Presto TuneUp Total Doctor is scareware disguised as registry tune-up software. Like other scareware, Presto TuneUp fakes scanning your computer and spoofs system alerts about imaginary registry errors. These Presto TuneUp popups’ goal? To get you to waste $50 on the “full” version of Presto TuneUp.

Presto TuneUp promises to “solve registry problems, increase performance [and] free up disk space.” Presto TuneUp may as well say you’ll get a unicorn and a puppy if you blow dough on the software — all you get from shelling out cash for Presto TuneUp is a charge on your credit card.

Before Presto TuneUp alerts drive you bananas, I’ll show you how to uninstall Presto TuneUp.

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Adio Registry Optimizer, or AdioRegistryOptimizer, is another fake registry application. Like other scareware, Adio Registry Optimizer launches loads of spoof system alerts to scare you into wasting dough on Adio Registry Optimizer.

If you get any “system alerts” courtesy Adio Registry Optimizer, the only system issue you have is Adio Registry Optimizer.

I’ll show you how to uninstall Adio Registry Optimizer for free.

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FileFix Professional 2009, or File Fix Professional 2009, is fake registry cleaner software. Like other scam-ware, FileFix Professional 2009 pops up fake system alerts to try and scare you into buying FileFix Professional 2009. This FileFix Professional 2009 popup may read:

“Windows File Protection. Windows detected that some of your MS Office and media files are corrupted. Click here to download and install recommended file repair application.”

If FileFix Professional 2009 is annoying you, the only system issue you have is FileFix Professional 2009. I’ll show you how to get rid of FileFix Professional 2009 for free.

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RegTOOL is another fake registry app; RegTOOL is the evil clone of RegFix Pro, ErrorEasy, and ErrorRepair Tool. Like other scareware, RegTOOL runs system scans, and pops up exaggerated error alerts to try to trick you into buying RegTOOL. RegTOOL is a bit difficult to manually remove, but if you just need a breather from those RegTOOL popups…

1. Click Start > Run
2. Type MSCONFIG
3. Click OK
4. Uncheck Load Startup Items
5. Click OK
6. Restart your PC

Now that’s you blocked those RegTOOL alerts, let’s get rid of RegTOOL completely. I’ll show you how to remove RegTOOL for free.

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ErrorEasy is more fake registry cleaner software. You might have downloaded ErrorEasy from a scam site, or maybe a Trojan installed ErrorEasy onto your PC as an early birthday present. ErrorEasy runs system scans, and pops up fake error alerts to try to trick you into buying ErrorEasy. ErrorEasy is a bit difficult to manually remove, but if you just need a breather from those ErrorEasy popups…

1. Click Start > Run
2. Type MSCONFIG
3. Click OK
4. Uncheck Load Startup Items
5. Click OK
6. Restart your PC

Now that’s you blocked those ErrorEasy alerts, let’s get rid of ErrorEasy completely. Let me show you how to remove ErrorEasy for free.

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RegFix Pro is a fake registry cleaner app; RegFix Pro is a clone of registry scareware ErrorRepairTool. Like ErrorRepairTool and other scamware, RegFix Pro might run exaggerated registry scans to trick you into buying the “full” version of RegFix Pro.

Before RegFix Pro makes you stuff your PC with dynamite, I’ll show you how to remove RegFix Pro for free.

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PC Codec Pack is a fake video codec that pops up spoof system alerts to trick you into buying PC Codec Pack. If you have PC Codec Pack, you’ll see a PC Codec Pack popup that says you need PC Codec Pack to play Windows media.

You need this “video codec” like you need scamware on your PC. Which is fitting, because if you follow this PC Codec Pack popup’s prompts, you’ll be taken to PC-Codec-Pack.com to waste $19.99 on PC Codec Pack . Which is great, if you want to blow dough. But I’d rather burn cash at Vegas.

So let me show you how to get rid of PC Codec Pack.

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“Your Computer Is in Critical Conditon” Popup is a fake warning from scareware Fix Tool v4.0. This “Your Computer Is in Critical Conditon” Popup reads:

“Warning! Your computer is in critical condition, we suggest you repair ASAP! One-Click operation is specially designed for time-saving and life-enjoying to not only easily scan, repair and optimize computer system in the simplest way, but also improve PC overall performance from hardware to software. There are different malicious errors found on your system according to the scan which will result in the system collapse. With One-Click function can let these errors be ZERO and your PC will be like a brand-new.”

If you follow this “Your Computer Is in Critical Conditon” Popup’s prompts to “protect” yourself, you’ll end up buying Fix Tool, which will promptly remove –

About $50 from your credit line.

Try to close “Your Computer Is in Critical Conditon” Popup until your mouse breaks. That won’t make this “Your Computer Is in Critical Conditon” Popup go away. Let me show you how to block this “Your Computer Is in Critical Conditon” Popup, for free.

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Fix Tool is more fake registry cleaner software. You might have downloaded Fix Tool from Fix-Tool.com, or maybe a Trojan installed Fix Tool onto your system as an early birthday present. Fix Tool runs system scans, and pops up fake error alerts to try to trick you into buying Fix Tool for about $30. Besides trying to scam you, Fix Tool can slow down your computer.

Before Fix Tool alerts make you toss your PC out the window, I’ll show you how to remove Fix Tool for free.

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ErrorRepairTOOL — AKA ErrorRepair Tool — is more fake registry cleaner software. You might have downloaded ErrorRepairTOOL from ErrorsRepair.com, or a Trojan installed ErrorRepairTOOL onto your system as an early birthday present. ErrorRepairTOOL probably runs exaggerated error scans and pops up fake error alerts to try to trick you into buying ErrorRepairTOOL for about $30, from ErrorsRepair.com. Besides trying to scam you, ErrorRepairTOOL can slow down your computer.

Before ErrorRepairTOOL makes you toss your PC out the window, I’ll show you how to get rid of ErrorRepairTOOL for free.

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