Getting trouble with rogue File Restore Virus on your computer? All files in C drive have been hidden and all icons on the desktop are gone suddenly just leaves a blank screen there? Can’t uninstall this rogue malware from Windows Control Panel? Tried all kinds of anti-virus and anti-malware solutions with no luck? Read the article below to have this issue resolved completely and safely.
What is File Restore Virus?
File Restore Virus is a dangerous rogue program disguising as legal hard drive repair software that will runs itself after your start the computer and then opens a whole bunch of prompts with horrible results stating there are critical errors within your computer to scare you so that you need to pay money to activate this rogue to get all the errors resolved. This program is quite similar to file recovery virus, data recovery virus, smart HDD virus with the same purpose that pretends to be a legal security software trying to rob your money. You can’t even close all these malicious pop-ups when they are shown on your screen. So what are you gonna do? Trying to send money and save your computer? No. Please do not trust in this fake because it’s a dangerous threat itself which has the ability to damage your system and make your computer crash down. Fake File Restore Virus is designed to cheat and scare computer users into trusting on that their computer hard drive has been out of work and need to be fixed. Once your computer is infected by this rogue malware it will run extremely slow and keeps receiving continuous warning boxes. What’s even worse, it will hide all of your files that you can’t find them at all. Thousands of computer users become infected by File Restore Virus when they are surfing the internet, clicking unknown links or opening unknown attachment from spam emails. If you have unfortunately downloaded a malicious file which contains this rogue malware so your computer will be infected. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on October 18, 2012 6:50 am and last modified on May 31, 2013 3:40 am.
Is your computer infected by Live Security Professional virus malware? Keep getting pop-ups warning “virus detected” windows and random virus alerts? Hear curious sounds saying “Threat has been detected” when you restart your computer? Get continuous boxes upcoming telling you to pay money so that you can activate this fake anti-virus? Please read the article below to get rid of this trouble completely.
What is Live Security Professional Virus – How to Remove?
“Something unbelievable happens to my computer! This morning, the Live Security Professional pops up on my computer’s screen and scans my system automatically. Then it claims that there are some serious leaks and viruses which need to be deleted immediately. If not, these viruses would totally ruin my computer’s system! The pop up thing said it can remove these viruses and repair the leaks for me, but the service is charge. I paid for it because I don’t want to lose my data. However, the Live Security Professional keeps staying on my screen and would not let me access internet after I finished payment. How can I bypass the warning screen? What exactly it is? Is it virus? How can I get rid of it?” said by Lee, who is one of the victims of this kind of fake AV. All you can get more details about this rogue thing and learn more on how to deal with this problem below. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on October 17, 2012 1:59 pm and last modified on August 19, 2013 8:21 am.
Have got the Norwegian police virus? Is Norsk Politi Institutt for Cybercrime hijacking your computer and locking you out of your computer, stating that you have violated the Norwich laws and demanding you pay pay €100 euro to unlock your computer via Ukash or paysafecard? Is NORSK POLITI INSTITUTT FOR CYBERCRIME police notice (paid with Ukash/Paysafecard legitimate or fake? It is just a scam. You can remove Norwegian police virus completely from your computer by following the guide below.
Is This Politiet Norsk Politi Institutt for Cybercrime Virus Real or Fake?
Norsk Politi Institutt for Cybercrime virus is a new variant of Reveton ransomware family, similar to the prevalent FBI Moneypak virus targeting United States citizens, Canadian Police Association for Canadian citizens, Australian Federal Police for Australian citizens, Bundesamt fur Polizei for German citizens, and Politie Eenheid Voor De Bestruding Cybercrime for Netherlands citizens. Based on our researches on YooSecurity Labs, the Ukash/Paysafecard viruses originated from Reveton family have stormed all the popular geographic locations around the world, like United States, Canada, Germany, Austria, French and Neverlands. Cyber crime police Norway is used to target specifically Norwich geolocation, employing the same techniques like other Reveton ransomware by acting as local law enforcement, locking the victim’s computer and asking the victim to pay the requested fines (Norsk Politi Institutt for Cybercrime is asking for €100 euro) via Ukash/Paysafecard payment methods. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on October 17, 2012 12:21 pm and last modified on June 4, 2013 3:59 am.
Never thought that one day the Bundesamt für Polizei would look you for trouble? Feel scared to death and worried that you would be jailed once you got a warning from the police office? Do I have to worry about that? Is it legitimate all just a scam? If not, what do I do to get rid of it? Well, this is the right post for you to read.
Is This Virus Really Related to Bundesamt für Polizei?
If you are freaking out for Bundesamt für Polizei virus and about to pay €100 as the “fine”, you can relax now and should not be worried too much. The warning is completely not from the police office. It’s nothing associated with any law enforcement police and officers but a ransomware which can lock your computer and cheat you into paying money to unlock your computer. You might heard of that in USA, a similar scam called FBI Moneypak Virus is rampant. Many computer users across the nation have been afflicted. Most of them would pay the $200 “fine” via Moneypak or Ukash as required since they thought it was really from the police office. If they didn’t pay, they will be prosecuted. This unethical social engineering technique has made a good fortune for the malicious hackers in the past few months. And it is storming other countries around the world with country-specific variants. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on October 16, 2012 11:45 am and last modified on May 30, 2013 7:58 am.
Netherlands Politie sent you a message from Politie Eenheid Voor De Bestrijding Cybercrime Virus telling you your computer is locked for some reason? Is it really from Politie? If it’s just a virus, how to remove politiebericht virus from your computer?
What is Politie Eenheid Voor De Bestrijding Cybercrime Ukash Virus?
Politie Eenheid Voor De Bestrijding Cybercrime Virus is new created ransom-ware which has been infecting many computers and asking for 100 Euro Ukash. It has many other versions such as Metropolitan Police Ukash Virus, FBI moneypak virus and Canadian Security Intelligence Service Virus (CSIS Ukash Virus). Is your computer locked by Eenheid Voor De Bestrijding Cybercrime ukash virus? This is a serious problem. As far as we know, this nasty virus has been attacking millions of computers in the world, and the number is increasing. Politie Eenheid Voor De Bestrijding Cybercrime ukash virus is known as a notorious ransomware that you should pay high attention to. Judge from its name, you may not doubt it is a virus. Some innocent users even believe it is genuine. That’s a big mistake. Eenheid Voor De Bestrijding Cybercrime virus never be friendly to you and your computer. It acts as it is associated with law enforcement department, but we should realize this is the nasty way it uses to fool innocent computer users. That’s just like a wolf in sheep’s clothing. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on October 15, 2012 12:35 pm and last modified on June 4, 2013 3:33 am.
Hit by Canadian Police Association Virus? Is it possible that the real Canadian Police Association send you a message through the internet asking you for “Fine”? Is the warning really from the Canadian government department or just a fake stuff made by hackers to cheat people for 100 Canadian Dollars? If it’s just a ransomware, what can I do to remove the virus since I even can’t start my computer? Well, if you can spend some time reading this post, you will benefit a lot.
How Do I Know Canadian Police Association Virus Is A Scam or Not?
Everyone will doubt if Canadian Police Association Virus is just a ransomware or from the police office. They may feel scared if their computers get such warning suddenly. Even people will be overcautious to do something to get rid of it if they don’t know whether it’s legitimate or not. So the first thing should be clear is that Canadian Police Association Virus or RCMP virus is nothing more than a scam malware which was made by very clever hackers to deceive PC users for money. And as for this virus, it will ask for 100 Canadian dollars a time. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on October 15, 2012 6:18 am and last modified on May 30, 2013 7:56 am.
Is your computer infected by Trojan.Apdahost.A virus? Continuous pop-ups warning that your computer has been infected by this dangeours virus? Feeling frustrated after failed to use variety of anti-virus to remove it? Have no idea how to get rid of this threat permanently from your computer? Don’t worry, this article will help you find out the effective solution to kick it off completely.
Trojan.Apdahost.A is a computer infection that is recognized as dangerous Trojan which can cause a lot of troubles to your system. Trojan.Apdahost.A is created with Microsoft Intermediate Language by intended hackers who are aiming to acquire illegal benefit by attacking users’ PC and stealing valuable information, Therefore it could be inferred that Trojan.Apdahost.A connects to the Internet without the user’s knowledge and communicates with a remote server to further compromise the system’s security.Sometimes it’s detected as Trojan:MSIL/Apdahost.A. It should be noted that computer infections usually come in groups therefore it is very likely that Trojan.Apdahost.A comes along with other infections as well. This nasty virus is related to adware applications which means it could bring annoying pop-up advertisements that appear on your screen. What’s more, if unfortunately you have Trojan.Apdahost.A within your system, your computer is most probably infected with browser hijackers that can redirect you to malicious websites, or change your search results. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on October 13, 2012 1:03 pm and last modified on October 13, 2012 1:07 pm.
Be redirecting to Qfind.net when you were surfing online? Why your Internet browser’s homepage has been changed to a different site that you have never seen before? So Qfind.net virus has taken over the settings of your default of the homepage. As a matter of fact, this is known to be a Qfind.net redirect virus. Infected with www.qfind.net google redirect virus and do not know how to remove it? Best Instructions here.
Qfind.net Browser Hijacker Description
Qfind.net redirect virus (alias http://ww2.qfind.net/) is a specially browser hijacker virus that will forcibly change your homepages and other default settings of your browsers such as Firefox, Google Chrome and Internet Explorer. Once your computer was infected with Qfind.net virus then IE sits at non responding. Basically double clicks on the desktop do not work. If you add a short cut to the desktop, such as Google Chrome and double click, it will not execute, have to right click and then open for Chrome to work. When I added the new shortcut to the desktop it was not the correct icon. Outlook is also giving error messages. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on October 12, 2012 11:42 am
Your computer is inactive system cleaner is in progress? What is system cleaner 9.11 that ask for a moneypak code? Is your computer seized by the “System Cleaner” Virus scam asking for 0 fine to unlock PC? Can the System Cleaner Virus lock my computer until i pay 200 dollars by Greendot Moneypak fine? Yes, it can. Warning your computer has been blocked for violation of federal law. What happens if my computer locks up because of illegal download? System Cleaner for violation of federal violation asking for 0 MoneyPak payment, how to remove system cleaner virus from computer? How to unlock my computer and remove System Cleaner virus scam efficiently?
Your computer is being blocked by System Cleaner Green dot Moneypak Scam and you have to pay $200 fine to unlock it via Greendot Moneypak?
System Cleaner Virus is the new variant of the infamous Greendot Moneypak virus family. It works very similarly like the previous ransomware FBI Moneypak Virus. Is system cleaner department of state virus? Do you know system cleaner us government? How to remove fbi system cleaner that scan with a $200 fine? Recently, more and more PC users have encountered a new type of virus — System Cleaner Moneypak virus on their computers. This virus would lock user’s computer then claims that you have violated the federal law and requires user to pay a fine of 200 dollars by Greendot Moneypak code otherwise they wouldn’t release the locked computers. If you have installed any one of the famous antivirus software like Norton, AVG, McAfee, you probably would find that your computer still will be attacked and locked by the System Cleaner Moneypak scam. Almost all of the antivirus programs have not updated their virus database so they are not able to prevent from seizing by the System Cleaner Moneypak virus. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on October 12, 2012 11:38 am and last modified on June 4, 2013 6:38 am.
