Remove Stop Popup Ads Now. Description and removal instructions

Title: Stop Popup Ads Now	Also known as: stoppopup
Type: Browser Hijackers	Severity scale: (31 / 100)

Seems to be a free popup ad killer. At the moment their site is under construction.

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Stop Popup Ads Now properties:
• Changes browser settings
• Shows commercial adverts
• Connects itself to the internet
• Stays resident in background

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Information added: 19/03/04
Information updated: 19/03/04

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1. by Admin. 2004-03-01 01:00:16

Adds its own advertising, EULA allows it log surfing behaviour, install other software.
Assigns a unique tracking code to each installation. Redirects homepage, search page and 'page not found error' pages.

Installed by drive-by installs.

2. by Brian Groves. 2004-03-04 20:03:29

YOU GOT THAT RIGHT 100% ON THE HEAD!
http://www.stop-popup-ads-now.com IS SPYWARE/ADWARE OF THE WORST KIND. THE FILES ARE DETECTED AS ADWARE BINET>
Tech info: Creates some of the following files.
%Windir%Bi.dii
%Windir%Biprep.exe
<Current Folder>Beit.ini
<Current Folder>Biet.inf
<Current Folder>Susp.ini
<Current Folder>Susp..nf
%Windir% is a variable. The adware locates Windows inst folder simply by default & copies files to the location.