Need help on unlocking your computer screen from this Vanilla Reload Virus? Is this blocking screen saying “Your Computer Has Been Blocked” on your computer real? Do people have to pay the fine in order to get their PCs unlocked? What are the reasons for this warning message to block your computer? Have you really watched child porn online? This Vanilla Reload block is in fact a cyber scam program which should be removed out of computer.
Vanilla Reload Virus – How to Remove Scam Warning
Vanilla Reload Virus is one of the malware that computer users often see on their PCs recently as a seemingly legit warning notice. When one sees this Vanilla Reload message on his/her computer, it means the computer screen is already locked by some warning screen saying “Your Computer Has Been Blocked” or similar messages. No matter how it seems to be legit, this Vanilla Reload Virus is fake. It has nothing to do with the Vanilla Reload, the police or the local government. It’s not displayed by authorized organizations but associated with cyber criminals. This online scam warning can help cyber criminals benefit from the money computer users pay through MoneyPak, Vanilla Reload or Reloadit. Popular members from the same category include the ICE Cyber Crimes Center virus and the Department of Justice scam. These cyber scams all pull the same trick here as threatening computer users in order to get them to pay the money. Be careful if you happen to experience this Vanilla Reload Virus on your computer screen.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 29, 2013 8:27 am
Have you heard of Your Computer is Locked Survey Scam? On my screen it shows Your Computer is Locked! You have to survey to verify unlock code. What can you do to get pass this notice?
Computer Blocked by Your Computer is Locked Survey Scam – How to Remove?
The Your Computer is Locked Survey Scam is also a ransomware attack that locks the users computer and tells the user of being involved in illegal computer activities. These activities involve the distribution of pornographic content, spreading SPAM messages, and also the illegal use of copyright material online. Why was your screen be locked by that virus? Is it real police or just fraud? Many people hit by this survey virus when they were browsing on the internet, sometimes, they didn’t realize there is a virus on the computer until all things have been blocked. So this is not a real thing, although it acts as it is police government, it has nothing to do with any governments. Now, it is important to understand that no legit law enforcement agency is going to lock a users computer and they are not going to make accusations online. They will contact the user directly if they found some problems. The warning message demands that the user needs survey code to regain access to their computer and it makes additional threats of additional monetary fines as well as legal troubles if the fine is not paid immediately. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 27, 2013 9:42 am and last modified on June 27, 2013 11:55 am.
What’s the matter? A Sweetdreams-49 Toolbar has been installed on my Chrome. I hate it. It add many icons on the top there. All of them look absurd. I don’t like them at all. Who can help me deal with it? Can I remove them so that it will be the same as previous looking? how can I remove this thing from my computer? My compute ran more and more slowly since I got this thing installed.
Sweetdreams-49 Toolbar Description
Sweetdreams-49 Toolbar is a roguish program since once you installed it, you can’t remove it and even your web browser will be hijacked by it. What’s worse, you also can’t uninstall it once you installed this stuff carelessly. Many people have already uninstalled it from Control Panel but they found that the thing is still on the top of the browser. It is completely not like a legitimate toolbar such as Google toolbar. This toolbar may be added secretly on your browser without your notice and permission. Even it looks like this toolbar has many “good” functions. There are some attractive icons on it. if you really prepare to use this Sweetdreams-49 Toolbar, it is the start of your nightmare. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 26, 2013 9:50 am
Do you get a pop up message ‘Svchost.exe Corrupt Disk’ on your computer constantly? Are you capable of understanding what it’s reporting? Is there any system problem about corrupt disk? Can it cause any dangers if one just leaves the message there? How does one verify this problem and then fix it without losing any personal and important data?
Svchost.exe Corrupt Disk – How to Remove Malware
Svchost.exe Corrupt Disk is a pop up alert that computer users can see usually in the bottom right corner of the computers. This pop up message uses some codes that ordinary computer users can’t understand. But they can be annoyed by the constant pop up of this alert. As a matter of fact, this pop up alert is a fake message representing nothing true about your computer status but just trying to get you to install a malware called System Repair. By constantly pop up in bottom corners of the computer screen, this Svchost.exe Corrupt Disk virus prompts this malware to you by reporting potential threats in the system and threatening you that computer is not safe. This System Repair malware will then perform a scam on your computer once being installed. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 25, 2013 9:44 am
My computer got a department of justice virus and it blocked my computer. I started it in safe mode with networking , I can access my computer now but the terrible thing is that Everything on your computer has been fully encrypted. I can’t even open my photos. Who can help me decrypt those files? All my files on my computer are very important. Some of them are my thesis. I’m almost despaired. Can I get all my files back as normal? Do you have the same problem? How can fix it?
What is Everything on Your Computer has Been Fully Encrypted Virus
Everything on your computer has been fully encrypted virus has another name: Department of justice virus. It pretends as the justice department of America to threaten people to paying money so that the hackers who created the virus can make huge benefit. It just has the same nature as another infamous ransomware FBI Moneypak virus which has commonly infected many people’s PCs in USA or UK and some other European countries. It’s a clone of ransomware series. It claims that the alert information is originated from the state organs such as department of justice. You need to pay the so called fine so that your computer can be unlocked. Don’t waste even a penny on this thing. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 22, 2013 5:19 am
Computer suddenly locked by a warning page from the Politiet Norge stating that you have violated certain laws? Is this what has happened on your computer now? Does the message sound threatening to you? Please do not trust this kind of warning notice as it’s from a cyber scam trap. Computer screens won’t be unlocked by paying the fine. Instead, this Politiet Norge virus should be removed out from the computer.
Politiet Norge Virus – How to Remove Fake Police Warning
Politiet Norge virus is believed to be one of the newly released fake police warning messages that tries to play the same old trick as the United States Courts virus or the ICE Cyber Crimes Center virus in order to get as much money as possible from innocent computer users especially from those of the European countries. This cyber scam thing has gone on for a while and is still going on in different areas or nations worldwide. Victims of this phenomenon have suffered a lot. So now another scam is going on when this Politiet Norge virus is out locking up computers. Computer users are warned to ignore what the message says because it’s of no value. They are not suggested to pay the requested amount of fine either since this is where the scam exists. No matter what, do not trust what it says on the Politiet Norge virus screen helps you remove it later on.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 21, 2013 11:22 am
Computer blocked by Say Hello To Little Virus Brings A Lot Of Problems! File Encrypting Ransomware? Many computer users got the messages: Send your Moneypak/Vanilla/Reloadit code to Email [email protected] to unlock PC and encrypt files. You have 72 hours left to enter your payment. What can you do to get pass this notice?
Say Hello To Little Virus Brings A Lot Of Problems! File Encrypting Ransomware – How to Remove?
The Say Hello To Little Virus Brings A Lot Of Problems! is one of the latest computer locked viruses in the long line of Moneypak, Vanillareload or Reloadit ransomware attacks. Not like the FBI moneypak virus just locked your computer, after attacked by this one, this scam both locked down your screen and encrypted all the files on the infected computer, you have to pay a release of $50, $60 or $100 to unlock computer and decrypt files within 72 hours. It is a new variant going around at the moment as the encryption key or encryption method has changed. The HTML files also no longer redirect to a website but contain the entire ransom notice in form of a picture and a few carefully placed HTML elements. What to do? Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 20, 2013 8:18 am and last modified on June 20, 2013 1:38 pm.
How can I remove “See Similar” Pop-up? When I visit some web sites such as some online shopping web sites, a pop-up will show at the lower right corner. It’s very annoying. I don’t need this adware. It says it can help me what I need fast and conveniently. I can’t get rid of it. I even can’t find where the related installation folder. What do I do now?
What is “See Similar” Pop-up?
“See Similar” is a pop-up adware which you may installed carelessly after you visited some malicious sites or installed some software if you didn’t uncheck the bundled files. It will pop up a small blue window when you visit some online shopping websites. It claims that it can make your shopping more convenient or some other advantages. Don’t believe it. This adware will leak your personal information such as your credit card information which is related to your personal interests. Don’t use it. It’s a dangerous malware that can put you and your computer in very bad situation. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 19, 2013 5:36 am
Have you ever received any email from the Internal Revenue Service? Is there an attachment for you to download? And when you’ve downloaded it, is the system acting out of control gradually? Have you been totally prevented from doing anything on the computer? As a matter of fact, this isn’t the real IRS. It’s actually a fake email from the IRS Virus which should be watching out by computer users.
IRS Virus – Fraud Email Warning Notice
IRS Virus is one of the computer problems that can be categorized as a malware issue. IRS, short for Internal Revenue Service, is a legitimate organization. But lately, according to many reports from computer users who have received similar emails from IRS, there is something wrong with the email attachment. Whenever downloading this file from the attachment, one will soon find out that his/her computer won’t work properly. Phenomena like missing desktop icons and stop-loading files will be experienced. The situations can get very bad caused by this IRS Virus. And Trojans, malware and spyware including the active United States Courts virus could all be downloaded or distributed through this fraud email from the IRS Virus. So one should be looking out and avoid downloading any attachments from unknown resources or contacts.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 12, 2013 9:36 am
My computer has been locked by a US Government Firewall Virus. It prevents me from using my computer again. It says that I have broken laws of US Government. When I clicked my profile to sign in then the locking page showed up and would not let me go any further. It requires me to pay the forfeit in next 72 hours, otherwise I will get involved in law suits. But I don’t think I have done any things that violated the laws of America. So I searched something in the internet. And some people said it’s a scam. Do I need to believe it and pay the fine so that I can be free again? Will I be jailed if I don’t do what it required on the locking page? How can I get rid of this thing?
US Government Firewall Virus Description
US Government Firewall Virus is a new variation of Department of Justice Virus or FBI Moneypak virus that swindle PC users’ money. Just very similar to those famous ransomware, this US Government Firewall submit 48 or 72 hours to pay fine was also well-designed. It’s programmed in English language so that it can cheat much more people. What’s more funny and hateful, this virus even matches a section of speech sounds to assist you pay the “fine”. In usual, US Government Firewall Virus scam claims that it’s from the police station and have investigated that you watched porn videos or spread pornographic information online. And then will show you the pictures when you were watching porn videos. It will threaten you that if you don’t pay normed as the fine, you will be arrested. And the deadline is in 72 or 48 hours. In fact, it’s not very hard to record your activities on your computer if the virus can access your computer, so please don’t be afraid when you see the pictures and hear the sounds. This virus was made by some smart cyber criminals. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 10, 2013 5:03 am and last modified on June 10, 2013 6:19 am.
