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“Google Has Detected…” Page is a false security alert from fake antispyware software System Protector. This “Google Has Detected…” Page reads:
“Google has detected that you are using the unregistered copy of System Protector. System Protector is recommended by Google for the best Web surfer safety level. Register Now and get the max level secure browsing!”
Since when does Google recommend software? If you follow this “Google Has Detected…” Page’s prompts, you’ll just end up downloading scareware System Protector.
Try to close “Google Has Detected…” Page until your mouse breaks. But that won’t make “Google Has Detected…” Page go away. Let me show you how to block this “Google Has Detected…” Page, for free.
“System Warning” Popup is a false security alert from fake antispyware software System Protector. This “System Warning” Popup reads:
“System warning: Intercepting programs that may compromise your privacy and harm your sytem have been detected on your PC. Click here to remove them immediately with the latest version of System Protector”
If you follow this “System Warning” Popup’s prompts, you’ll end up downloading scareware System Protector.
Try to close “System Warning” Popup until your mouse breaks. But that won’t make “System Warning” Popup go away. Let me show you how to block this “System Warning” Popup, for free.
“System Protector” Popup is a false security alert from fake antispyware software System Protector. This “System Protector” Popup reads:
“System Protector. Your system security status is LOW! Please change your security settings.”
If you follow this “System Protector” Popup’s prompts, you’ll end up downloading scareware System Protector.
Try to close “System Protector” Popup until your mouse breaks. But that won’t make “System Protector” Popup go away. Let me show you how to block this “System Protector” Popup, for free.
System Protector is more rogue antispyware/antivirus software. Like other scare-ware, System Protector tells you you’re infected with threats that don’t exist, via System Protector popups and false system scans. And even if you have an infection besides System Protector, the only thing System Protector removes is 50 bucks from your credit card line.
Before you set fire to your PC to stop System Protector popups, I’ll show you how to get rid of System Protector for free.
On 411-Spyware.com and the computer repair shop I work at, I’ve found that a lot of people use manual removal instructions to remove rogue security software (scareware) from their computer. Using a paid antivirus/antispyware program is easier and more reliable, since manually removing infections by hand can be tricky. But for those of you who like the long road, here’s a list of common issues while removing fake antispyware.
I’ve got a list of files to delete but Windows won’t let me delete them.
That’s because you are currently running the Scareware and Windows won’t let you delete files that are already in use. Boot into Safe Mode (Hold F8 at start up, when the menu appears select “Safe Mode”) This will prevent any programs automatically loading other than those that Windows needs to run. Delete your files from there and when you are done, just reboot normally.
How am I supposed to delete this program with it generating popups every 20 seconds?
“Warning!Trojan Found!” Popup is a false security alert from fake antispyware Ultra Antivir2009. This “Warning!Trojan Found!” Popup reads:
“Warning!Trojan Found!
Threat detected: Trojan
File name: kernel32.exe
Threat name: Trojan-PSW.Win32.Hooker
File at risk of infection: C:\Documents and Settings\…
Total Vulnerabilities: 2
Description: This is a password-stealing Trojan. When activated, it installs itself to the system, copies itself to the Windows or Windows system directory and registers itself in the system registry auto-run section.“
If you follow “Warning!Trojan Found!” Popup’s prompts to “Remove All,” you’ll end up downloading scareware Ultra Antivir2009.
Try to close this “Warning!Trojan Found!” Popup window until your mouse breaks. But that won’t make this “Warning!Trojan Found!” Popup go away. Let me show you how to block this “Warning!Trojan Found!” Popup, for free.
“System Alert” Popup is a false security alert from fake antispyware Ultra Antivir2009. This “System Alert” Popup reads:
“System alert. Suspicious software, which may be malicious, has been detected on your PC. Click here to remove this threat immediately with Ultra Antivir2009.”
If you follow “System Alert” Popup’s prompts to block this “threat,” you’ll end up downloading scareware Ultra Antivir2009.
Try to close this “System Alert” Popup window until your mouse breaks. But that won’t make this “System Alert” Popup go away. Let me show you how to block this “System Alert” Popup, for free.
Ultra Antivir2009 is more fake antivirus software. Like other scareware, Ultra Antivir2009 tells you you’re infected with threats that don’t exist, via Ultra Antivir2009 popups and false system scans, to try and trick you into buying the “full” version of Ultra Antivir2009. And even if you have an infection besides Ultra Antivir2009, the only thing Ultra Antivir2009 removes is around fifty bucks from your credit card line.
Before you set fire to your PC to stop Ultra Antivir2009 popups, I’ll show you how to get rid of Ultra Antivir2009 for free.
Virus Alarm — or VirusAlarm — is more fake antivirus software.
You can thank a Trojan or scam website for installing Virus Alarm onto your PC. Once Virus Alarm is in, Virus Alarm tries to trick you into buying the “full” version of Virus Alarm with fake threat alerts, and by noting harmless files as dangerous.
Before you take a baseball bat to your PC to stop Virus Alarm popups and crashes, I’ll show you how to remove Virus Alarm for free.
You can thank a scam website or Trojan for installing Privacy Center onto your PC. Once Privacy Center is in, Privacy Center tries to trick you into buying the “full” version of Privacy Center with spoof threat alerts, and by noting harmless files as dangerous.
Before you give your PC a bubble bath to stop Privacy Center popups and crashes, I’ll show you how to remove Privacy Center for free.