The document provides instructions for removing the Aartemis hijacker, a clandestine computer infection that can take over browser home page and search provider settings. It affects Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and Google Chrome. It collects user information through HTTP cookies that can be used for targeted ads. If not removed, it can lead to corrupted links installing malware, rerouting to unreliable sites, and exposure to online scams. Step-by-step instructions are provided to remove Aartemis from each browser.

1. Does it feel as if your browsers have
been corrupted by aliens?
Then remove aartemis hijacker!
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2. The aartemis hijacker is one of the clandestine
computer infections which may take over the
Home Page and Search Provider settings to trick
you into using an unreliable search engine.
N.B. Do not be fooled by
the looks of aartemis.com.
This search engine cannot
be trusted!
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3. If you do not remove aartemis hijacker quickly, it will
modify the settings of these browsers:
Internet
Explorer
Mozilla
Firefox
Google
Chrome
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4. Once the clandestine hijacker corrupts your browsers HTTP cookies start collecting
information related to your virtual activity. This information can be used to target
you with personalized advertisements. Clicking on these, as well as on sponsored
search results, is not what you should perform at any point!
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5. If you do not remove aartemis hijacker and interact with the presented popups, surveys and various advertisements, soon enough you could face:
 Corrupted links initiating the installation of malware;
 Links rerouting you to unreliable, possibly corrupted websites;
 Highly knavish, mischievous online scams (e.g. phishing).
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6. If you wish to keep the operating system secure and running in a orderly
manner, you need to eliminate any threats.
We recommend that you delete aartemis hijacker ASAP
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7. In order to remove aatermis from
Mozilla Firefox, you need to:
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Launch the browser.
Simultaneously tap Alt+T.
Select Options.
Click the General tab.
Change/delete the Home Page and click OK.
Locate the search box on the right.
Click the search provider icon to open a menu.
Select Manage Search Engines.
Remove the undesirable option and hit OK.
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8. To remove from Google Chrome you need to:
1) Launch the browser and simultaneously tap Alt+F.
2) Select Settings, move to On Startup and mark the 3rd option.
3) Click Set pages, overwrite/delete the represented URL and click OK.
4) Move to Appearance and mark Show Home button.
5) Click Change and overwrite/delete the displayed URL. Click OK.
6) Go to Search, click Manage search engines and remove the unwanted option.
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9. If you operate Internet Explorer and
you wish to delete aartemis, you
should follow these steps:
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Open IE and simultaneously tap Alt+T.
Select Manage Add-ons and click Search Providers.
Choose a new default search provider.
Remove the unwanted one and click Close.
Tap Alt+T once more and click Internet Options.
Click the General tab located on the left.
Overwrite/delete the Home Page URL and click OK.
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10. We truly hope that your operating system and
your web browsers are now free of malware!
If you continue having trouble with the
clandestine aartemis hijacker, or the
suspicious aartemis.com returns as your home
page or search provider we fear that the
infection remains running.
In this case you should click the link below to
learn more about your removal options.
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