Your PC installed a lot of unwanted programs like ProPCCleaner and Crossbrowser after you clicked suspicious links? If you try to remove them but find something left, you can follow the guides below to get rid of them completely.
Introduction of Bedidfbcif.exe and ProPCCleaner.exe
The bedidfbcif.exe is part of a certain unwanted program, while ProPCCleaner.exe is generated from ProPCCleaner. Those unwanted programs usually comes alongside other software downloads as optional offers. They will settle in your system if you fail to reject it when you finish installing. They can also be downloaded from internet. They are embedded onto some links which proceeded to install unwanted programs automatically. No matter you click the links unintentionally or not, they will quickly slip into your PC and complete installations.
Once installed, the bedidfbcif.exe and ProPCCleaner.exe will be created to your system files and hidden from view. They support pop-ups, browser hijackers, and browser extension to your web and rogue software to your system. Even if you remove the visible program or software but leave these two files behind, you will find them remain your computer. You should get rid of all these components to secure your PC.
Remove Bedidfbcif.exe and ProPCCleaner.exe Completely
If you still find these files in your computer after removing PUP or rogue software, you can continue the steps below to get rid of them completely. The best method you should try will be SpyHunter – An adaptive spyware detection and removal tool that delivers ongoing protection against the latest malware, trojans, rootkits and malicious software.
After all the installation processes, you can fix all the detected threats.
(SpyHunter offers free scanner for malware detection. You have the choice of buying SpyHunter for malware removal.)
Method 1: Watch Relevant Removal Video for Help
Step
1: End suspicious process in Windows Task Manager.
Right click the blank Windows Taskbar and
select Start Task Manager to open. If your IE is infected and stuck in Bedidfbcif.exe and ProPCCleaner.exe,
you should end the main iexplorer.exe. FF and Chrome are respectively
corresponding to firefox.exe and chrome.exe.
Step
2: Remove Bedidfbcif and ProPCCleaner from control panel.
Step 3: Erase Bedidfbcif.exe and ProPCCleaner.exe from local disk.
Show hidden folder: start menu >> type 'folder options' and hit enter >> 'View' >> show hidden folder
Delete suspicious files from the folders below.
%AppData%\<random>.exe
%CommonAppData%\<random>.exe
C:\Windows\Temp\<random>.exe
%temp%\<random>.exe
C:\Program Files\<random>
Windows 8 & Windows 8.1
- Slide the mouse cursor to the bottom right corner
of your screen.
- Click Settings on the Charm bar and go
to Control Panel.
- Select Uninstall a program and remove Bedidfbcif and ProPCCleaner.
Windows Vista & Windows 7
- Open the Start menu and click Control Panel.
- Go to Uninstall a program and remove Bedidfbcif and ProPCCleaner.
Windows XP
- Open the Start menu and navigate to Control Panel.
- Select Add or remove programs and uninstall Bedidfbcif and ProPCCleanere.
Step 3: Erase Bedidfbcif.exe and ProPCCleaner.exe from local disk.
Show hidden folder: start menu >> type 'folder options' and hit enter >> 'View' >> show hidden folder
Delete suspicious files from the folders below.
%AppData%\<random>.exe
%CommonAppData%\<random>.exe
C:\Windows\Temp\<random>.exe
%temp%\<random>.exe
C:\Program Files\<random>
Step 4: Delete corrupted registry entries.
Press Win & R on your keyboard. Type 'regedit' and hit enter.
Click Edit > Find...
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\<random>Software
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\supWPM
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Wpm
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\supWPM
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Wpm
After finishing all these steps, you may have already get rid of this browser hijacker. Good luck to you.
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