LizardLink

Do you think that LizardLink is a legitimate browser extension which will help you find the best deals when shopping online, you will be disappointed after installing it onto Chrome, Firefox and IE browsers. The suspicious plugin is usually acquired via third party software distributors because the download link on the official website lizardlink.biz is inactive. Unfortunately, in some cases this plugin enters the PC without the knowledge of its owner. If this is what has happened in your case as well, you must be extremely surprised about the suspicious pop-up coupons and advertisements which are displayed on the websites you visit. Needless to say, any unauthorized activity is considered to be malicious, and so you should remove LizardLink.

LizardLink is a plugin which is represented just like GoingGo, EnhanceTronic, Surftastic, and many other browser plugins which you cannot install from their official download pages. Even though it is hard to say if these applications have been developed by the same people; however, our best guess is that they are, and this is quite disturbing. Why are all extensions promoted in the same manner inactive? Are they malicious and have been put down? Are they considered to be useless or unprofitable and their developers are not interested in managing them anymore? It is clear to our researchers that these plugins are unreliable and getting them deleted from the PC is highly recommended.

Wait a second. If the download link for LizardLink is inactive, how did this application was installed onto your web browsers? As mentioned before, the plugin can be installed without much of your notice, and in most cases this type of activity is discovered when analyzing packaged software. For example, you are looking for a free version of some computer program. If you accidentally land on an unreliable website and download the program from it, there is a possibility that other undisclosed applications are packed together. Of course, this is considered to be illegal and malicious.

If you do not want to face the suspicious advertisements supported by third parties and irritating, most likely useless pop-up deals or coupons when browsing the web, we recommend that you delete LizardLink from the PC. You can remove this undesirable, advertisement-supported program from the operating system manually or you can install legitimate security tools to do this for you. Note that automatic malware detection and removal software can keep your Windows system guarded against all types of threats, which is why we strongly recommend installing them onto your browsers.

Remove LizardLink from the PC

Remove from Windows XP:

1. Open the Start menu (click the Start icon on the Task Bar).
2. Select Control Panel and double-click Add or Remove Programs.
3. Find the suspicious, undesirable application and Remove it.

Remove from Windows Vista or Windows 7:

1. Navigate to the left of the Task Bar and click the Start menu icon.
2. Open the Control Panel and navigate to Uninstall a program.
3. Locate the program you wish to delete, right-click it and select Uninstall.

Remove from Windows 8:

1. Tap the Windows key to access the Metro UI start screen and right-click on the background.
2. Select All apps, click Control Panel and then Uninstall a program.
3. Right-click the program you wish to remove from the PC and select Uninstall.