What is 95.141.193.17/NOLOAD2/FILES?

In addition, it changed Windows shortcuts on your desktop and in the Start Menu.
The link to 95.141.193.17/NOLOAD2/FILES site is added into the command line.

Each time when you click on shortcut you will start displaying of 95.141.193.17/NOLOAD2/FILES site.

You have 2 ways to remove 95.141.193.17/NOLOAD2/FILES:

1. Remove Automatically.
2. Remove Manually.

Why I recommend you to use an automatic way?

1. You know only one virus name: "95.141.193.17/NOLOAD2/FILES", but usually you have infected by a bunch of viruses.
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So it was much easier to fix such problem automatically, wasn't it?
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How to remove 95.141.193.17/NOLOAD2/FILES manually:

STEP 1: Check all shortcuts of your browsers on your desktop, taskbar and in the Start menu. Right click on your shortcut and change it's properties.

You can see 95.141.193.17/NOLOAD2/FILES or another web site at the end of shortcut target (command line). Remove it and save changes.

In addition, check this command line for fake browser's trick.
For example, if a shortcut points to Google Chrome, it must have the path:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe.
Fake browser may be: …\Appdata\Roaming\HPReyos\ReyosStarter3.exe.
Also the file name may be: “chromium.exe” instead of chrome.exe.

STEP 2: Investigate the list of installed programs and uninstall all unknown recently installed programs.

STEP 3: Open Task Manager and close all processes, related to 95.141.193.17/NOLOAD2/FILES in their description. Discover the directories where such processes start. Search for random or strange file names.

Remove 95.141.193.17/NOLOAD2/FILES virus from running processes

STEP 4: Inspect the Windows services. Press Win+R, type in: services.msc and press OK.

Remove 95.141.193.17/NOLOAD2/FILES virus from Windows services

Disable the services with random names or contains 95.141.193.17/NOLOAD2/FILES in it's name or description.

STEP 5: After that press Win+R, type in: taskschd.msc and press OK to open Windows Task Scheduler.

Delete any task related to 95.141.193.17/NOLOAD2/FILES. Disable unknown tasks with random names.

STEP 6: Clear the Windows registry from 95.141.193.17/NOLOAD2/FILES virus.
Press Win+R, type in: regedit.exe and press OK.

Remove 95.141.193.17/NOLOAD2/FILES virus from Windows registry

Find and delete all keys/values contains 95.141.193.17/NOLOAD2/FILES.

STEP 7: Remove 95.141.193.17/NOLOAD2/FILES from Google Chrome.

STEP 8: Remove 95.141.193.17/NOLOAD2/FILES from Internet Explorer.

Set Internet Explorer Homepage

STEP 9: Remove 95.141.193.17/NOLOAD2/FILES from Mozilla Firefox.

Change Firefox Home Page

STEP 10: And at the end, clear your basket, temporal files, browser's cache.

But if you miss any of these steps and only one part of virus remains – it will come back again immediately or after reboot.