How to remove (uninstall) Traffic Exchange

Traffic Exchange is an adware, designed solely to generate traffic to websites. That's no a virus, it doesn't hurt your PC and doesn't steal or corrupt your files, but it is unwanted, and we'll explain why. The traffic counter of each website can tell you, how much people visits it, and how popular is it. The popularity must be directly proportional to quality of displayed content or offered goods, experience and skill of website's creators and tech-support staff and the reliability of the website in general. But the good, reliable websites don't use adware for promotion. Instead of it, the're improving the performance of their staff, improving the quality of content, making the perfect outfit etc. So, what customer are left for Traffic Exchange? The online casinos, fake ForEx brokers, financial pyramids, viral websites and online stores that sell counterfeit goods. The owners of such websites don't want to pay a lot for advertising, so they just buy the services of adware, and annoy us with their stupid ads.

The point most important thing to understand about adware in general and Traffic Exchange in particular is that it doesn't care nor about users, nor about the advertisers that have paid for promotional services. The ads by Traffic Exchange are stupid, annoying and garish; they are displayed on each page, and there are so much of them that user just can't understand what is going on. When you see so much ads you don't think about the websites that they are promoting but just about how to get rid of them. So, even if user clicks on some ads, it occurs accidentally, and after that click he quickly closes the websites and tries further to hide the ads. But even the one accidental click costs money, and if you'll count all tens of thousands of infected computers, and assume that each user makes one click per day - the sum will be impressive. That's how this works, and it's completely legal, because adware installs in proper way: it displays the user agreement and warns the user about all things that it will do on his computer. The user accepts the terms and lets the adware in, because nobody reads the user agreement. Now you know how Traffic Exchange acts and what it wants from you. It's time to remove that trash from your PC!

Methods to remove Traffic Exchange

Method 1. Use special removal software

Method 2. Remove Traffic Exchange manually

Step 1. Uninstall Traffic Exchange from the operation system

Step 2. Remove Traffic Exchange from the browser (Google Chrome/Mozilla Firefox/IE/Opera/Safari)

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It’s not really difficult to uninstall Traffic Exchange, but for several users it could be a problem. The seasoned users might know how to execute the manual deletion, but if you aren't absolutely sure - simply use our guide. Instructions will provide the easy and fast removal of any hijacker, with no dangerous effects and unexpected problems. The profit from by-hand removal is diminishing every day that hijacker works in your system, so you must act swiftly. Each banner may bear a link to the malware or counterfeit software that will retard your PC. If you failed to delete Traffic Exchange in the first few days, you might need especial anti-viral tool that can rapidly and easily get rid of extensive infection. We have one anti-virus to show you, and its name is Spyhunter. You can click on the button below to check it out.

Windows 7 and Windows XP

1. Uninstall Traffic Exchange from Control Panel

• Start
• Control Panel
• Programs
• Programs and Features
• Uninstall a program
• Select Traffic Exchange and press Uninstall

2. Delete elements that stayed after uninstalling from Control Panel

• C:\Program Files\Traffic Exchange
• C:\ProgramData\Traffic Exchange
• C:\Users\YOUR_USER\AppData\Roaming\Traffic Exchange

3. Clean registry:

• Click Start
• Type Regedit.exe
• Search for "Traffic Exchange" and delete these elements

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How to remove Traffic Exchange from Windows 10

1. On the field Search Windows type 'Control Panel'

2. Click Uninstall a program

3. Select Traffic Exchange and press Uninstall

How to uninstall from Windows 8

1. Point to the upper-right corner of the screen, move the mouse pointer down, and tap Search.

2. Enter control panel in the search box, and then click Control Panel.

3. Under View by:, select Large Icons, and then click Programs and features.

4. Click the program, and then click Uninstall.

5. Follow the instructions on the screen.

6. Delete Traffic Exchange from Control Panel

• Start
• Control Panel
• Programs
• Programs and Features
• Uninstall a program
• Select Traffic Exchange and press Uninstall

7. Remove elements like on Win7.

How to uninstall Traffic Exchange from Mac OS

1. Click Applications in the Finder sidebar

2. Drag unwanted program to the Trash

3. Empty Trash

Step 2. Remove Traffic Exchange from the browser

How to remove Traffic Exchange from Internet Explorer

Step 1. Disable add-on:

• Tools
• Manage add-ons
• Remove Traffic Exchange

Step 2.Change homepage:

• Tools
• Internet Options
• General
• Home page
• Put “about:blank”

Step 3. Change new tab page:

• Tools
• Internet Options
• General
• Tabs

How to delete Traffic Exchange from Google Chrome

Step 1. Remove add-on:

• Customize and Control Google Chrome
• Tools
• Extensions
• Remove Traffic Exchange

Step 2. Change homepage:

• Customize and Control Google Chrome
• Settings
• On startup
• Set pages
• Put “about:blank”

How to uninstall Traffic Exchange from Mozilla Firefox

Step 1. Delete add-on:

• Tools
• Add-ons
• Remove Traffic Exchange

Step 2. Change homepage:

• Tools
• Options
• General
• Put “about:blank” into homepage field

Step 3. Change new tab page:

• Put “about:config” into address bar;
• Confirm the suggestion;
• Search for “browser.newtab.url”;
• Reset this field (right-click and choose reset).

How to delete Traffic Exchange from Opera browser

Step 1. Disable add-on:

• Open Opera;
• Customize and Control Opera;
• Extensions;
• Choose Traffic Exchange and press button "Remove from Opera"

Step 2. Change homepage:

• Open Opera browser;
• Customize and Control Opera;
• Settings;
• On Startup;
• Open a specific page or set of pages;
• Press button "Set pages" and change Homepage to your favorite one.

How to delete Traffic Exchange from Safari

Step 1. Start Safari browser

Step 2. Display a menu of General Safari Settings

Step 3. Reset Safari...

Step 4. Press "Reset"

Video how to reset browser and remove all extensions

How to protect the computer?

90% of all viruses in the Web are quite simple to delete, because they aren't very complex. It is not profitably for hackers to make high-quality malware and they are creating lots of poor viruses instead of few highly dangerous ones. This means that you must learn not only how to uninstall viruses, but firstly, how to prevent the contamination. Here's a list of tips that may assist you to make your system clean

• Every time you install the tool, you need to closely read the EULA. In these windows there is plenty of worthy info such as place of installation, the EULA and more. Some such programs use a trick called "Partner setup" or "recommended setting", when in addition to the needed program you get a few useless ones. This technique of installation is completely harmful, because you cannot be sure about the additional tools.
• E-mails are very frequently used to distribute malware. You have to be aware of any e-mails with additional files, or which were sent from unknown addresses.
• All offers on the Internet that promise you great benefit should be taken skeptically. 80% of them are fake, created to boost the web-page on which they are placed, but the last 20% of them are leading to actual scam schemes which will make you experience the real losses.

These directions aren't hard to follow, but every one of them allows you to avoid the contamination by viral software. Even if the use of the rules is causing you discomfort - you need to understand: they are necessary to abide. Let your machine be clean and safe, and don't forget that we're always here to answer any question about the perilous programs.