Dynamic Updater is promoted as a free utility for machines running the Microsoft Windows operating system. Dynamic Updater claims to be used to update drivers and repair other settings. However, Dynamic Updater is entirely ad-supported and bundles with additional objects, including adware that may cause issues for computer users. Antivirus and Anti-Malware software detect Dynamic Updater as adware and a potentially unwanted program (PUP). The adware is known to be deceptive and intrusive ad-injector software that gathers personal data and inject websites with pop-up advertisements.

HD4Good is a deceptive web application and potentially unwanted program (PUP) that promises to a free media tool. However, HD4Good is known to cause issues for many internet users. HD4Good bundles with other unwanted programs and malware, it accesses user browsing data, and it injects websites with pop-up advertisements.

Chart Choosing is deceptive and intrusive ad-injector software in the adware category of computer threats. Chart Choosing adware utilizes several potentially unwanted programs (PUPs) in order to gain access to a computer system, gather personal details, and inject websites with advertisements.

PerfectCoupon (also found as Perfect Coupon) is a free web shopping utility with a bad online reputation. Security analysts and vendors have included PerfectCoupon as a potentially unwanted program and adware because it is deceptive and instructive. PerfectCoupon adware is known to infiltrate a computer system and access personal data without user knowledge. The adware can access and gather all browsing activities, bookmarks, and history. It can make changes to existing browser and system settings (including start-up settings) and serve targeted advertisements across Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Internet Explorer.

Blue Bulletin (also found as BlueBulletin) is a free web shopping utility with a torrid online reputation. Antivirus and Anti-Malware programs will detect Blue Bulletin as a potentially unwanted program and adware because it is known to infiltrate a computer system and access personal data without user knowledge. The adware can access and gather user browsing data (such as all activities, bookmarks, history, themes), make changes to browser and system settings (including start-up settings), and serve targeted advertisements across Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Microsoft Internet Explorer based off of the information it observes.