As long as Spyzooka has been fighting malware on innocent user’s computers, CoolWebSearch has used invasive programs like Xmlmimefilter to infect your computer. CoolWebSearch has been around since 2003. They constantly have to reinvent themselves, to fly under the radar. Xmlmimefilter is one of over sixty names associated with this harmful piece of adware.

Xmlmimefilter is a browser hijacker. Internet Explorer typically falls prey to this, but Firefox isn’t immune to it either. Once it takes over your homepage, you are redirected to the 3rd party advertisements that have paid to use this hostile form of advertising.

CoolWebSearch claims to never have been associated with any browser hijacking. Their website gives an image of a helpful cookie that is designed to help end user’s navigate on a client’s website more easily. They avoid any responsibility for browser hijacking by hiring out affiliate companies to do the dirty work for them.

Try to stay away from websites that are known as cesspools of malware. Typically, anything that is associated with adult content, free software, peer to peer file sharing communities, and pirated software is high risk to your computer. This is the most common way to pick up a Trojan. Trojans come with a whole bundle of harmful spyware, viruses, adware, rootkits, and malware.

If you have seen any evidence of Xmlmimefilter on your computer, then you need to remove it immediately. You can go to any Internet forum and find instruction for removal. Take a good look at the file list because it varies widely. Plus, the files are well hidden. Even if you decide to do a System Restore, the files may be planted into your System Restore. It will regenerate.

Your best bet is to spend the $29.95 to remove all forms of Xmlmimefilter. It will be a worthy investment of your time, energy, and resources. Our unrivaled customer service and 24 hour removal guarantee will protect you now and let you surf the web in peace in the future.