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Is SaveArmor a Knight in Shining Armor?

antispyware — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 23:30:18 CST

If you are thinking of spending your money on SaveArmor to protect your PC from parasites and infections, read this before you do. SaveArmor is a rogue security program designed to fool you into believing it is a reliable security program, able to detect and remove spyware, viruses and other threats. Like most of these scams, this one simply wants your money, and provides no protection. Can it remove existing threats? No way.

SaveArmor displays aggressive and alarming security alerts to the user, which looks much like a Windows security center, and will often state that your antivirus is disabled or out of date. It will also inform you that infections exist, and that you should download the free scan to detect these infected files. When you download the scan, you may actually be placing SaveArmor on your computer, which is malware.

Of course the scan cannot detect anything, and the files that are displayed are usually fake or at the very least harmless. This is simply adding fuel to the fire to make the user even more alarmed. SaveArmor cannot detect or remove anything at all, so save your money. Is it safe to leave this rogue on your PC? No. These malicious applications often have the ability to track your online habits, gather private information and access business accounts - not to mention the havoc they can wreak on your PC.

A slow running computer or one that has become unstable along with other symptoms like annoying pop-up ads, security warnings or changed home pages may be a sign that spyware is on your computer. Where does SaveArmor come from if you did not actually install it yourself? It commonly installs through Trojans when you download other files, visit questionable websites, or click on links in spam emails. You won’t know when it installs, because these programs usually remain resident in the background and you don’t know they are there until you begin having the symptoms.

Don’t try to remove SaveArmor yourself unless you have a thorough knowledge of the removal process, because you could end up damaging your PC. The process is complex, and must be done precisely in order to restore security to your computer without disturbing system files that are needed for proper functioning.

Do you suspect that SaveArmor exists on your PC? Click here now for a free scan with Spyzooka, the only antispyware application that guarantees 100% removal of all infections, spyware and other security threats automatically.

SpyGuard - Think It Guards Against Parasites?

antispyware — Wed, 04 Nov 2009 22:16:18 CST

SpyGuard is another rogue security program that’s primary intention is to fool users into believing that it is a reliable security application that will detect and remove parasites and infections. There are literally thousands of these fakes around the internet world, and they want your money. It’s really that simple.

Malicious people invent these applications to look as though they are legitimate security tools. Their hope is that the user will be alarmed by the security alerts and pop-up messages they receive, scan their PC with the scan that is offered, and ultimately purchase the full product as a solution to these supposed infections. They make money, you get nothing. Sound like a fair trade? Don’t give SpyGuard your money!

Most rogues like this one operate in pretty much the same manner. Downloading the free scan that is offered can actually place SpyGuard on your PC, which is malware. These programs also install without your knowledge or consent when you download other files, visit questionable websites, or click links in spam emails. Some are extremely dangerous, but none are of any use and should be removed as soon as you realize it exists.

What can SpyGuard do? Take up valuable system resources, place even more malware on your PC, affect your operating system and collect information about you and your online activities. Your computer may become very slow, almost to the point that it seems paralyzed. Passwords, credit card numbers and other business data may be accessed as well. In severe cases, your PC may even crash.

Removing SpyGuard yourself is possible, but definitely not advised. Removal requires halting all running processes and locating all files and values that are related so that you can delete them. If not done precisely, manual removal can cause damage to your PC.

Do you suspect that SpyGuard has been installed on your computer? Click here now for a free scan with Spyzooka, the only antispyware application that guarantees 100% removal of all parasites, infections and other security threats.

SpySpotter Is Incapable of Spotting Spyware!

antispyware — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 02:40:23 CDT

While the name sounds like a tool you would use to detect and remove spyware, SpySpotter is another rogue security program that focuses on tormenting the user by displaying incessant security alerts and warnings. To put it simply, the hackers who invent this product want to scare you into purchasing it. SpySpotter is like 99% of other malware -- it cannot scan your PC for threats, and it cannot detect or remove anything. Period.

Most of the time, a person only first realizes that spyware has been placed on their PC when they start noticing strange things. Your computer may be slow to start up, or just doesn't seem to run very well. You wonder what the problem is; you are getting all of these warnings, your PC is at the point of seeming almost paralyzed, and you end up at strange websites you weren't trying to visit. What's going on? Most likely, spyware.

SpySpotter and other malicious applications install without you even knowing it. Usually, this happens when you download other files, visit websites that aren't secure, or click on links in spam emails. Shared networks may also be to blame. However you got it on your PC, you know that it is really irritating and you want it gone -- now. And it should be, because it can really do a number on your computer.

SpySpotter may access your private information, such as passwords and credit card numbers. It may also place more malware on your computer, which is only going to make things worse. Since it has the ability to modify and disable system files, you risk damage to your PC. SpySpotter remains resident and hides in the background at all times, which is why your computer is running so slowly. When you realize you have a malicious application on your PC, don't wait to uninstall it. You should never try to remove it yourself either, unless you are an expert. It's easy to damage your computer if you do this incorrectly.

Are you suspicious that SpySpotter may be on your PC? Click here now for a free scan with Spyzooka, the only antispyware tool that is 100% guaranteed, and removes every last trace of parasites, worms and other security threats automatically.

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antispyware — Mon, 28 Sep 2009 22:59:10 CDT

MalwareWar -- Wage War Against This Rogue!

antispyware — Fri, 25 Sep 2009 01:09:17 CDT

MalwareWar sounds like it would be very aggressive against malware, doesn't it? This rogue security program is basically like all of the others -- its main purpose is to take your money. Constant security warning alerts are displayed to the user in order to persuade them that their PC is infected with spyware, viruses, and all sorts of dangerous things. Of course they offer to scan your computer, so that they can detect these files and remove them. MalwareWar is an all-out scam, pure and simple.

This application is actually spyware, developed by hackers who want to profit on a useless product. When the user falls for the invitation to scan their computer, they will be shown the results, which are always bad. In fact, they are so bad that you are informed that in order for these parasites to be removed, you must purchase the full product. What happens if you do? Nothing. MalwareWar can't detect anything, the scan results are fake, and nothing will be removed from your PC. Essentially, you may as well throw your money away.

Rogue security programs like these are able to do a few things, like cause trouble. Once installed, your PC is likely to become slow or unstable because these applications take up such a large amount of system resources. Most are capable of installing more malware on your computer, and collecting information about you. Your private passwords, credit card numbers and other data may be collected. In some cases, your computer may even crash.

MalwareWar, like most other spyware, has symptoms that are impossible to miss. Besides the poor performance of your PC, you will likely be bombarded with pop-up ads, security warnings and banner ads. Your browser may send you to strange websites that you did not intend to visit, and you may notice new toolbars in your browser, or icons in your system tray that were not there before. These rogue security programs often install when you download other files, or visit questionable websites that are not secure. The best thing you can do is remove this parasite. Manual removal is risky, and can damage your PC if not done correctly.

Do you have the symptoms described above, and feel that MalwareWar may reside on your computer? Click here now for a scan with Spyzooka, the only antispyware application that guarantees 100% removal of all parasites, worms, trojans and other security threats automatically.

Advanced Virus Protection -- Exactly What Does This Rogue Protect You From?

antispyware — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 00:01:23 CDT

If you are wondering whether Advanced Virus Protection is a good antispyware program and considering buying it, save your money. Otherwise, you are throwing it away. Advanced Virus Protection is a rogue security program which simply means that it is a scam. Hackers create these programs so that they look legitimate and convincing. They want you to increase their profits by buying the product, which is utterly useless.

Advanced Virus Protection attempts to gain your undivided attention by displaying security alerts to you. These alerts will explain that security threats exist on your PC, and that you should download the scan they offer in order to determine which files are infected, so that they may be removed. If you download the scan, you may be placing this rogue on your computer yourself. In any event, the results that are displayed after the scan is finished are fake. In fact, this rogue isn't even capable of scanning your PC, so naturally there is no way it can detect or remove anything.

What most of these malicious applications can do is really mess up your computer. Advanced Virus Protection is no exception. These programs may modify system files, change network settings, collect your private information and place even more malware on your computer. The reason that your computer becomes slow or unstable is that these rogues use an enormous amount of system resources, because they run constantly in the background. Your PC may even crash. Passwords and other business information are at risk, so you should remove Advanced Virus Protection at once.

If you are curious as to how this program got on your PC to start with, there are several common ways this happens. You may have visited a questionable website that was not secure, or downloaded a music or video file that this rogue piggybacked on. Shared networks and spam emails are other common culprits. Wherever it came from, get rid of it. Manual removal may be what you decide to do, but be warned that you can easily damage your PC because this is a fairly difficult and involved process.

Do you believe that Advanced Virus Protection may be installed on your computer? Click here now for a scan with Spyzooka, the only antispyware tool that offers you a 100% guarantee that it removes all parasites, infections and other security threat automatically.

Dr. Protection -- One Doctor You Should Not Trust!

antispyware — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 22:06:02 CDT

Dr. Protection is another rogue security program that advertises to the internet world to be a legitimate spyware removal tool. This application is a fake, and should not be trusted. Like most others, it uses aggressive security warnings in an effort to alarm the user, so that they will buy the product in order to remove these supposed infections. Keep your money, it doesn't work.

If you are new to these parasites, here is a brief explanation of how most work. Dr. Protection, like most rogue security programs, will advertise constantly to you through pop-up security alerts. These alerts will state that infections or spyware resides on your PC, and that you should use their scan to detect these infections. Once it scans your computer, Dr. Protection displays the results, which are made up. This application cannot scan your PC, so of course it is incapable of detecting threats or removing them. However, it is a parasite and should be removed immediately once you know it is there.

How will you know if Dr. Protection is in fact on your PC? There are many common symptoms of malware. Usually, your computer will become slow, or even freeze. Pop-up ads and security alerts will bombard you, and your browser may send you to websites that you did not intend to visit. Your home page may change, or there may be new shortcuts on your desktop that were not there before. You will most likely notice that you are getting an unusually large amount of spam emails as well.

Many rogue security programs that are similar to this one pose a danger to your computer and private information. They can change network settings, disable system files and collect private data such as passwords and credit card information. Your PC may become unstable or even crash. You may try to remove Dr. Protection manually, but this is a process that can cause severe damage to your computer. All related files and values must be located so that you can delete them, which is not easy because they can hide from you. Also, you may delete the wrong file or remove a system file that is crucial for your computer to function properly.

If you suspect that Dr. Protection has been placed on your PC, click here now for a scan with Spyzooka, the only antispyware tool that guarantees complete removal of 100% of parasites, infections, trojans or other security threats that may reside on your computer.

FastAntivirus09 is FAST At Putting Your Security at Risk

antispyware — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 22:26:22 CDT

FastAntivirus09 is a rogue security program that's main purpose is to take your money and run. This malware is disguised to be a legitimate spyware removal tool, and advertises aggressively to the user through deceiving security alerts. These alerts will inform you that security threats exist on your PC, and that you should download the scan to detect these parasites in order to remove them.

Once the scan is complete, FastAntivirus09 will display the supposedly infected files. You will then be informed that in order to remove these threats, you have to purchase the full product. These results are a fake. FastAntivirus09 cannot scan your computer, so naturally it is incapable of detecting threats or removing them. Hackers design these programs so that they may alarm you, and hopefully get you to let go of your money.

A few things that FastAntivirus09 may do is place more malware on your PC, it may disable or delete system files that you need, and it is capable of modifying network settings. FastAntivirus09 may also "spy" on you. It may track your online searches and the sites you visit, as well as personal information. Passwords, credit card numbers and other information may be at risk. This program is malware, and should be removed at once when you know it is there.

Common symptoms of having FastAntivirus09 on your PC are pretty much like the rest. Your computer may become very slow or even crash. Browser redirection, new shortcuts on your desktop, a changed home page and incessant security warnings are also common. You may be tempted to remove FastAntivirus09 manually, but this is not advised due to the risk of damaging your computer. The process is complex, and requires locating and deleting all related files and values. This is not easy, because these files can easily hide from the user and go undetected.

Are you seeing signs of malware like FastAntivirus09 on your PC? Remove it immediately, and do not delay. Click here to scan your PC with Spyzooka, the only antispyware tool guaranteed to remove 100% of parasites, infections and other security threats automatically.

AntivirusTrigger Usually Triggers Trouble

antispyware — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 02:11:46 CDT

AntivirusTrigger is another rogue security program, actually a more recent version of Virus Trigger malware. This application displays aggressive and misleading security alerts to the user, mostly to frighten them into believing that their PC is infected so that they will purchase the product as a remedy to the problem. AntivirusTrigger is a fake antispyware product that is designed by hackers with a strong intent on stealing your money.

If a user does download the free scan, AntivirusTrigger reports either harmless or nonexistent files that are supposedly security threats. These results are fabricated, but intended to convince the user that they need to purchase the full product in order to remove these threats. AntivirusTrigger cannot detect or remove anything, and is essentially an empty product with no use whatsoever. If you do buy this product, chances are you will never get your money back so you are essentially throwing your money away.

Malware like this often modifies system files, collects information and installs even more malware. Often, your PC becomes very slow and displays incessant security threat warnings, pop-up ads and banners to you. You may notice that your browser redirects you to unknown websites as well. Since these applications use an enormous amount of system resources, they affect the performance. In some cases, your computer may crash.

AntivirusTrigger often gets installed without your knowledge or permission. This can happen in a variety of ways. Visiting questionable websites, downloading freeware, music and other programs, spam email links and shared networks are common culprits. AntivirusTrigger should be removed immediately once detected, to avoid further problems. Manual removal is possible, but not advised due to the risk of severe damage to your PC. All related running processes must be killed, then associated files and values detected and deleted. It is recommended that you use a reputable antispyware tool to remove AntivirusTrigger automatically.

Do you believe that AntivirusTrigger resides on your PC? Click here now for a scan with Spyzooka, the only antispyware tool that guarantees 100% removal of all parasites, infections and other security threats.

AVSystemCare Could Care Less About Your System!

antispyware — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 02:59:17 CDT

You guessed it – AVSystemCare is another rogue security program that hopes that by frightening users into believing that serious threats exist on their PC, they will purchase the product to remove these threats. This is another in a long (and ever growing) line of malicious applications designed by hackers to rob you of your money. AVSystemCare is capable of absolutely nothing at all. Any results displayed if you do download the scan are fictitious.

The messages displayed by AVSystemCare often look very similar to the ones issued by Windows Security center, so they can be very misleading. This rogue may be installed with the assistance of malicious trojans, or because of security loopholes in your system. Common culprits are free downloads, music, games, etc. You may also get AVSystemCare by practicing unsafe surfing habits, visiting questionable websites, or clicking on links in spam emails.

As with most other spyware, AVSystemCare displays the same symptoms. A slow running PC, non-stop pop-up ads and browser redirection are common, and occasionally a changed home page. When you start noticing that your PC just isn't responding as well as it normally does, or you begin getting bombarded with pop-up ads, you most likely have a problem.

AVSystemCare uses a large amount of system resources because it runs constantly in the background. It may also disable system files that you need in order for your PC to operate efficiently. Your private data may be accessed, along with all sorts of information about your online activities. Remove this rogue immediately once you detect it. As far as manual removal goes, it is not advised because of the danger of severe damage to your computer. Every file and value that is related to AVSystemCare must be detected and deleted, and the process is a complex one.

If you are having some of these symptoms and believe that AVSystemCare may exist on your PC, click here now for a scan with Spyzooka, the only antispyware tool that guarantees 100% removal of parasites, trojans, worms and other security threats with one quick scan.

XPPolice Should Be Locked Up

antispyware — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 21:52:28 CDT

XPPolice is, as you have probably guessed, a rogue security program created by hackers for the purpose of scamming people. Through aggressive and misleading ads, this fake informs the user of security threats that exist on their computer, in an effort to convince them that they need XPPolice to remedy the problem. In fact, this application is an infection that should be removed immediately once detected.

XPPolice invites the user to scan their computer in order to learn what these security threats are. Once scanned, the program then displays the results of the supposedly infected files. These results are fake, and XPPolice has no ability to scan your PC. Therefore, it is useless when it comes to detecting or removing anything from your computer. It is simply an effort to take your money, which you may as well give away if you buy this product. It contains nothing of value at all.

Many people who become victims of these malicious hackers wonder where they got XPPolice installed on their computer to begin with. Often, the culprits are other programs you may download such as freeware, games, music, etc. You don't realize it when it actually gets placed on your PC, as these rogues hide in the background and go undetected. However, it won't be long before you start having the symptoms, which include a slow running PC, pop-up ads, browser redirection and often a changed home page.

Your computer performs poorly when a program like XPPolice is on your PC, because these applications do various things to your computer. They take up an enormous amount of system resources and memory, and they may also disable system files that are needed for your PC to function properly. They can also gain access to personal information, and collect data regarding what you do when online.

Malware carries various levels of threat risk, but none are good. XPPolice should be removed at once to prevent additional malware from being placed on your computer, or severe PC damage. Manual removal is not advised because it is very difficult, and can actually damage your computer badly if done incorrectly.

If you suspect that XPPolice has been placed on your PC, click here now for a scan with Spyzooka, the only antispyware tool that guarantees 100% removal of all parasites and other security threats.

Security Mechanic – Just Like a Shade Tree Mechanic, You Don't Want It!

antispyware — Tue, 18 Aug 2009 22:01:53 CDT

Security Mechanic is a rogue security program that has no functionality. It displays misleading and aggressive security alerts to the user in the hopes of convincing them that their PC is infected with all types of threats, so that they will purchase the product as a solution to the problem. Like other fake antispyware programs, this one has no ability to perform any type of action. It cannot scan, detect or remove anything whatsoever.

If Security Mechanic is left to reside on your PC for long, it will increase the frequency of the advertisements to the point that you can practically do nothing else but respond to these ads. As with other rogue applications, this one usually installs through Trojan viruses and malicious software. If it is on your computer but you don't know where it came from, you can probably blame another file you downloaded, or perhaps a spam email. Music, freeware, games and other popular downloads are common culprits when it comes to spyware.

You may think that you can leave Security Mechanic on your PC and not really worry about it. This is not a good idea, as most of these applications will collect information about your browsing habits. Your personal passwords, credit card information and other business data may be at risk, as well as the health of your PC. If left to their own devices, rogue security programs like this one will become worse over time, and cause more and more problems for you. Your computer will slow significantly, due to the large amount of system resources these applications use. It may even crash.

Some of the information collected about your habits may be sold to third parties. When this happens, you will no doubt receive incessant pop-up ads and spam emails that are related to your interests, or the topics you commonly search on when you are online. This is simply an attempt to get you to purchase from the ads. There is absolutely no good that comes from Security Mechanic, and you should remove it immediately once you realize it is there.

Manual removal is very risky, and can cause severe damage to your PC. If you suspect that Security Mechanic resides on your computer, click here now for a scan with Spyzooka, the only antispyware program that guarantees 100% removal of all parasites and infections.

Watch Out for Trace Sweeper – It May Sweep Away Your Security!

antispyware — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 02:07:36 CDT

Trace Sweeper is a relatively new rogue security program that supposedly removes traces of online activity from your system. Like many others, this one enters your system via trojans like Vundo and Zlob. Trace Sweeper uses misleading advertisements and security warnings to alert users that threats reside on their PC, in order to convince them to purchase their licensed product to remove these supposed threats – that most likely do not even exist.

If users take the time to actually visit the website of Trace Sweeper, the scam is fairly apparent. You will find no contact information, no useful information, nor is a legitimate payment system in place. These are signs that something is amiss, and the site should not be trusted. However, if you do download Trace Sweeper after being convinced that you need it, you should remove it at once. Often these malicious applications only add more malware to your system, causing more problems and damage along the way.

What you will likely witness if Trace Sweeper becomes installed on your PC is a slow running system. This is due to the fact that these rogues use memory and resources, and constantly run in the background. Other than a slow PC, you may receive incessant pop-up advertisements and your browser may redirect to unknown websites. Since all fake antispyware programs have the ability to collect information about your browsing habits and personal business, they pose a fairly high risk. Immediate removal is highly advised.

Many people decide they will take a stab at removing these rogues manually. While this is possible, it certainly isn't recommended because of the risk involved. When manual removal is not performed properly, you may inflict severe damage to your PC. You must halt all running processes, and detect all related files, then delete them. This is not easy because these files can hide from you and be virtually impossible to detect.

If you are suspicious that Trace Sweeper has been installed on your PC, click here for a scan with Spyzooka. Spyzooka is the one and only antispyware product that guarantees 100% removal of spyware, parasites and other security threats with a single scan. You can depend on it to completely restore security to your PC!

How I Outsmarted Antispy 2008

antispyware — Sat, 01 Aug 2009 02:54:39 CDT

Whenever I am online, I try my best to be careful. I know there are plenty of scams that try to take advantage of people and plenty of malicious programs that can infect my computer. In fact, there are infectious programs like Antispy 2008 that are also scams. Luckily I know about these things and was able to avoid catastrophe.

I spend a lot of time online and enjoy downloading movies, music, and books from torrent sights. While it is free to get all that stuff, I often get infected with malicious software. Apparently, one download was tainted with Antispy 2008 and it started to cause a lot of problems for me.

The program started to annoy me with fake security alerts and kept trying to perform a scan of my system. I knew right away that it was a rogue antispyware program because I had never heard of it before. I knew that it would try to tell me that my computer was infected with spyware and that it would just try to get me to buy a useless program. I didn’t feel like dealing with it, so I ran my own antispyware program.

I was shocked to find that my antispyware program didn’t find any infections, but the warnings and attempted scans continued. I knew I needed to find a new antispyware program so that I could remove Antispy 2008 and any other malware my former antispyware had missed.

I wanted a program that could detect and remove 100% of all spyware infections, so I entered that into a search. Several programs came up and so I started to research them all. I soon filtered out most of them and determined that they were nothing but more scams. When I had it down to just a few programs, I started to research the companies that made them and weeded out the rest until there was only one left.

SpyZooka was the champion that I had chosen. It was the only legitimate antispyware that I found with a guarantee to remove 100% of spyware. SpyZooka had also won several awards and had received five cows from Tucows, which is their highest rating. The company that makes SpyZooka was a member of the Better Business Bureau, so I knew I could trust them. I gave them a try and they quickly found Antispy 2008 and several other infections. My computer has never been safer.

If you would like to know if Antispy 2008 or any other malware has infected your computer, visit www.spyzooka.com to learn about their free computer scan.

Registry Clear Didnt Clean My Registry Just My Pocketbook

antispyware — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 02:43:35 CDT

I like to take care of my computer. After all, I spent a lot of money to buy it and I have poured a lot of money into it too. If I didn’t take care of it, all that money will have been wasted. I know the importance of antispyware and antivirus programs, but I also know how important it is to periodically clean the registry. The problem I had was that I trusted Registry Clear to clean up my registry and it did nothing of the sort.

I had been receiving error messages when I would run certain programs and I was fed up with it. I needed a registry cleaner so I started to look for one. I came across a cleaner called Registry Clear and it seemed pretty good. I looked at the author’s page and it said that it had been giving top ratings at the Tucows website. I have always trusted Tucows, so I went ahead and paid the $30 to buy it.

I soon regretted my decision though. I ran the program and thought that my problems had been resolved. Then I tried to run the programs that had been giving me error messages. I was furious when those same error messages popped up. I again went to the company’s website to take another look. I then went to Tucows to see what rating Registry Clear had been given. It hadn’t received any rating whatsoever.

I used my antispyware to have it remove Registry Clear for me, but it couldn’t do it. It was just a freeware program, so I decided that I’d get serious and buy a good antispyware application. I did some searching and comparing and decided that I should try SpyZooka.

What I liked about SpyZooka was that the author was a member in good standing with the Better Business Bureau. It was also the only legitimate antispyware guaranteed to remove 100% of spyware. The thing that sold me was that SpyZooka had received five cows from Tucows, their highest rating.

I’ve been using SpyZooka with great success. It removed Registry Clear and a few other malware programs and spy cookies that I didn’t even know were on my computer. It has been in good shape ever since.

If you need to remove Registry Clear or if you want to know if there is any malware on your computer, then visit www.spyzooka.com to learn about their free computer scan.

Virusremover Professional Fight It No More!

antispyware — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 01:25:07 CDT

I used to be one of those people that thought that I only needed a standard virus protection program installed on my computer, until I got infected with Virusremover Professional. Virusremover Professional changed my views regarding computer safety forever.

Virusremover Professional was the first type of rogue application to ever infect my computer, but what I learned in my fight to remove it will insure that this rogue will be the last parasite I will try to remove manually. After several hours I realized that I need help because there was no way I was going to remove it on my own.

It all started when I was surfing the Internet looking for a video to watch. I clicked on several websites and after I watch a few videos, I turned off my computer for the night. The next day when I restarted my computer I got several popup windows telling me my computer was infected and I needed to do something about it.

The popup windows were from Virusremover Professional, but I did not remember installing this program. I then opened my web browser to look for Virusremover Professional and to research the threats it was listing. Most of my searches were being redirected to pages that were telling me my computer was infected and that the only way to remove the threats was to pay for a full version of a program I did not remember installing.

I ran a virus scan with my computer’s standard virus protection software, but it never pick up any threats nor did it offer me any way to get rid of Virusremover Professional. It did not take me long to realize that I was infected with some type of malware that had blocked my standard virus protection program.

After a while I was able to get a list of files that I needed to remove to get rid of Virusremover Professional, but every time I tried to delete the files I would restart my computer and find the parasite right back on my computer again. That is when I decided to find a removal tool that could clean up my infection and offer me protection in the future.

I wanted to get a malware removal and protection tool that could get rid of my computer’s infection as well as offer me guaranteed protection for the future. I ended up finding Spyzooka.

Spyzooka is the only malware removal program that offers a 100% guarantee and as soon as I installed it I asked myself why I had not installed it sooner. Spyzooka quickly removed Virusremover Professional and several other types of malware.

If you are needing help removing malware or you want to take advantage of Spyzooka guarantee to keep you safe, go to http://www.spyzooka.com/spyware-removal-guarantee.htm and see just how great their 100% guarantee can protect you.

How to Remove Win Blue Soft

antispyware — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 04:08:20 CDT

I recently had a troubling encounter with a malicious program by the name of Win Blue Soft that I would like to share with you. This program set me back substantially, both financially and in regards to time. I understand that there is nothing I can do to eliminate the threat of encountering this problem from cyberspace so I hope this post serves as a warning to those who frequently use the internet. If your system has already been infiltrated, you should read this post for removal instructions. If, on the other hand, you have yet to hear of this malicious program, read on nevertheless. Learning about how Win Blue Soft operates is your best defense against being taken advantage of. Just a few moments of your time can spare you a world of trouble.

My experience with Win Blue Soft all started when I received a popup message from this program. I closed the message immediately but was quickly confronted with yet another popup. This time, I read the message and was informed that my system was being faced with a variety of viruses and spyware. I was told that unless I downloaded the full version of Win Blue Soft (for cost), my computer would be rendered inoperable. Call me naïve, but I believed the message and hastily paid for the full download. I have regretted this decision ever since.

I later learned that the popup messages I received were all part of a scam known as reporting false positives. The threats were in reality non-existent, and only designed to instill fear. Win Blue Soft hopes to scare people into purchasing its product by telling them their computer is in danger. I fell for this scam, but you do not have to do so. What you need to understand is that the biggest threat to your system comes not from other viruses, but from Win Blue Soft itself.

While this malicious program is on your system it will present you with a litany of problems. The annoying popup messages are bad, but they are only the beginning. While on my system, Win Blue Soft caused extreme sluggishness and unresponsiveness. Add-ons were installed to my computer without my permission. System scans were almost always being run, adding to the general slowness of my computer. My home page was routinely being reset to undesirable Sites. All in all, I had little control over my computer and efficiency was altogether out of the question.

I searched the internet for a solution to my problem and found one program that was really effective at removing Win Blue Soft. This program was essential to my computer’s health because removing Win Blue Soft manually just did not seem to work. The only real solution I found was a program called Spyzooka. I was fully assured that Spyzooka would be effective because it provided me with a money-back guarantee. Better yet, it offers a free system scan so you have nothing to lose from giving it a try yourself.

Win Spyware Protect Offers No Protection

antispyware — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 00:10:03 CDT

Win Spyware Protect is a rogue security program or counterfeit antispyware application that advertises itself to users as a legitimate antispyware tool. Although it appears very convincing to users, it should not be trusted. This malicious software is created by hackers to frighten users into thinking their PC is infected with dangerous security threats, even though it's likely there are no infections present. This is one more attempt to get you to purchase a product that has absolutely no use.

Like other malware, Win Spyware Protect will perform a fake scan on your PC, and then display the results of the scan. These results are completely false, because this rogue has no ability to scan your computer. It cannot detect infections or threats, nor can it remove anything. These applications are only good for causing system problems, and placing additional malware on your PC. If you get Win Spyware Protect on your computer, it should be removed at once.

Rogue security programs have the ability to follow your every move when you are online. Most will track your search queries, the websites you visit, and even your personal business information. They will sell the information they collect to third parties, who will then send you incessant pop-up and banner ads, and occasionally spam emails. Not only is your PC at risk of damage, your personal identity is not secure. You may notice that your computer is very slow, your browser redirects, and sometimes your system will freeze up.

Where does Win Spyware Protect originate? Like most other malware, you may get this one from downloading freeware, videos, music, online games and other programs. It may also be present at questionable websites you visit. These applications hide from the user, so you don't know it is on your PC until you begin seeing the symptoms mentioned earlier. It is imperative that you use a reliable antispyware product to remove malware as soon as you realize it is there. You may want to remove it manually, but this is a risky process that should only be attempted by an expert. Done incorrectly, you risk additional damage to your PC.

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Fight Spykill Was Tough But Then I Got Something That Gave Me an Advantage

antispyware — Sun, 19 Jul 2009 22:52:30 CDT

It happens every day: Someone gets infected with Spykill or some other type of rogue application that can potentially damage the user’s computer. If this has happened to you then you know just how annoying these rogue applications can be and how difficult they can be to remove.

I recently got infected with Spykill and after several hours I came to the conclusion that I was never going to get rid of it without help. Every time I thought I had removed it from my computer it would come back after I restarted my computer.

After some investigating I figured out that I got infected in the simplest way possible. I was streaming a video on the Internet and a Trojan got past my virus protection. Once it was on my computer the Trojan blocked my computer’s virus protection software and began to install Spykill.

I did not know I was infected until the next day. I started my computer and was hit with a series of popups and bogus scans telling me my computer had 23 threats. All of the threats were in fact legitimate files for the programs that I use every day. Had I not known that some of the so called threats were critical to my computer I might have removed them and ruined my computer.

Several of the popups were also telling me I needed to buy a full version of Spykill to remove the threats. Some people that have not researched or heard about rogue applications might easily get duped by the scam and end up paying for the program that infected their computer in the first place.

After some time spent fighting Spykill I quickly realized that I lacked the skills necessary to get rid of it. I needed help but I was a bit leery and was not sure which program I could get to help remove Spykill.

After some research I found Spyzooka. I wanted to find a trusted program that had some kind of a guarantee that the program would remove Spykill while not harming my other computer files. What made me decide on Spyzooka was the fact that it was the only malware removal program that offered a 100% guarantee.

In just a few minutes Spyzooka removed Spykill and also got rid of several other dangerous types of malware. If you are fighting Spykill or you want to make sure you never have to, go to http://www.spyzooka.com/spyware-removal-guarantee.htm and take advantage of their 100% guarantee.

I Nearly Fell for the Secure Antivirus Pro Scam

antispyware — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 01:40:19 CDT

I know I am not the brightest crayon in the box, but I do know that my computer needs to have some tender loving care. It needs to be protected from the various dangers on the Internet, and I know this. However, I didn’t have a clue until recently that there were scams like Secure Antivirus Pro out there. Because I was ignorant, I paid the price; but something good came out of it in the end.

I was surfing around on the Internet one day and noticed that it was going quite a bit slower than usual. I didn’t think of it much at the time. Then, I started to get pop-up warnings telling me that my computer was infected with malicious content. This scared me a lot. The warning suggested that I allow Secure Antivirus Pro to perform a scan of my computer, so I did.

I thought the program was something that was built into my computer and while the scan was being performed, I literally sat there chewing my fingernails. When the scan was done, Secure Antivirus Pro told me that my computer was overrun with viruses. It also told me that I needed to purchase the full version of the program in order to have the threats removed.

Hearing that didn’t seem strange, but my intuition suddenly told me that I shouldn’t trust this program. I got online and did a search for Secure Antivirus Pro and discovered that it was a scam! I was appalled. I then quickly started searching for an antispyware program to have it removed.

I wanted to make sure that I wouldn’t be tricked by another scam so I made sure to look into the companies that made the antispyware. There was one company in particular that stood out to me. It was Blue Penguin Software, the company that makes SpyZooka. They were members in good standing with the Better Business Bureau, and SpyZooka was the only legitimate antispyware I found that was guaranteed to remove 100% of spyware. After installing SpyZooka, I had several threats including Secure Antivirus Pro removed. My computer has been in good hands ever since.

If you would like to know if Secure Antivirus Pro or any other malware has infected your computer, visit www.spyzooka.com to learn about their free computer scan. While you are there, you can learn more about SpyZooka and Blue Penguin Software.