Remove Bizzybolt - Here's how

You should quickly remove the "Bizzybolt" browser virus: the adware not only manipulates your search results, but also displays annoying advertisements. Instructions for this can be found in this article.

1. Remove adware "Bizzybolt" from the system

First of all, you should remove the browser virus from your system:

1. In the Control Panel ("Windows Button"> "Control Panel") open the menu item "Uninstall Programs".
2. Here you search for the entry "Bizzybolt" and remove it. To do this, click on the entry and then on "Uninstall".

2. Delete adware files with AdwCleaner

So that hidden entries and residual files are also deleted, you should do a system check with AdwCleaner:

1. Download the virus-free AdwCleaner and install the tool on your computer.
2. Run the software as an administrator. To do this, right-click on the program icon and then on "Run as administrator".
3. Then start the system check and remove all malware files found.

3. Delete the malware add-on from Google Chrome

In the browser settings you will also find remaining entries that you have to remove:

1. Click the 3 stripes icon in the upper right corner of your Google Chrome browser.
2. Move the mouse over the item "Tools" and then click on "Extensions".
3. Then search for the entry "Bizzybolt" and delete it by clicking on the trash. Finally, reset the browser settings. You can read the details here.

Remove "Bizzybolt" also from Firefox browser

You should also remove the browser virus immediately from the Mozilla browser:

1. To do this, click on the orange Firefox button in the upper left corner of your browser.
2. Here click on "Extensions".
3. As with Google Chrome, search for the entry of the adware "Bizzybolt" and remove it. Finally, you have to reset the browser.

Delete browser virus from Internet Explorer

1. After clicking the gear icon in the upper right corner, click "Manage Add-ons".
2. In the new window, select "Toolbars and Extensions".
3. Find the "Bizzybolt" entry and remove it. Then reset the browser settings. The malware is now also deleted from your Internet Explorer.

You can also use the Kaspersky anti-virus software to check your system for other vulnerabilities.