Norassie

If you are experiencing an onslaught of suspicious advertisements, there is a possibility that an advertising-supported program from the Norassie family has managed to slither in without your notice. According to our research, all programs from this family are carried by installers that are built by Norassie LTD. Are you familiar with this company? It is unlikely that you are, considering that it does not stand behind any well-known, popular, or reputable pieces of software. As a matter of fact, our research team believes that this company might be completely fictional. After reviewing the official website representing it, we have concluded that it is fictitious. If you want to learn more about that, please continue reading the report. Without a doubt, it is recommended that you remove Norassie-related adware as soon as possible. Just note that it could have entered your operating system bundled with third-party malware, and it might require attention as well. You can check out the guide below to learn how to delete unwanted pieces of software, but we recommend that you read this report first.

Our research team visited http://norassie.org/ to learn more about the company. Unfortunately, this site appears to be bogus, and there is nothing to learn from it. First and foremost, there are no legal statements, such as Privacy Policy or EULA, which makes the company’s activity completely unpredictable. The information that is represented via the home page of this website suggests that the company can provide customers with a wide range of services; however, nothing makes sense after that. For example, if you click the “ABOUT” link, you are routed to http://norassie.org/?q=about, and the information on this page is completely ludicrous. It shows a list of items that you need to clean before the winter season starts. Do we need to say more? The buttons at the bottom of the page create an illusion that Norassie LTD uses other sources, including Twitter and Facebook; however, in reality, they simply route to twitter.com and facebook.com. Overall, every piece of data on this website is random and useless, and you certainly cannot expect the software linked to the company to be highly reliable or beneficial. On the contrary, it is most likely that it deserves removal ASAP.

According to our research, Norassie distributes advertising-supported software (e.g., OpenCandy, VisualBee, and Solimba) using bundled installers. Due to this, adware might be introduced to users along with browser hijackers, potentially unwanted programs – including bogus system optimizers – as well as more serious threats. These could create bigger security issues, but, of course, Norassie-related adware cannot be ignored either. Advertising-supported programs might be introduced to you as harmless applications or extensions, but they could potentially track and leak information about your activity, as well as flood you with completely unreliable ads. Unfortunately, adware creators working with this suspicious company could potentially be malicious, which, in return, means that the software could flood you with misleading advertisements. As you might know, malicious ads can open security backdoors via which more aggressive threats could slither in. Overall, interacting with potentially malicious ads is a bad idea, and that is why you must remove adware. Hopefully, you face no problems deleting Norassie-related adware from your operating system.

The malicious Norassie installers could spread all kinds of advertising-supported programs, and they could do that along with other kinds of threats. Due to these reasons, it is crucial that you inspect your operating system first. If a reliable malware scanner introduces to an overwhelming number of threats, or if you discover that they are more serious, installing legitimate anti-malware software is strongly recommended. Even if some of the threats have managed to conceal themselves, reliable anti-malware software will uncover and delete it right away. If you are thinking about deleting Norassie-related adware manually, you need to identify it first. Hopefully, guides showing you how to eliminate them from your PC and browsers already exist on our website. If you cannot find appropriate guides, do not hesitate to leave a comment below. You can also try using the instructions below. They show how to uninstall software and delete extensions. In most cases, this is enough to delete adware, but running a full system scan afterward is mandatory.

Removal Instructions

Windows XP:

1. Move to the left of the Taskbar and click the Start button.
2. Open the Control Panel menu and then double-click Add or Remove Programs.
3. Select the undesirable program and then click Remove.

Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, or Windows 10:

1. Simultaneously tap Win+R keys on the keyboard to launch the RUN dialog box.
2. Enter control panel into the dialog box and click OK.
3. Navigate to the Uninstall a program menu and find the unwanted program.
4. Right-click the program and then choose Uninstall.

Google Chrome:

1. Open the browser and tap keys Alt+F together to open a menu on the right.
2. Select More tools to uncover more options and then choose Extensions.
3. Click the recycle bin linked to the undesirable add-on and then choose Remove.

Mozilla Firefox:

1. Open the browser and tap keys Ctrl+Shift+A to access the Add-ons Manager.
2. In the menu on the left click Extensions to find all installed add-ons.
3. Click the Remove button on the right of the one you want to get rid of.