IEDefenderの記述:

IEDefender 偽造の反spyware/反malwareソフトウェアはある。 IEDefenderは通常トロイ人、ウイルスおよび偽造品ソフトウェアを通してあなたの許可なしにあなたのPCにそれ自身を、取付けた。 それは擬似セキュリティ警報かIEDefenderの支払済版を買うためにユーザーをトリックするように通告を表示する。

来られた束があるかもしれないIEDefenderのall the部品およびall the malwareおよびトロイ人取除くことは非常に重要である(zlob.trojan、trojan.vundoおよびTrojan.Downloaderのような)。 IEDefenderは安保問題しか、それまた劇的に低下させるコンピュータの性能を作成しない。 効果的に理解し易いIEDefenderを取除くために、私達はマニュアルの取り外しの指示を作成した。

ダウンロードのSpyHunter* Spywareの検出の実用性

手動IEDefenderの取り外しの指示:

Unregister IEDefender DLLはファイルする:
いかににこれをしなさいか(学びなさい)
mp3avi.dll
alisj.dll

停止IEDefenderは処理する:
いかににこれをしなさいか(学びなさい)
IEDefender.exe

IEDefenderこれらのファイルを見つけ、削除しなさい:
いかににこれをしなさいか(学びなさい)
IE Defender.exe
mp3avi.dll
alisj.dll
IEDefender.lnkをアンインストールしなさい
IEDefender.lnk

IEDefenderの登録の価値を取除きなさい:
いかににこれをしなさいか(学びなさい)
マイクロソフト\ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ App道\ IEDefender.exe
ダウンロードのSpyHunter* Spywareの検出の実用性

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私はWindows生きているappsおよびサービスをテストし、使用している人々からこの質問をたくさん得る: 私はいかにフィードバックを堤出するか。

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