Password Manager Detection and Removal

Do you see Password Manager on your device? Act fast! Read this post to learn what are the dangers of it and how to safely get rid of it.

What Is Password Manager?

Password Manager is tied to a potentially unwanted program (PUP). This is a type of software that is not necessarily malicious, but may have undesirable and potentially dangerous effects on your computer.

Password Manager is ad-supported and could also act as a browser hijacker by changing your browser’s settings without your your knowledge or consent.

These programs can be intrusive and can slow down computer performance, display unwanted advertisements, or redirect you to malicious websites.

Additionally, such malware can compromise your online security or personal information.

Threat Name	Password Manager
Type	Browser Redirect Alerts, PUP, Unsafe Domain
Removal Time	9 Minutes
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What Does Password Manager Do?

Password Manager is a threat mainly used to capture personal information from users and push ads for advertising revenue.

It is compatible with the most commonly used browsers like Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox.

Upon installation, it is likely that it will alter your browser’s settings and change your default home page to its own.

Password Manager may cause redirects to suspicious and scamming pages. Interacting with any of the content Password Manager provides is not advisable, as it may expose you at various risks.

Once installed, Password Manager may start displaying advertisements and sponsored links in your search results, and may disturb your browsing habits. And, by clicking on any of those ads, you expose your PC at risk again.

The worst part about this browser hijacker is that it uses tracking technology to monitor your browsing behaviour and record that information along with other personal information, such as usernames, emails, etc.

This data may then be sold to third parties, such as advertising agencies, aiming to improve their targeting and display custom ads in accordance with your searches.

How to Remove Password Manager?

In case you already have the Password Manager detection on your computer, don’t worry as there is an easy way to remove it.

Follow the instructions below to install a trustworthy anti-malware program that will take care of the removal process for you. Manual instructions are also provided for tech-savvy users.

Preparation before removal of Password Manager:

1.Make sure to backup your files.
2.Make sure to have this instructions page always open so that you can follow the steps.
3.Be patient as the removal may take some time.

Step 1: Reboot your computer in Safe Mode:

1) Hold Windows Key and R

2) A run Window will appear, in it type “msconfig” and hit Enter

3) After the Window appears go to the Boot tab and select Safe Boot

Step 2: Cut out Password Manager in Task Manager

1) Press CTRL+ESC+SHIFT at the same time.

2)Locate the “Details” tab and find malicious process of Password Manager. Right-click on it and click on “End Process”.

Step 3: Eliminate Password Manager‘s Malicious Registries.

For most Windows variants:

1) Hold Windows Button and R. In the “Run” box type “regedit” and hit “Enter”.

2) Hold CTRL+F keys and type Password Manager or the file name of the malicious executable of the virus which is usually located in %AppData%, %Temp%, %Local%, %Roaming% or %SystemDrive%. Usually, most viruses tend to set entries with random names in the “Run” and “RunOnce” sub-keys.

3) You can also find the virus’s malicious files by right-clicking on the value and seeing it’s data. After having located malicious registry objects, some of which are usually in the Run and RunOnce subkeys delete them permanently and restart your computer. Here is how to find and delete keys for different versions.

Step 4: Scan for all virus files, related to Password Manager and secure your system.

If you are in Safe Mode, boot back into normal mode and follow the steps below

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2) Guide yourself by the download instructions provided for each browser.