Comment enlever le nano Antivirus (instructions d'Uninstall)

Signalé près Grinler sur Tue, 2 déc. 2008 14:03 : Est 11 · Vues : 873

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Ce que ceci programme :

Nano Antivirus est un escroc de la même famille As AntiSpyware pro XP. Ce programme est classifié comme escroc parce qu'il emploie des résultats de balayage faux et la publicité trompeuse afin de vous duper dans vous penser sont infectées. Vous serez présenté à NanoAntivirus par l'intermédiaire de deux méthodes. La première méthode est par l'utilisation de Trojans qui montrent des alertes fausses de sécurité déclarant que vous êtes infecté et que vous devriez télécharger et installer le nano Antivirus afin de se protéger. La deuxième méthode est par l'utilisation de sauter-se lève quand visiter certains emplacements qui énoncent votre ordinateur est infecté. Si vous cliquez sur ces derniers sauter-se lève, vous

How to remove Secure Expert Cleaner (Uninstall Instructions)

Posted by Grinler on Thu, 27 Nov 2008 11:33:21 EST · Views: 1192

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What this programs does:

Secure Expert Cleaner is a rogue privacy program that uses exaggerated scan results and misleading advertisements in order to sell itself. SecureExpertCleaner is typically advertised through use the pop-ups when you are browsing the web. These pop-ups will state that your computer has privacy issues and will ask if you would like to run an online scanner to find these issues. Regardless of whether you choose to do the scan, you will still be brought to a page showing an advertisement that pretends to be an online scanner that scans your machine and finds a variety of privacy and security issues. It will the

How to remove Winweb Security (Uninstall Instructions)

Posted by Grinler on Thu, 27 Nov 2008 00:48:29 EST · Views: 53572

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What this programs does:

Winweb Security is a rogue anti-spyware program that uses deceptive scan results as a tactic to scare you into purchasing the software. When Winweb Security is installed it will be configured to run automatically when your computer starts. Once running, the program will perform a scan and then list a variety of malware that cannot be removed until you first purchase a license of the software. The problem is, that the malware files that Winweb Security says exists on your computer, actually do not exist or are legitimate programs. This practice of showing false results is very common among rogue anti-spyware programs, and like many others, Winweb

How to remove Extra Antivir (Uninstall Instructions)

Posted by Grinler on Wed, 26 Nov 2008 22:19:08 EST · Views: 7089

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What this programs does:

Extra Antivir 2.0 is a rogue anti-spyware program from the same family as RapidAntivirus. This program is categorized as a rogue because it uses false positives and fake alerts to try and scare you into thinking you are infected. Once installed, Extra Antivir will be configured to automatically run when your computer starts. Once started, the program will perform a supposed anti-malware scan and then list a variety of legitimate applications as infections that cannot be removed unless you first purchase the program. For example, when the software was finished scanning, Extra Antivir stated that cmd.exe, regmon.exe, and mbam.exe were all infection. In fact

How to remove AntiSpywareGuard (Uninstall Instructions)

Posted by Grinler on Wed, 26 Nov 2008 11:31:22 EST · Views: 2092

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What this programs does:

AntiSpywareGuard is a rogue anti-spyware program that uses misleading scan results and fake alerts to scare you into purchasing it. When installed, AntiSpywareGuard will be configured to automatically scan your computer when you log in to Windows. When the scan is finished, it will display a large amount of infections on your computer that cannot be removed unless you first purchase the program. These infections, though, are actually legitimate Windows files, and if they were removed as suggested, would cause your computer to not function properly.

While running, you will also see fake security alerts appear on your desktop stating that you are infected, being attacked, or having information stolen.