eFix Pro Removal Guide

eFix Pro is advertised as a system utility tool that should repair and protect your computer. However, our analysis of the program has shown that that is not entirely true. Our researchers have deemed eFix Pro as a potentially unwanted program that you can remove without any hesitation. Even though this application does have a few good traits, the bulk of its functions are just for show and really do not do much or anything at all for that matter. So if you want to learn more about this application, please continue reading. We have also included manual removal instructions at the end of the article.

The publisher of the application is called Reimage Limited, a company that is based in Nicosia, Cyprus. The name Reimage is also featured on another PUP that is identical to eFix Pro. At any rate, the developer of the application is called Remote Software Fix Ltd. which is based in Tel Aviv, Israel. The application has been heavily advertised online so a lot of people have been tempted to download the application from its main website atEfix.com. The website features two versions of the program. The Pro and the Express, but because this article is focused on the Pro version, we will leave eFix Express for another time. The website is well-made, contains a lot of information about the functionality of eFix Pro, so let us do an overview of what this application is supposed to do.

Allegedly, eFix Pro is set to fix Windows errors, Blue Screen of Death error, damaged DLLs, computer freezes, virus damage, and damaged files of the operating system. Let us take a closer look at the scanning process itself. The program starts off the scan by gathering information about the computer’s hardware. Information and details, regarding the processor, motherboard, video card, and other modules will be displayed for whatever reason. Hard drive space seems to be something worth scanning for to this application. All of the aforementioned information is presented in the “Your PC profile” section. The section that goes after is it called PC stability. This section is bound to always be full of errors. It scans Windows application logs to find which applications have crashed in the past regardless whether the programs are working fine at the moment. PC security section is where the information about detected malware infections is displayed. Testing has shown that the application is really capable of detecting moderately dangerous malicious applications. Once you click “Start Repair” you will redirected to its website Efix.com. You will be offered to buy one license for €61.95. Marketing tactics praying on the gullible are in play here. You will be offered to buy the second for more than half the price of the first one. For a total of €88.95 you will be able to protect and optimize your computers performance.

However, you will not get your money’s worth, because the application is set to detect errors that occur naturally in Windows regardless of the version. Registry errors occur constantly, but they do not put your computer at risk. Malware detection seems to work, but there are other, more capable, applications that can do the job better. So, you can easily remove this application using the removal instructions provided below, and get yourself a better system utility program.

Manual eFix Pro removal instructions

Windows 8 and 8.1

1. Open the Charm bar.
2. Click Settings and select Control Panel.
3. Open Uninstall a program.
4. Locate eFix Pro and click Uninstall.

Windows 7 and Vista

1. Open the Start menu and click Control Panel.
2. Select Uninstall a program.
3. Locate eFix Pro and click Uninstall.

Windows XP

1. Open the Start menu and click Control Panel.
2. Open Add or Remove Programs.
3. Locate eFix Pro and click Remove.