AD Blocker

AD Blocker is a software program developed by Anvisoft. Upon installation, the program creates a startup registration point in Windows, allowing it to automatically start when any user boots their PC. The software includes a Windows Service designed to run continuously in the background, and manually stopping the service may cause the program to malfunction. Additionally, it adds a background controller service that is set to automatically run, with the option to delay its start through the service manager. The program's main executable is adblockertray.exe and typically consumes less than one percent of CPU and approximately 6.65 MB of memory. The setup package generally includes about 9 files and is approximately 12.54 MB in size. The installed file AutoUpdate.exe serves as the auto-update component, responsible for checking for software updates and notifying users to apply them when new versions are discovered. The program is most commonly used on Windows 7 (SP1) and has a significant user base in the United States, United Kingdom, and Canada.