Adware or Junkware has been a persistent problem in Windows. No matter how cautious and vigilant you are, these harmful entities have a tendency to slip through once in a while. And if you're among those computer users who don't like reading fine prints when installing applications, there's a bigger risk of installing adware that comes with the installer. Just for clarification purposes, Adware includes not only the potentially unwanted programs (PUPs) installed on your computer, it also includes any toolbars, add-ons, extensions, and homepage hijackers installed without you being aware of it.

One of the most annoying things about Adware is that they have a nature of deeply embedding with the other legitimate programs, which means you cannot just uninstall them like any other regular program. You will know if your computer is infected with Adware if there's sudden downloading of other programs, reappearing even after you uninstalled it, and other suspicious activities happening on your PC.

To protect your computer system from being infected with Adware, you can use a free tool such as Unchecky, which has the ability to notify you if there's a suspected bundled adware while you're installing a program. However, if your PC has already been infected with adware/junkware, you can wipe it clean by using the Ultra Adware Killer. Ultra Adware Killer is a free and lightweight program that scans and eliminates any adware in your computer. If you're interested in how to install and run the Ultra Adware Killer, read the rest of this article and be educated.

To begin with, download the Ultra Adware Killer from its official website for free. Once you have downloaded it, launch the application. You will notice that the interface itself it simple and straightforward. Before you click on the Start Scan button, make sure you don't have any browser sessions open as the program will terminate all these without any warning. Once you have this checked, you may now proceed and click the Start Scan button to start scanning your computer for any adware/junkware.



After the Ultra Adware Killer has finished the scan, it will list all the adware found on your system according to their locations. Navigate through all the tabs to find out all the potential adware discovered on your PC.


One thing you should know is that not everything that the tool has listed is completely considered as adware, and there will be false-positives. Therefore, you will have to go through the listed items, and then un-select those that you think and know are clean. The good thing about the Ultra Adware Killer program is that it provides suggestions for known items. After you have de-selected the false-positives, click on theCleanup button to proceed with the cleanup process.


After clicking the Cleanup button, you will be prompted with a dialog window asking you to confirm the action. Save your ongoing work, if you have any, and then close all applications and browser windows before clicking the Yes button.
And that's it! You have successfully cleaned your computer system from any adware/junkware. And since Ultra Adware Killer creates a restore point before the cleanup process, you can always go back to the computer's previous state just in case a problem occurs.

If you'd like to view a detailed scan and/or removal log of your recent actions, simply click the Menu button on the tools' home screen, then select either one of the options available -- View scan log or View removal log. To serve as an example, we're going to select View scan log.


This will open the respective log in Windows Notepad. If you scroll down the file, you will see all the scanned and/or removed registry entries, extensions, programs, and so on.


Once you're done using the program, you can now safely uninstall the application by clicking the Menu button, and then selecting the Uninstall option. If a prompt appears asking you if you want to completely remove the Ultra Adware Killer, click Yes to proceed.

So there you have it, it's so simple to use the Ultra Adware Killer program to clean any potential adware/junkware that can pose harm to your computer and your safety.

Important Note: This may require an advance tech skills. Please proceed with caution or you may contact a professional to do it for you.