Storm Warnings ads can be troublesome
- Too many unwanted ads or fake alerts come to bombard you and almost drive you crazy.
- You may be led to some harmful websites which may let your PC end up with viruses or malware infection.
- New toolbars or unfamiliar programs are brought to invade your PC together with it.
- It eats up your system resources to make your PC freeze from time to time.
- Storm Warnings collects your information like login detail and E-bank accounts for commercial purpose.
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Storm Warnings is categorized as a potential unwanted program (also called PUP) with the traits of an adware. It claims to remind you about the coming storms but it brings troubles instead. Usually, this program comes to your PC bundled with freeware or shareware. After it got to your PC, it can bring you numerous unwanted ads. And you may sense that your PC moves slower and slower. Get rid of it now.
Storm Warnings screenshot
Effective solutions to get rid of Storm Warnings ads
Solution 1: Manually remove it yourself by following the guides below.
Solution 2: Automatically remove it by using SpyHunter.
Manual Steps
Step 1: Uninstall related programs of Storm Warnings from your PC.
For Windows XP:
Click start and find Control Panel. In the pop-up box, you will see Add or Remove Programs. Click it and find any related programs and then remove them.
For Windows 7:
You also need to find Control Panel by clicking Start Menu. Focus on Uninstall and look for what you want to uninstall. Select the ones you find and uninstall them.
For Windows 8:
Click Start Menu first and then click Search. Select Apps and then click Control Panel. Then the Uninstall box will come to you. You just need to find related programs and uninstall them.
Step 2: Remove it from your browsers.
For Google Chrome
Menu icon>>More Tools>>Extensions.
Search for related ones and remove them by clicking on the trashcan icon.
For Mozilla Firefox
Follow the steps as the pictures show you. Remove related add-ons of Storm Warnings both from "Extensions" and "Plugins".
For Internet Explorer
Do as the pictures tell you to disable and remove add-ons of Storm Warnings ads from your IE.
For Windows XP:
Click start and find Control Panel. In the pop-up box, you will see Add or Remove Programs. Click it and find any related programs and then remove them.
For Windows 7:
You also need to find Control Panel by clicking Start Menu. Focus on Uninstall and look for what you want to uninstall. Select the ones you find and uninstall them.
For Windows 8:
Click Start Menu first and then click Search. Select Apps and then click Control Panel. Then the Uninstall box will come to you. You just need to find related programs and uninstall them.
Step 2: Remove it from your browsers.
For Google Chrome
Menu icon>>More Tools>>Extensions.
Search for related ones and remove them by clicking on the trashcan icon.
For Mozilla Firefox
Follow the steps as the pictures show you. Remove related add-ons of Storm Warnings both from "Extensions" and "Plugins".
For Internet Explorer
Do as the pictures tell you to disable and remove add-ons of Storm Warnings ads from your IE.
Step 3: Show hidden files and delete associated files in your hard drives. (Be cautious during this step.)
You may not need this step and step 4 unless you find the program coming back again and again.
a. Start>> Control Panel>>Folder Options>>View tab.
b. In the pop-up box, tick "Show hidden files, folders" and deselect "Hide protected operating system files (Recommended)", and then save your changes.
Since the hidden files have been shown, you can easily find and then delete them in your hard drives.
Step 4: Remove all harmful registries from Registry Editor. (You need to be cautious during this step.)
If the program is really stubborn, you probably need to take this step.
Press Win+R key to open the Run box. Type "regedit" in the pop-up box and click OK to open the Registry Editor. And then remove all related or suspicious registries.
You may not need this step and step 4 unless you find the program coming back again and again.
a. Start>> Control Panel>>Folder Options>>View tab.
b. In the pop-up box, tick "Show hidden files, folders" and deselect "Hide protected operating system files (Recommended)", and then save your changes.
Since the hidden files have been shown, you can easily find and then delete them in your hard drives.
Step 4: Remove all harmful registries from Registry Editor. (You need to be cautious during this step.)
If the program is really stubborn, you probably need to take this step.
Press Win+R key to open the Run box. Type "regedit" in the pop-up box and click OK to open the Registry Editor. And then remove all related or suspicious registries.
Automatic Steps
Step 1: Download SpyHunter to kill ads by Storm Warnings.
Step 2: After you download it, run the file to install it on your PC properly.
Step 4: Remove any malicious files or components of Storm Warnings ads.
Optional steps to check and optimize your PC
Developed by ParetoLogic Inc, RegCure is specialized in dealing with registry entries. It has the function of restoring errors like Windows update error, and files with the suffix name "dll" or "exe". This tool can help to check and optimize your PC at the same time.
Step 1: Download RegCure Pro!
Use the safe link here to safely download the tool.
Step 2: Run the file that you downloaded on your PC.
Step 3: Launch RegCure and scan for Storm Warnings ads.
Step 4: Click "Fix All" and then RegCure Pro will do the rest for you.
For good:
The manual steps are just for computer experts. If you're not confident enough to manually remove Storm Warnings ads, just use SpyHunter.
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