Description of eAntivirusPro and consequences of its residing on your PC

Following such mighty predecessor as XP Antivirus 2008 (this was indeed one of the first-rate threats if not the main threat of the year), eAntivirusPro has been released to strengthen the attack of fake removers of notorious malware group. Remove eAntivirusPro, this is very dangerous threat and any retard in eAntivirusPro removal may result in hard damaging of your PC.
Installation of eAntivirusPro may be manually or automatically performed; one of its installation tactics is exactly the same with the one applied by XP Antivirus 2008 and has already been analyzed by many observers so that it is a right time to include it into Malware schoolbook).  This way of installation starts from posting comments at various forums and sites; such comment are posted by rascals or by persons employed by them. The text of a comment always includes the reference to sites named using parts of well-known search-engines denomination. Following such links users after simple and not legitimate manipulations are redirected to online scan of  eAntivirusPro. This is dangerous without any additional stipulations to let such scan run; the scan, though, in fact is a row fake and is a complex image itself. Staring at it you can not detect and interrupt the start of eAntivirusPro trial download.
eAntivirusPro trial after download still needs to be installed to show scaring scan window (in this case it is a javascript that selects “threats” from  a list of filenames totally unrelated to files stored at your computer).
eAntivirusPro utilizes enormous system recourses to produce slow computer problem – and it is very successful in this so that PC may freeze frequently even if you run one of the most powerful machine (as to your opinion :-). This can hardly be a reason for laughing, unfortunately. Remove eAntivirusPro, protect your smart friend. Click here to scan computer for free and to get rid of eAntivirusPro.

eAntivirusPro Technical Details

• Full name: eAntivirusPro
• Version: 2009
• Type: Rogue anti-spyware
• Origin: Russian Federation, Ukraine \ http://eantiviruspro.com

eAntivirusPro Screenshots (click to enlarge):

Signs of being infected with eAntivirusPro:

Alerts by eAntivirusPro, as well as fake scan, are usually generated after several days after the moment of download unless you install the trial manually. During the period between download and installation your system may automatically restart to apply changes made by malicious and illegitimate command files included into eAntivirusPro trial. This period is the best to detect and remove eAntivirusPro. After its end, the detection should be easy, but some harm may be already done.
Click here  to detect for free eAntivirusPro and other threats regardless of their status at your PC and to get rid of  eAntivirusPro.

Automatic Removal of eAntivirusPro from your PC:

Automatic removal of eAntivirusPro has the advantage of system approach and time-saving and is absolutely safe way to detect and remove malware and viruses. Certainly, it is a suitable and the best way, as to my opinion, to remove   eAntivirusPro.

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Manual Removal of eAntivirusPro :

Be careful conducting manual removal of eAntivirusPro to ensure correct applications of the malware removal guide below. Since other threats may appear to be residents of your PC, do not ignore the opportunity to detect all threats free of charge (click the link above selecting the appropriate one for your Windows)

Remove eAntivirusPro files and dll’s

database.dat
license.txt
MFC71.dll
MFC71ENU.DLL
msvcp71.dll
msvcr71.dll
uninstall.exe
whctkrj0etfg.exe
whctkrj0etfg.exe.local
pphcjkrj0etfg.exe
eAntivirusPro.lnk
How to Register eAntivirusPro.lnk
License Agreement.lnk
Register eAntivirusPro.lnk

Unregister eAntivirusPro registry values:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\whctkrj0etfg
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\whctkrj0etfg
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run “SMwhctkrj0etfg”

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Right now, both the melamine scare and the fluctuating stock prices have overlooked one aspect, the technological aspect. For sure, we all know that if it were not for computers, how could anyone get the faster way of tracing these dreaded melamine contaminants or even monitor the current prices of stocks that are changing by the second.

Computers have been long responsible for these benefits and apparently most people are forgetting it. Could it be because they are too occupied waiting for results? Perhaps that could be acceptable. But if they are wise, they would note that such technology is something that made all of these things possible. In fact, if you look at it, you may even say that without computers, who knows when they could find out results that can make a difference to life.

Today, it is apparent that each person needs information in the fastest way possible. Computers aid them in doing so. But one thing you don’t hear is how they are able to get results and who makes it all happen.

PCs have changed the way we analyze things. It has been that since its inception. But before we go moaning about the problems that beseech us, let us not forget that computers are the main reason for making us advanced today. If only computers had the power to change these issues today, maybe they would get the recognition that they do receive. But that would be asking too much!

Under the TV + Movies menu in Windows Media Center, you may have noticed a new tile: MSNBC News Beta. The MSNBC News Beta tile will begin appearing in Windows Media Center for users in the United States and Canada running Windows Vista Home Premium and Ultimate. Users don’t need to download anything to enable MSNBC News Beta in Windows Media Center. MSNBC News Beta gives users quick access to the latest election news, top stories and weather all from one screen.

Directly within Windows Media Center, users can browse Editor Picks and Most Popular videos (which are selected by viewers). I discovered that when I click on a specific video, a “+” icon appears. When this “+” icon is clicked, it gets added to a custom news video playlist. There are quite a few videos to choose from which is nice.

I was able to quickly browser through a bunch of MSNBC’s Decision ’08 videos and add them to a custom news video playlist to watch all at once.

I was also able to browse other categories such as Business, Sports, and Entertainment which all have videos I can either watch as I go or add to a custom news video playlist. MSNBC News Beta also sports some pretty neat search functionality that lets me search for stories with specific keywords.

And the 5-day weather forecast (available for any ZIP code in the United States) is impressive too!

As a heavy Windows Media Center user myself, I for one will be using MSNBC News Beta to stay on top of not only the upcoming U.S. Election but all the latest news.

For more on MSNBC News Beta and Windows Media Center – click here!

We have just uploaded RC1 of our Remote Control LAN Edition. If you would like to take it for a spin…email us at support@intelliadmin.com with beta in the subject.

A few features:

1. It supports Windows Vista, 2008, 2000, XP, 2003, 32 and 64 bit versions

2. It allows you to request access before connecting to a machine

3. It works over the internet now…and only one TCP port is needed.

4. Supports active directory user accounts, and local user accounts - currently only allows users in the “Administrators” group to access the machine

5. Uses 256 Bit AES encryption with Diffie-Hillman key exchange to keep your credentials safe

Join the beta soon. We will be closing it as we get to our final release date of October 31st. Thanks again beta testers!

We have just uploaded RC1 of our Remote Control LAN Edition. If you would like to take it for a spin...email us at support@intelliadmin.com with beta in the subject.

A few features:

1. It supports Windows Vista, 2008, 2000, XP, 2003, 32 and 64 bit versions

2. It allows you to request access before connecting to a machine

3. It works over the internet now...and only one TCP port is needed.

4. Supports active directory user accounts, and local user accounts - currently only allows users in the "Administrators" group to access the machine

5. Uses 256 Bit AES encryption with Diffie-Hillman key exchange to keep your credentials safe

Join the beta soon. We will be closing it as we get to our final release date of October 31st. Thanks again beta testers!