Windows AntiHazard Helper, in spite of its name, is quite a hazardous tool. Such programs are called rogues and must be dealt with as rogues. You never know when such pest can attack your computer. It seems to have no barriers at all when trying to achieve its malicious goals set before it by its developers. First, it gets into systems without approval and permission, like many other fake anti-viruses, in fact. It does not come with uninstaller, so it is not as easy to get rid of it using the common software uninstall methods. What we mean by this is that you can’t actually identify this program in the list of applications that can be removed with just one click of a mouse. In order to delete this hoax other, more aggressive and professional methods are required, and many sites that enlighten the issue of malware removal simply don’t provide users with clear rogue uninstall instructions.
How to remove Windows AntiHazard Center rogue
Windows AntiHazard Center is a malicious program designed by fraudsters for the purpose of collecting funds from users infected with it. These funds are allegedly the payment for the licensed version of this program, but the point is that such license simply doesn’t exist. It is not powerful at all to accomplish what this program promises. Windows AntiHazard Center says that it is a modern and powerful anti-malware utility that appeared on your computer to protect you. It says that it revealed threats on your system and then instructs you to effect the payment for its license to obtain the fake ultimate protection. Instead of ultimate protection users receive totally useless and powerless program that is not capable of fulfilling its promises. This is the exact description of a rogue security program.
Windows Health Keeper scam. How to fix
Is your PC infected with Windows Health Keeper? Well, first thing you should understand is that this hoax cannot improve the “health” of your system. It can never become the healing doctor that can cure all computer diseases. Instead, this program is the cause of many infections.
Windows Antihazard Solution removal
Windows Antihazard Solution is a rogue security program that says of itself as the number one remedy against security threats. Still, this is the deceiving statement that has nothing to do with real abilities of this program to remove viruses. This is the exact meaning of a rogue program, i.e. the tool that claims to be able to do some great works but, in reality, is a totally useless piece of junkware. Whether you have this hoax on your PC or not it is still worth reading this piece of information about this pest online and about its removal. First of all, you need to take all the necessary steps on prevention of various malware attacks on your PC. For this purpose it is strongly recommended that you install powerful security software with permanent anti-threat protection features. Regretfully, some users prefer not to have any security programs at all on their PCs, thus causing various pests to enter their systems. We consider it as a must to have certain anti-malware barriers, especially if they are reputed and powerful enough to resist virus attacks. But surely Windows Antihazard Solution is not in this list of good programs worth keeping. When this rogue enters your system it starts “scanning” it, but the bogus scan lasts for just 3 seconds and afterwards the report follows about fake infections revealed. At this stage it is of crucial importance for you not to trust into these deceitful statements and untrue notifications of Windows Antihazard Solution. Whether you like its GUI or not, the inner part of this program is full of covetous plans. In fact, the rogue wants you to make payment for its licensed version which is totally incapable of deleting real threats. In order to get rid of it completely please follow this simple and clear removal guide.
How to uninstall Smart Fortress rogue?
Smart Fortress 2012 is a fake rogue antivirus, that stops other programs and scares you into believing that your PC is severely infected with viruses and other malware. To do so, stops each process that is launched after Smart Fortress 2012 execution and messes up Windows registry.
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Windows – Delayed Write Failed scareware
The message titled as ‘Windows – Delayed Write Failed’ is a scareware technique that was specifically prepared by cyber fraudsters for the purpose of making users think their system is in danger. This misleading scam appears just before the GUI of fake HDD tool first comes up in front of desktop of the infected computer. It is peculiar that this message pops up at least 20 times, possibly even more. Once user shuts it down or clicks “Cancel”, “Try again” or “Continue” he/she will face the interface of fake hard drive defragmenter (system optimizer) software. We can name System Check as the latest example of such malwares. There are many other similar scary programs, the list will be quite large if we start to name all examples of these virus applications. So, if you see such a message on your screen you should definitely realize it is originated by malware program that tries to enter your PC. It is not a legitimate Windows OS warning, no matter what version of Windows you have. The scary notice says this:
Beware of ‘Windows detected a hard disk problem’ fake error message
The widely spread family of fake system optimizers, such as System Check as their latest representative, surely knows how to scare users. There are plenty of fake critical error messages that such fake HDDs present once the system is infected. Today we would like to describe one of such misleading and quite scary warnings that users could see just before the GUI of fake HDD first appears.
How to fix isecurity.exe virus problem
Isecurity.exe is not the exact name of the virus, but this is the main process of Internet Security malware. When the fake anti-spyware program enters the infected computer it starts its fake scan of your computer. At the quick lapse of time the hoax reports various types of infections and threats supposedly revealed by it during such imitated scan. The plot of the rogue is to make you scared with the fictitious information it gives you. The next step for it would be to persuade you to effect the payment for the licensed version of Internet Security, because it promises to remove those infections after you pay for it. The truth is that this application does not possess with the features to delete real threats.
How to uninstall Antivirus Protection 2012 fake AV
Antivirus Protection has the “glory” of a very malicious and annoying virus that must be dealt with immediately. The developers of the hoax surely know how to trick and to scare users. They do this by arranging all kinds of bogus system scans and subsequent fictitious scan reports which would tell about many infections, viruses and malwares available at your workstation. But the truth is that this is not the true information. You are just being deceived by Antivirus Protection rogue and by its developers. Continue reading
System Check virus and its fake error reports
System Check virus
System Check (also known as SystemCheck) is the virus program requiring immediate removal. No doubt, if your computer has now been contaminated with System Check scam then definitely something must be done immediately in order to have it entirely wiped off from your system. Otherwise, if you are waiting too long, the hoax can make the horrible mess out of your file and folder system.