Showing posts with label Removal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Removal. Show all posts

Monday, August 6, 2012

Windows Custom Management Removal Guide

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Windows Custom Management is a computer infection from the Rogue.FakeVimes family of rogue anti-spyware programs. Programs from this family are spread via three methods. The first method is hacked web sites that host malicious scripts that attempt to exploit vulnerabilities on your computer to install Windows Custom Management without your permission or knowledge. The second method is through Trojans that pretend to be a codec or software that is required to view an online video. The last method is through advertisements that pretend to be online anti-malware scanners that state your computer is infected and then prompt you to download and install the rogue to remove the detected threats.

While being installed, Windows Custom Management will set itself to start automatically and will create numerous Windows Registry entries that make it so you are unable to launch your normal programs. When you attempt to launch one of your normal security programs, these Registry entries will instead launch the rogue and state that your programs are infected.

Once started, the program will perform a fake scan of your computer and state that there are numerous infections present. If you attempt to remove any of these infections, though, the program will state that you first need to purchase it before it will allow you to do so. As these threats are either non-existent or harmless files, please ignore any of the scan results and instead remove this rogue via the guide below.

 

Sunday, August 5, 2012

Windows Privacy Extension Removal Guide

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Windows Custom Management is a rogue anti-spyware program from the Rogue.FakeVimes family of computer infections. This family of infections is spread through hacked web sites, fake online anti-malware scanners, and Trojans that pretend to be software that is necessary to view an online video. When Windows Custom Management is installed it will be set to start automatically when you log into Windows. The installer will also create numerous Windows Registry entries that make it so you unable to launch many of your normal Windows and security applications. Instead when you launch one of these programs, the Registry entry will launch Windows Custom Management, which will state that the program is infected.

When the rogue is started it will automatically perform a scan of your computer and state that there are numerous infections present. If you attempt to remove any of these so-called infections the program will state that you first need to purchase it before being allowed to do so. As all of the files in the scan results are either harmless or do not even exist, please do not purchase Windows Custom Management.

 

Wednesday, July 11, 2012

Windows Premium Console Removal Guide

02:32 PM · Views: 5,954

 

Windows Premium Console is a computer infection from the Rogue.FakeVimes family of rogue anti-spyware programs. Programs from this family are spread via three methods. The first method is hacked web sites that host malicious scripts that attempt to exploit vulnerabilities on your computer to install Windows Premium Console without your permission or knowledge. The second method is through Trojans that pretend to be a codec or software that is required to view an online video. The last method is through advertisements that pretend to be online anti-malware scanners that state your computer is infected and then prompt you to download and install the rogue to remove the detected threats.

While being installed, Windows Premium Console will set itself to start automatically and will create numerous Windows Registry entries that make it so you are unable to launch your normal programs. When you attempt to launch one of your normal security programs, these Registry entries will instead launch the rogue and state that your programs are infected.

Once started, the program will perform a fake scan of your computer and state that there are numerous infections present. If you attempt to remove any of these infections, though, the program will state that you first need to purchase it before it will allow you to do so. As these threats are either non-existent or harmless files, please ignore any of the scan results and instead remove this rogue via the guide below.