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Arthur Koch2012-08-31 19:28:17
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Arthur Koch, 2012-08-31 19:28:17

Is it possible to teach Kaspersky or Windu to perceive mail.ru products as heresy?

Actually a subject. Is it even possible to burn this rubbish at the stake using the combination “mail.ru”?
No matter how they shout about checkmarks and the like, here's an example for you.
The girl put the toy online, a guard and a companion appeared. Added three bookmarks in chrome. Mail.ru has become the main browser. Default search - who do you think? Right!
Attention! I delete bookmarks, change, search on Google, remove the start page. I reboot the computer. Everything is new: search, bookmarks, home page. I won't say, "burn in hell." Just tell me how to castrate it on the vine.

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beduin01, 2012-08-31
@beduin01

I had ideas to write and start distributing software that would perform the function of cleaning the computer from mail.ru products. If there are like-minded people, then write to [email protected]

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Alexey, 2012-08-31
@Sterhel

Aida then accept in the comments universal remedies against all such bars.
With Ya.Bar, such a thing was noticed - when installing some popular free software, if you click the installation for advanced users, you will also be able to control the installation of the bar. There will be 3 checkboxes - set the bar itself, default search and default home. Having removed the first checkbox from the bar, you will notice that the other two checkboxes are now blocked, they cannot be removed. So, to prevent this evil on the computer, the jackdaws must be removed from the bottom up.
In my opinion, this is a rather vile and intrusive promotion of their services. Fufufu be like that.

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Yakhnev, 2012-08-31
@Yakhnev

Previously, everything was solved very simply, the elementary Anvir TaskManager issues a warning that someone wants to be added to startup or change the browser start page. We remove the autoload checkboxes from the mailru guard, we get a request to kill the corresponding process - so it does not have time to mess up again. With newer versions, this simple method may not be enough.

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Stac, 2012-09-01
@Stac

The hosts and mail file will no longer be for you in principle.

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egorinsk, 2012-09-01
@egorinsk

Alternatively, you can create empty files in place of the guard executables and plugin dlls that can neither be read nor deleted. It is unlikely that the installer will have enough mind to change the rights.

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Roy, 2012-09-03
@Roy

You can try to prohibit all executable files signed by mail.ru through Software Restriction Policies.

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AxisPod, 2012-08-31
@AxisPod

hijackthis on them. In general, it is necessary to demolish the guard, he again returns everything to its place.

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m08pvv, 2012-09-01
@m08pvv

Settings -> Application Control -> data protection
In principle, this is possible.

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egorinsk, 2012-09-01
@egorinsk

But if these guards are installed on your computer, maybe it's easier not to bother? There is nothing wrong with an extra panel in the browser.

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Alexander, 2012-09-02
@Alexx_ps

In the services, check for the presence of GuardMailRu. You kill this service, demolish all products of soap.ru.

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Ivan Taranov, 2015-04-29
@r2d

it would be better to make the software useful and include functionality for cleaning up all this garbage in it, the point is not just to clean it up, but the point is that mail has no desire to develop it all, this is of course hopeless against such a big company, but I think everything is possible

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Rastishka, 2017-02-17
@Rastishka

A little off topic, but suddenly someone does not know and who will help. I always put unchecky.com on all my non-advanced users . The authors of the program write about themselves like this: Unchecks
for you
Unchecky automatically unchecks additional programs, saving you time and making it less likely to accidentally install unwanted programs.
Warning
Installers often try to build in the installation of additional programs as a natural part of the installation process. Unchecky warns you when you try to agree to the installation of potentially unwanted programs, making it less likely to be accidentally installed.

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