanboy's list
-Fanboy's annoyances
-Fanboy's Tracking/Stats blocking

Scroll down

-Malware domains


Now you should enjoy the internet as it is meant to be

 

Sorry for late reply, Sanage's steps work.
And I will also take Baserk's advice to uninstall anvi smart defender.
I will try it again when anvi smart defender is more mature in virus detection.
Thanks for all your help.

 

u may give a shot by following the steps here:
Remove Computer Malware: Receive yieldmanager– Steps to Remove Pop up Quickly
if you are confused about the procedures, there's a video to take for an example
wish u luck

 

Ad.yieldmanager.com is a not a virus or Trojan it’s a tracking cookie. Cookies are small text files that help make your browsing much more convenient. I think you may get rid of pop-ups caused by ad.yieldmanager by deleting temporary internet files and system cleanup.