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Error Sweeper — which boldly pimps itself as the “Most Advanced PC Error Fixer!” — is in fact badware that either tricks you into downloading it or enters your computer as a Trojan horse. ErrorSweeper promises to clean your computer of registry errors, but in reality ErrorSweeper’s just another scareware app trying to scam money out of good, hard-working people. Yeah, like we need more of those, espesh right now.
Here’s how Error Sweeper’s scam works. Once installed, an ErrorSweeper popup displays all sorts of meaningless warnings about your computer and then says something like, “Total Problems Found: 24.” But it doesn’t really scan your computer. ErrorSweeper just wants to fool you into buying the so-called “full” version, which doesn’t exist.
Don’t feel like getting ripped off today? I’m with you. So let me show you how to uninstall ErrorSweeper, for free.
Registry Doktor 4.1 is scareware posing as a registry optimizer. The latest version of rogue Registry Doktor 2009,
Registry Doktor 4.1 plays the same games. Registry Doktor 4.1 spoofs scanning your system for registry errors, then launches loads of Registry Doktor 4.1 popups and faux system alerts swearing you’ve got major registry issues.
The only registry issue you’ve got is Registry Doktor 4.1 — Registry Doktor 4.1 is just trying to scare you into wasting money on it. Registry Doktor 4.1 is just like all the other scamware out there, only it’s espesh annoying since it yells at you in German.
Mutterficker.
Before you go set fire to your PC to get rid of those fake registry alerts, I’ll show you how to uninstall Registry Doktor 4.1 for free.
RegDefense is registry repair software that may display misleading results after scanning your system for registry issues.
RegDefense must be manually installed before it starts smooth talking you. If you have RegDefense on your machine, you may want to uninstall RegDefense.
Did you pay for RegDefense? You can try to get a RegDefense refund.
Now, if you’re ready and if you like, I’ll show you how to uninstall RegDefense for free.
WindoFix is registry repair software that may display exaggerated results after scanning your system for registry errors. Whether that’s a mistake or misleading marketing is for you to decide.
You need to manually install WindoFix before it starts smooth-talking you. If you already have, you may want to uninstall WindoFix.
Did you pay for WindoFix? WindoFix promises 60 days of satisfaction, so you can try to email support @ windofix.com for WindoFix refund.
Registry Easy is a possibly unwanted registry cleaner software. RegistryEasy may pimp itself through aggressive marketing.
If you want to uninstall Registry Easy, you can use our free instructions.
As usual, leave a comment if you have any questions or tips. Your comments help everyone!
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ErrorFix? More like ErrorCreator. ErrorFix may be fake registry cleaner software. You need to manually install ErrorFix, and once you do, you may regret it. ErrorFix scans your system for registry and security issues. ErrorFix then details a long list of registry errors and security threats you should remove.
ErrorFix’s scan results happen to be wildly exaggerated — read, “non-existent” — by the way. It gets even better: to remove these imaginary threats, you need to buy ErrorFix.
Lovely.
Unless you like ErrorFix popups and wasting dough, let me show you how to uninstall ErrorFix.
Wind Optimizer is scamware dolled up as legit Windows optimizing software. Wind Optimizer, or WindOptimizer, launches with your computer and automatically scans your system. Wind Optimizer then details a list of imaginary issues with your PC. How do you fix these non-existent system errors? Blow dough on the “full” version of Wind Optimizer, of course.
The only thing Wind Optimizer optimizes is wasteful credit card charges.
So let me show you how to uninstall Wind Optimizer.
RegistryCleanerPro is scareware posing as legit registry cleaner software. RegistryCleaner Pro works like other registry scareware; in fact, Registry Cleaner Pro may be the English twin of Germany’s latest rogue, Registry Doktor 2009. Like Registry Doktor 2009, RegistryCleanerPro spoofs system alerts and launches loads of other RegistryCleanerPro pop ups to trick you into thinking you have registry issues.
The only registry issues you have involve this scamware sneaking onto your PC. Ignore those RegistryCleanerPro alerts — if you follow them, you’ll be tricked into wasting money on the “full” version of Registry Cleaner Pro.
Let me show you how to get rid of this badware before its popups make you want to toss your computer in a bubble bath.
Registry Doktor 2009 3.0 is scamware posing as a registry cleaner. Registry Doktor 2009 plays the usual scareware tricks: loads of Registry Doktor 2009 popups say you have imaginary system errors, and then try to trick you into wasting money on the “full” version of Registry Doktor 2009. What makes Registry Doktor 2009 special? Nothing, except it’s especially annoying since it’s German
Mutterficker.
Let me show you how to uninstall Registry Doktor 2009.
System Alert is a popup courtesy scareware Presto TuneUp. This “system alert” reads:
System alert: Needless programs and files have been detected on your PC. Click here to remove them immediately with Presto TuneUp.
This “system alert” is designed to trick you into wasting money on fake registry repair software Presto TuneUp. The only needless program and files you have on your PC are related to Presto TuneUp.
I’ll show you how to get rid of this spoof system alert.