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I have this hijacker
https:// thaitingshospica DOT com/nt?tha=QUMyZGV5dwVcUndzAlFTc3QGUV1wegYYVHB0BlBUdD8DU1NzcgJQVnZ1TiEkCCJ7NQojAFopLDkmAAoUEXRmDyQMFWUPPCUAYFYBeTsEIiAABmslNgACdwMuLCZtIDoDNHc%3D&source=hj
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Hello,
What do you mean by hijacking? Are you saying the web browser always redirects to this site?
If so, do a web browser reset. Go to Edge Settings > Reset settings, click on Restore settings to their default values.
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I have the same problem. I'm using Chrome as a brower, and though Google is my home page, if I press the button for a new tab that's when I get the 'thaitingshospica tabe, which then uses Yahoo as a searche engine. Restore settings to default values doesn't work. The hijacker doesn't allow me to change from Yahoo to any other option.
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I am having the very same issue and no matter what I do it goes right back to thaitingshospica
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Exactly the same issue here - this appears when I try and use Chrome - I can't find a way to clear it. I have run extended scans with MS apps and it found nothing. Any ideas how to fix?
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I got rid of the ad site which originates from Yahoo.
Go to Google > settings > on left side chose SEARCH ENGINE > click Manage search engines and site search > under site search look for Yahoo > click and you will see thaitingshospica web site. REMOVE Yahoo link.
It's back! Yahoo is turned on as the browser so malware scan needed.
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I suggest running a malware scan.
I cleaned a PC with the same problem by quarantining the files(browser start page, default search engine, .exe files running as a service, ... ).
I used Malwarebytes, but there are others that work well (as long as they're trustworthy).
Finally, to reset the browser settings, I went to "Settings" and "Restore settings to their default values" (it works for both Chrome and Edge).
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Had same problem.
Some Boot put this website adress as a page to automatically display when starting Chrome.
Just go to the parameters /when starting (starters ? "au demarage" in frech) and remove the Https adress from the list.
Worked well for me :-D