Virus named Windows Ultimate Safeguard is totally a fraud to trick your money. This pest pops up suddenly without your permission and warning that your computer are facing various kinds of problems. Have you been taken in? Do you know how you get this infection? Do you know how to kill it? Once you picked up this rubbish, please pay attention to this post.
What is Windows Ultimate Safeguard?
Most users know few about Windows Ultimate Safeguard virus. Now let me give you a brief description about it. This is a fake anti-virus program. It always pops up suddenly acting as a security tool which in fact is just a rogue ransomware. It’s here trying to trick you into buying it’s fake program so the attacker can make as much money as they can. Actually, this program is one of the ransomware family just like the Windows Home Patron which always almost action the same. Usually it will record a series of fake alerts in order to make you mad, and then declares that if you buy their product then they can help you fix all the bugs. When you are anxious about how to get rid of it, you may lose your mind and pay the money to the attacker. Even you do so, the problem is still there. Nothing changes at all. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on August 5, 2012 11:33 am and last modified on May 31, 2013 7:43 am.
Have you been redirected lately when surfing the Internet to a certain webpage – Search.iminent.com and other related sites? Why can’t you change the previous homepage back? And no matter where you want to go, it just leads you to its homepage and other unwanted pages. What is the best way to successfully get rid of this annoying pop up website?
Description:
Search.iminent.com is categorized as a browser hijacker that mainly targets PC users’ browsers. And no matter what browsers you normally use to go online, it can appear on them and won’t get off easily by changing homepages or reinstalling browsers since it has already changed the default settings. Most browser hijackers, like Searchsafer.com, show on your browsers as a common search engine which provides you tons of online information. But the fact is, they are indeed supported by remote hackers. So instead of offering you real searching results, they lead you to hacked places where contain numerous viruses. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on August 4, 2012 12:43 pm and last modified on June 6, 2013 3:55 am.
What is Ukash virus scam? Have you got a full screen displaying a message warning you that your phone or your computer is blocked due to your illegal activities online? It locked the screen saying you were looking child pornography and you have to pay the fine from 100 pounds to 200 pounds. It states it’s legit and is from the government office and wants you to send 100 euros by using Ukash. How did you get Microsoft Windows Ukash virus blocked PC? And Why you’ve had your mac book block by a virus asking for ?100 to unlock it? Your android phone or tablet blocked up for looking at porn? You got hit when you were watching porn on the Internet? The victim said:”My MacBook Pro has just been hit by what I’ve looked up to be a Ukash virus saying i am watching illegal porn and have to pay 100 pounds or face serious criminal charges. My screen is blocked. What do I do? How can I unlock my computer and get rid of the fake Ukash scam virus? How to get out of Ukash screen to see task manager?” My mac book has been blocked by a virus asking for £100, How can I get rid of it? What if a police page pops up saying i’m arrested? Hi there I think my Phone has been scammed and need some help to remove this they are asking me to pay ?100 to Ukash or paysafe card, i got this UKash virus on my mobile device when I was watching porn on my iPod and Samsung galaxy phone and I’ve got a message saying unless I pay ?100 all data etc will be wiped. Does Ukash virus hackers watch you what you were watching? What can I do?Learn more details about this malware and get the best solution here to fix the trouble completely.
How to Remove Ukash Virus Scam That Blocked PC/Mac Book/Mobile Device and Asked For Payment 100 Pounds or Euros?
Ukash Virus is new created ransom-ware which has been infecting many computers, Mac book pros or mobile devices. It has many other versions such as the Metropolitan Police Ukash virus, the FBI moneypak virus and Canadian Security Intelligence Service Virus (CSIS Ukash Virus). When people get this ransom-ware infection, their computers will be locked by full screen messages which seem to be released by authorities. The warning threatens computer users that they have violated many laws of local government, especially laws of cyber activities. This Ukash virus message may confuse you because you have always behaved in manners on the Internet. You may ask” did I do something wrong?” or “What have I done against the law?” Don’t be afraid of it. This is just a threatening warning of a scam malware. If unfortunately, you are getting this warning information, your computer is now under the attack of scam malware. This Ukash Virus malware has an interface with many languages so that it can trick more people into paying the requested fees to the hackers behind the virus. Do not believe such block pages even when there is a logo of the national police service on the messages. The real government department will never send such warning messages on the Internet to block you from accessing your own PCs. The Ukash virus is often linked to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Ukash ransom, which displays a notification message on the computer screen stating that it is coming from the International Cyber Security Protection Alliance and notifies the users that their computers have been locked because they have been illegally used in SPAM email campaigns, distribution of pornographic material, and violating copyright laws. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on August 3, 2012 12:29 pm and last modified on February 14, 2016 3:33 am.
The message I get when I go to sign on is: A disk read error occurred Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart. When I do this it just keeps coming back to that screen. What can I do to solve this problem? Well, please read this post for help.
What the message “A disk read error occurred Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart” implies?
“A disk read error occurred Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart” is an error alert which displays on your desktop when your computer is infected some Trojan virus. It is a pernicious root-kit leading your computer to a chaotic condition. When PC users get such Trojan virus infection, their antivirus scan continually send out a message “A disk read error occurred Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart”. Even they have tried Norton Recovery, and Power Eraser, or more other program but neither worked. Apparently from the other threats, it requires much more than users can do on their own. In usual there are tree ways for Trojan virus infecting your computer. Trojan virus may be along with some other legit normal software. When you download the legit program, you may also download the virus. Or This Trojan may lurk in some links or websites, when you click or visit them, you can get a chance to be infected by it incautiously. There is one direct route for virus infection. That is when users use there external device to transfer something. They may get that virus from other machines. But no matter in what way you get infected, the virus will finally damage your computer system until you can’t use it any more. The infection process can be progressive. From one file to more and from one disk to another. The key point is that your antivirus is useless for this “A disk read error occurred Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart”. It can block the functions of the antivirus removing it. So manual way becomes necessary. Before your computer system is destroyed, you’d better get it our from your computer as soon as possible. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on August 3, 2012 10:40 am and last modified on June 6, 2013 4:01 am.
Got something wrong with your computer web browser? Can’t open the web page you want? Does my computer get virus infection? If it does, what do I do to save my computer?
Partner37.mydomainadvisor Redirect Virus is another search engine hijack virus released to destroy personal computers. Once your computer gets infected by such virus, you will be redirected to a web page with the appearance of some search engine site. But don’t be cheated by its appearance. It’s indeed a browser redirected virus. Partner37.mydomainadvisor is nothing different from other normal search engine sites such as Google.com, yahoo.com. On the page, there is a search bar and some “recommended” key words. Don’t stupidly think that it is safe to use such web site. If you incautiously open this site and use it, this redirect virus will change your browser original setting such as homepage and add some toolbar in it which will make you open your web browser slowly every time. Every time you try to open other sites you want, you just open Partner37.mydomainadvisor and other strange sites including porn sites or advertisement sites. And when you scan some normal sites, some pages always pop up annoying you. Never think it only can do that harm to your computer. Partner37.mydomainadvisor redirect virus will also import more and more other dangerous Trojan virus and malware to mess up your computer system until paralyze it. The main point is however hard you try to remove it by all sorts of anti-software, it seems the virus just takes root in your computer. Is there a good and safe way to kick it our from your computer? Yes, the only and best way to delete Partner37.mydomainadvisor redirect virus from your computer is manual way. However, if you are not familiar with this virus, you have to contact an expert to do that. Any mistake will cause data loss. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on August 3, 2012 9:37 am and last modified on June 6, 2013 3:57 am.
Cannot get rid of Trojan Horse Small.DAC virus completely? Why does it show up again after you reboot the computer? What can we do to finally and completely delete it from the computer? Read for more information.
Description:
Trojan Horse Small.DAC is quite an aggressive Trojan that shows on your computer and mess around with your personal information and system data. If you haven’t been able to get rid of it completely in time, you will not only lose precious information but also the computer. With a Trojan virus inside, your computer cannot perform appropriately due to the infection of it. You may receive lots of pop up windows either stating your computer has been severely damaged or asking money/fines from you. PC getting stuck will become a common phenomenon. The worst part is, this Trojan Small.DAC can bring more and more viruses, malware, ransomware and even remote hackers via created security flaws without your permission. That’s to say, they can collect your valuable information to make illegal benefits out of them and you don’t even have a clue! Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on August 3, 2012 6:55 am and last modified on June 6, 2013 4:06 am.
Having troubles with Trojan JS/Redirector.NIQ from your computer? If it cannot be deleted quickly, what can it bring to your computer? Is there any better tool or solution to successfully get rid of it?
What’s JS/Redirector.NIQ Trojan Infection?
JS/Redirector.NIQ is categorized as a nasty Trojan infection. Its main force is to inject malicious codes into your computer through backdoor activities so as to bring remote hackers inside your computer. Once it’s been detected in your computer, it’s suggested to not do any personal activities until the Trojan virus has been completely cleared out. That is to say, minimize your risks first, and then get rid of it completely. Reasons to be infected should include all non-behaved online activities. Viewing porn sites, opening unauthorized websites, using unknown search engines, downloading malicious programs could all lead to JS/Redirector.NIQ infection. After the infection is done, this Trojan will constantly bring problems to you since it can weaken system security. More viruses and malware will be brought inside to damage system data; lots of pop ups will show up to interrupt you; you may even get redirected to unwanted and hacked sites online. To stop you from suffering from more troubles, you should try to get rid of this Trojan virus as soon as possible. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on August 3, 2012 1:05 am and last modified on June 6, 2013 3:59 am.
You must be upset since getting infected with the Trojan Horse Small.DAC virus. In order to clean it out, you must have tried so many solutions, right? Does the anti-virus work? I guess the answer is “No”. According to what I know, this new version Small.DAC can block the anti-virus program and escape from being killed. Don’t be desperate, there is still one effective way to save your computer. Here I will demonstrate it to you. Please pay attention to this post to figure out how you pick up this pest, what it does and how to get rid of.
Description of Trojan Horse Small.DAC Virus.
Trojan Horse Small.DAC, I must say this is one of the most dangerous virus and which can come back again and again if it’s not removed completely. Most of the situation, users are unconscious how they get this infection. It seems like that they are just doing the normal things on the computer. Actually, this ransomware can be widely and quickly spread via the Internet. So once you connect to the Internet, you have the equal chance to get infected. This malicious program can hide in a questionable link, free download resources , spam attachments and so on. Every virus has its own codes and some can be changed any time which are hard to handle. Once this malicious virus is installed, it pops up frequently without permission. Small.DAC blocks your window and many other programs. For example it can disconnect the Internet, stop running anti-virus scan. Thus you can do nothing to get rid of it especially those who have little knowledge about computer. Trojan Horse Small.DAC usually hide under different extension names. Even the most famous anti-virus is difficult to detect them, let alone remove it. What’s worse, this infection can open backdoors to the attackers who created in order to do evil things to benefit themselves. Once they hack into your PC, it’s like a ticking boom has installed. They take control of the system, modify the windows registry, observe everything you do, keystroke, mouse click is included. From these observation, they can collect most of your personal information. If you are unfortunately to leak the bank account number and password to the attacker, that may be a really disaster. Besides, this Small.DAC malware can bring in more malicious program, for example fake anti-spyware trying to trick users into purchasing their so called legal products. Don’t hesitate to clean it out if you got this boom. I may tell you the longer it stays, the more dangerous it’s. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on August 2, 2012 7:38 am and last modified on June 6, 2013 4:04 am.
Today, I found some odd files on my desktop with .ini extension. And in other folders, there are also many .ini files. I don’t want them to be there. It’s so untidy. My anti-virus program has shown that I have gotten Desktop.ini Trojan Virus and I did everything to get rid of the annoyance without success. After checking my computer, I find that my computer running with lots of unknown programs and I have to surf the internet with slow speed. And I really get crazy about the Backdoor.0Access Virus which messes up my computer and I don’t even know what I did to get the tiresome. How do I remove them to the recycle bin?
Desktop.ini Trojan Virus Description
Desktop.ini is a new released root-kit virus that has been infecting many computers recently. It is so stubborn that user was unable to clean the infection as you can see. This Trojan virus will add many .ini extension files on your desktop and in your folders. They will smear your desktop and other folders. Once your computer was infected with Desktop.ini virus, then your anti-virus AVAST keeps on popping up stating “Threat detected!”, you cant see any of the entries to remove Trojan dropper but your PC is definitely infected. Yes, it is because the virus mutates every time then when users are trying to remove it only with no luck. All the instructions they see state look in extensions. They do not see anything in extensions. Many of them recently downloaded Torrent or movies and read that may be where they got it from. What is worse, users got the nasty search engine virus except this problem and while they removed it from their homepage, programs, internet options and computer it still shows up when they type an incorrect HTTP address. So they want to know every time i start my computer i get the error message “Desktop.ini was detected”. How can i fix it? Well, since the anti-virus program just pick it up but couldn’t delete it completely, you must find an efficient way to save your computer well. Luckily, you can get rid of Desktop.ini virus from your machine with the tutorial here. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on August 2, 2012 5:26 am and last modified on October 22, 2013 7:57 am.
Do you feel headache if your computer has a Trojan virus but you can’t remove it? If your anti-virus isn’t effective for such kind of virus, what will you do to get rid of it? Let’s read this post.
How do i get rid of Generic28.CMJO?
Generic28.CMJO is a new Trojan detected by Avast Anti-virus. It is so stubborn that user was unable to clean the infection as you can see. This avast warns for Generic28.CMJO notification pops up roughly every 5 minutes. Once your computer was infected with Generic28.CMJO virus, then your anti-virus AVAST keeps on popping up stating “Threat detected!”, you cant see any of the entries to remove Trojan dropper but your PC is definitely infected. Yes, it is because the virus mutates every time then when users are trying to remove it only with no luck. All the instructions they see state look in extensions. They do not see anything in extensions. Many of them recently downloaded Torrent or movies and read that may be where they got it from. What is worse, users got the nasty search engine virus except this problem and while they removed it from their homepage, programs, internet options and computer it still shows up when they type an incorrect HTTP address. So they want to know every time i start my computer i get the error message “Generic28.CMJO was detected”. How can i fix it? Well, since the anti-virus program just pick it up but couldn’t delete it completely, you must find an efficient way to save your computer well. Luckily, you can get rid of Generic28.CMJO virus from your machine with the tutorial here. Read the rest of this post »
Published by Tony Shepherd on August 2, 2012 3:10 am and last modified on August 2, 2012 4:33 am.
