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<blockquote data-quote="conduithater" data-source="post: 131277" data-attributes="member: 10748">Hello I have been fighting Conduit for several hours today on my primary machine and have I think eliminated most of everything associated with conduit.com.Great Site, and really good procedure for getting rid of this PUP.I just wanted to let whomever know that the link for Hit man Pro associated with the URL: http://malwaretips.com/blogs/remove-conduit-search-virus/seems to be redirected and is not going to actual site.Was doing great until I hit the: HITMANPRO DOWNLOAD LINK and was then selected the download for the 64 bit version, I was then not able to get around a download manager on this page that would have loaded yet more toolbars if you just click on the default links.I then googled Hitman Pro download selected Cnet ( which I used to trust). I always save as downloads , and scan with Norton Insight before installing. Due to Norton&#039;s report on the scanner I decided not to install Hit man as&nbsp; it was flagged as being extremely unstable, with a large population of users claiming weekly crashes after installing and running the software.Just thought I would mention. The first and third scans which were the ones that I ran seemed to remove most all traces of Conduit so I was overjoyed with the results. Machine runs much better now. Is there any alternative to Hitman? Thanks again for the help!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="conduithater, post: 131277, member: 10748"] Hello I have been fighting Conduit for several hours today on my primary machine and have I think eliminated most of everything associated with conduit.com. Great Site, and really good procedure for getting rid of this PUP. I just wanted to let whomever know that the link for Hit man Pro associated with the URL: http://malwaretips.com/blogs/remove-conduit-search-virus/ seems to be redirected and is not going to actual site. Was doing great until I hit the: HITMANPRO DOWNLOAD LINK and was then selected the download for the 64 bit version, I was then not able to get around a download manager on this page that would have loaded yet more toolbars if you just click on the default links. I then googled Hitman Pro download selected Cnet ( which I used to trust). I always save as downloads , and scan with Norton Insight before installing. Due to Norton's report on the scanner I decided not to install Hit man as it was flagged as being extremely unstable, with a large population of users claiming weekly crashes after installing and running the software. Just thought I would mention. The first and third scans which were the ones that I ran seemed to remove most all traces of Conduit so I was overjoyed with the results. Machine runs much better now. Is there any alternative to Hitman? Thanks again for the help! [/QUOTE]

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