As preposterous as it may sound, you most likely let Trovi in yourself. It wasn’t an informed decision, though. Here’s the thing: this adware is distributed through bundles that consist of several different applications. One of them looks harmless and raises no red flags at all. It often poses as an Adobe Flash Player update pushed through a pop-up on a hacked or malicious website. Although this is now a deprecated product, cybercriminals are still piggybacking on its past fame to cloak bad intentions. The conspicuous element of the package could also be any other freeware from a popular category, such as a video downloader, a torrent client, or a file format converter. Once you agree to the default installation terms, the quasi-legitimate program pulls Trovi inside with hardly any giveaways. A sure-shot method to avoid this hoax is to select the advanced setup option in the installer, as it reveals the real composition of the bundle and allows you to untick all suspicious extras.