Not only is this annoying and frustrating, but it can potentially be very harmful to your computer if you don't do anything about it. As a matter of fact, sometimes ZeroAccess rootkit drops a virus called Virus.Win32.RLoader.a. That's how Kaspersky identifies it. Besides, ZeroAccess/Sirefef alone is a very frustrating rootkit, it injects Windows system files to bypass Firewalls. It goes without saying that you need to delete this virus from your computer.
Users usually have no idea how they've gotten this virus on their PCs. However, it's very easy to identify this virus because it starts a process with a very unique name with the following structure: numbers:numbers.exe, for example 2324325:6823764.exe.
Unfortunately, you can end it and you can't delete the malicious files manually. The infected file has to be repaired. Thankfully, there tools designed to remove ZeroAccess/Sirefef and associated malware: Webroot ZeroAccess removal tool and TDSSKiller. Both utilities are free. Then you should use recommend anti-malware software to remove the leftovers or additionally installed malware from your computer. To remove the rootkit and to stop adjectivesearchsystem.com redirects, please follow the removal instructions below. If you need help removing this virus, please leave a comment below. Good luck and be safe online!
Adjectivesearchsystem.com removal instructions:
1. First of all, download and run ZeroAccess/Sirefef/MAX++ removal tool. (works on 32-bit systems only!)
2. Then use TDSSKiller.
3. Finally, scan your computer with recommend anti-malware software to remove the leftovers of this virus from your computer.
NOTE: if you get the following Windows Security Alert, please click on Unblock button. This alert is caused by ZeroAccess rootkit.
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