File-help@india.com Ransomware Removal Guide

File-help@india.com Ransomware was created for malicious purposes so no matter what the malware’s creators may say, keep it in mind that their only goal is to extort money from you. As you see, the sample of the infection our researchers tested dropped a ransom note suggesting the files on the computer were encrypted to protect them because of some serious network security vulnerabilities. Nonetheless, the rest of the message states a different reason, as the threats creators demand users to pay a ransom or else the data will not be restored. Since the asked sum is rather huge, we advise you not to risk your money. Instead, users could try to find other ways to recover encrypted files, e.g., download recovery tools, use backup copies, and so on. If you do not want to waste money on a decryption tool you may never receive, we encourage you to erase File-help@india.com Ransomware while following the removal steps placed below or with a security tool you trust.

The ransomware’s creators did not name the malicious application, so the title was chosen according to the extension the malware adds. To be more precise, when File-help@india.com Ransomware encrypts files, it marks them with a particular extension that is placed at the end of the file’s name, which is replaced with a random string of symbols. For example, an encrypted file could look like 2uKvcNshLOX45zaXu63RtM.[file-help@india.com].mails. Clearly, it is impossible to understand if the file is a text document or a picture unless you remember what it was supposed to be.

What’s more, towards the end of the encryption process the malicious application could display a pop-up window containing the ransom note. Besides the lies we discussed at the beginning of the article, the message provides detailed instructions on how to receive the decryption tool. The asked price for it is 0.8 BTC; at the moment of writing the sum is around 938 US dollars. As huge as it already is File-help@india.com Ransomware’s creators threaten to increase it further if you do not transfer the money in five days. However, it is better not to rush as there are risks you need to consider before deciding what to do.

The malware’s note claims “You really get the decryptor after payment,” but no one can actually guarantee it. People who create such malicious applications always promise to deliver the decryptor and yet there are still reports of users who get scammed. Therefore, if you do not want to risk losing such a huge sum, we advise you just to ignore the demands and look for another solution. Perhaps there are any copies of the files that were encrypted you could get, e.g. on a cloud storage, flash drive, external hard drive, and so on.

Naturally, if you refuse to put up with any demands, we advise you to remove File-help@india.com Ransomware without any hesitation. There are two ways to deal with this threat so you can choose accordingly to your skills and needs. Users who have more experience could try to erase the malware manually. To learn how to do this, you need only to slide a little below and follow the provided steps. Those who want not just to eliminate the malicious application but also strengthen their system should get a reliable antimalware tool as it could both clean the system from already existing threats and protect it from the future ones.

Delete File-help@india.com Ransomware

1. Press Windows key+E.
2. Navigate to the given paths:
   %TEMP%
   %USERPROFILE%\desktop
   %USERPROFILE%\downloads
3. Locate the malicious file you could have opened the day the system got infected.
4. Right-click the suspicious file and press Delete.
5. Exit your File Explorer.
6. Empty the Recycle bin.
7. Reboot the system.