Can’t get rid of PC Defender 360 Firewall Alert? Recently, I have an alert on my business computer and it asks me to buy the PC Defender 360 reg key or activation code to register for the full version. I cannot get pass the warning screen and have no access to the internet unless I am running it in safe mode, what can i do to uninstall this fake alert?
Fake PC Defender 360 Firewall Alert Virus – How to Remove?
The PC Defender 360 Firewall Alert virus attempts to trick users into thinking that it is a legitimate anti-virus security program by alerting them that there have been malicious threats detected. It is very similar to Internet Security 2013 virus. It resembles an authentic ant-virus scanning tool, and it looks to run a real security scan. When completed it lists several viruses and threats that it claims are currently on the computer system. The user will assume that the threat is real and when the option to remove to infected viruses from the computer is selected a notification will pop up stating that the software needs to be upgraded to the full version in order to remove the threats. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on August 12, 2013 5:55 am and last modified on August 12, 2013 6:06 am.
Can’t get rid of Attentive Antivirus Virus from your laptop? Recently, there is a new fake anti-virus program attacking user’s computer worldwide, it can block your access to the internet and disable your task manager and registry editor. And you are required to buy Attentive Antivirus Reg Key or Activation code. What is worse, it can stop your real anti-virus software running.
How to Remove Attentive Antivirus Virus From Your Computer?
The fake Attentive Antivirus Virus is an attack that pretends to be a legitimate computer scanning program that has detected security issues on the computer, but in reality it is just a sophisticated virus that has been created by hackers, who use it as a way to steal money from unsuspecting and naive users. When this attack is successfully installed on a computer it will alter the system settings to cause this fake alert to display when the computer is started, and it appears to be performing a virus scan. It resembles a real virus scanning tool, so most users will not find this unusual at all and think that it is just the normal scan being performed. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on July 27, 2013 3:25 am and last modified on August 7, 2013 7:31 am.
I’m facing with a thorny problem that I can’t uninstall Antivirus System fake thing from my computer. I don’t know how I got this hateful thing but I think it’s from the Internet. I remember yesterday I downloaded a document from a inglorious web site. Then something popped up to let me install. I clicked yes so I think that’s why I got that thing. It asked me to purchase it. Now I can’t open any programs. Why is that? I have tried something myself to get rid of this fake thing but no good luck. It’s still there. How can I remove it without restore my computer?
Is Antivirus System A legitimate Program?
Antivirus System is a malware in the disguise of an antispayware to scam people for money. It has been designed as the same looking as many famous anti-virus software. However, it’s a fake thing which doesn’t have any protection functions. It disguises as an anti-virus to cheat people to pay money. It widely spread all over the world in 2013. This program is classified as a rogue as it displays false information in order to trick you into purchasing the program. The interface of it looks like legit, friendly and helpful. In fact, it absolutely plays a role of villain. Antivirus System is a virus indeed which hides on malicious websites or in bundled downloads, camouflaged as fake video codecs or spam email attachments. Antivirus System Malware prepares to attack PCs anytime once it gets an opportunity. The chance can be one of your careless operation such as a visit to some malicious sites, click a cataleptic video or advertisement link, etc. No matter in which way, it will be automatically installed in your computer without your notice and permission. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on July 14, 2013 2:31 am and last modified on September 18, 2013 2:19 am.
Got a MaxPerforma Optimizer pop up on computer screen out of nowhere? Didn’t remember installing this software? Does it belong to Windows or Microsoft product? Why does it keep reporting detections while other programs remain quietly? Is this software trustworthy and safe to use for PC protection? Do people need to pay to get its official version?
MaxPerforma Optimizer – How to Uninstall?
MaxPerforma Optimizer, pretending to be a legit PC protection tool, is a software unwanted by many PC users because its weak performance and aggressive characters. This kind of rogue antispyware issue has become quite common ever since computer becomes a necessity in daily life. It can be categorized as one of the viruses that attacks computer systems all over the world and causes chaos to interrupt PC usage. These rogue antispyware programs can be created and put on the Internet among malicious web sites or bundling with other freeware every once in a while. The Internet Security Premium virus is another member from the same category that’s been found on computers attacking systems lately. Usually, these programs including this MaxPerforma Optimizer will end up requesting certain amount of money from PC users to purchase the codes or “registered” versions of the applications which don’t even exist. But by performing in that way, they can help cyber criminals benefit. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on July 12, 2013 1:51 am and last modified on July 12, 2013 2:29 am.
System is under the attack of Doctor Antivirus Virus? Got a Doctor Antivirus software installed on your computer without consent? Does this new software act differently than other programs on your computer? Does it keep report many detections and infections to you while other antivirus doesn’t? Are you even being prevented to run other programs on the computer because of the constant pop up of this Doctor Antivirus screen? How can one uninstall this unwanted software completely?
Fake Doctor Antivirus Virus – How to Remove Rogue Antispyware
Doctor Antivirus Virus is believed to be one of the newly released rogue antispyware which has been reported recently to attack lots of computer users. With a deceitful appearance, this software, pretending to be a legit antivirus application, has tricked many computer users to purchase its fake registered version. Instead of getting full protection from this software, one will be sending money to cyber criminals and help them benefit while putting his/her PC into all kinds of possible dangers later on. This fake Doctor Antivirus virus shares the common characters with the Internet Security Pro virus and System Doctor 2014 virus as rogue antispyware. Being able to escape from most antivirus protection tools, it can attack computers running different systems.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on July 9, 2013 7:48 am
Are you facing some problem about Deep-Rooted Virus in your computer such as some rogue antispyware? Do you feel that it’s really impossible to remove such kind of virus? Is your computer being controlled by some malware that you can’t operate your computer freely? Even your previous anti-virus can’t remove it from your computer? Is there any other method to get rid of such kind of virus?
What is Deep-Rooted Virus
Deep-Rooted Virus means that some malware is deeply rooted in your computer that your anti-virus can’t remove it, nor you can remove it yourself. Here are some very good examples: Internet Security Pro, FBI Moneypak Virus. Both of them are nasty virus that scam users for money. We call the former as fake antispyware virus since this kind of virus would pretend as one famous anti-virus software to fool you. And we call FBI Virus as scam virus because the virus would pretend as if it’s the real FBI and would ask users for money. They will be deeply rooted into users’ computer. They are very hard to remove. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 26, 2013 12:49 pm
Do you always get a constant pop up of alert claiming it’s from the Microsoft Antivirus? Is it telling you that computer is in risks and you need to do something to prevent system crash from happening? Is this Microsoft Antivirus related to Microsoft or the Windows system? As a matter of fact, this is a fake Microsoft Antivirus alert which is just trying to prompt other malware. One shouldn’t trust this pop up alert.
Fake Microsoft Antivirus Alert – How to Remove Rogue Antispyware
Fake Microsoft Antivirus Alert is a pop up notice that’s been reported lately to show up on computers annoyingly saying that Microsoft Antivirus has found critical process activity on your PC. You need to clean your computer to prevent the system breakage. People might think that it’s from Microsoft and believe they’d better click the OK button in the bottom of the alert. But the truth is, this Microsoft Antivirus alert isn’t real. It’s actually found to be associating with certain malware especially with System Care Antivirus rogue and is trying to prompt this specific malware. Computer users should not believe what this alert says and should worry about the situation of their PCs because they may be under attacks from malware or spyware.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 24, 2013 1:45 am and last modified on June 24, 2013 3:30 am.
Have you got a pop up of the Internet Security Protection program on the computer screen out of nowhere? Do you remember giving permission for this application to install? Does the constant pop up of this program prevent you from running other executable programs on the computer? Are there many infections being detected by this Internet Security thing? Obviously, your computer has been attacked by one of the rogue antivirus programs.
Internet Security Protection Virus – How to Remove?
Internet Security Protection is one of the newly released versions of the Internet Security serial virus which has been quite active recently. We have Internet Security 2013, Internet Security Pro and Internet Security Premium from this serial also. Antivirus applications are meant to provide protections on computers and keep them safe and away from all kinds of viruses and problems. For quite a long time, computer hackers have benefited from a group of fake antivirus programs creating by themselves. This Internet Security virus is one of the active version in recent days/weeks. With a deceitful appearance which looks just like a regular and legitimate antivirus, it has managed to get many computer users to pay for its also fake registered version. Considering that people are being scammed out of a lot of money, this Internet Security Protection virus should be removed urgently.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 15, 2013 2:34 am and last modified on June 15, 2013 3:30 am.
How many antivirus programs do you have to protect your computer? Is there one that’s unfamiliar by you but yet still getting itself installed on the machine? If you happen to find this Internet Security Plus software on your computer. Be careful and try to avoid from paying for anything. This specific software is believed to be from a rogue family. You are suggested to remove it out of the PC.
Internet Security Plus Virus – How to Remove? Rogue Antivirus Description
Internet Security Plus appears on a computer looking like an antivirus software and acting that way as well. Can you trust this unknown program which you might not even install in the first place? The answer is negative. This specific software, installed in your computer without permission, is categorized as one of the rogue antivirus programs which has become a major issue to lots of computer users but yet still cannot be prevented permanently. You may find Internet Security Plus virus quite familiar. That’s because it can also be treated as another version of the Internet Security Pro virus or the Internet Security 2013 virus. With a familiar look and slightly different name, this fake antivirus software becomes active again.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on June 13, 2013 9:02 pm and last modified on June 14, 2013 1:08 am.
How can I get rid of fake Internet Security Premium Virus (Itdefender.exe)? Removal tool is good or manual removal step by step? Yesterday, I contracted with a firewall alert on my business computer and it asks me to buy the Internet Security Premium Reg Key or the Internet Security Premium registration code to activate it on Windows 7. I can neither get onto the internet nor can i run any programs or open files. This drives me mad! What is the best way to deal with this headache?
Infected with Internet Security Premium Virus – How to Remove?
The Internet Security Premium virus (also known as itdefender.exe) is a sneaky computer attack that attempts to trick users into thinking that there are several security threats that are present on the computer but in order to delete them they need to pay a software upgrade fee. It is a variant of Internet Security virus, Internet Security 2013 virus, Internet Security 2014 virus or Internet Security Pro virus. The hacker group behind this attack has put in a lot of effort and work to make this resemble commonly seen anti-virus programs. Once it is installed on the computer it makes system changes and will launch at the same time that the computer is started up. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on June 11, 2013 3:53 am and last modified on June 12, 2013 1:49 am.
