FBI Ultimate Game Card Virus

Posted by Lisa Blanc on April 9, 2013

What is FBI Ultimate Game Card Virus?

FBI Ultimate Game Card Virus is a ransomware which uses the credentials of the well-known and respected Federal Bureau of Investigation. The clandestine infection may lock your computer and deny access to the desktop. The lock-down is presented through a highly misleading notification which supposedly represents the FBI investigation related to your operating Windows system. If you pay attention to the bogus alert, you will read that alleged criminal actions have been performed from your personal computer. This is just a scam and you should ignore the presented accusations. The displayed fine is equally as illegitimate, and you should rather invest your money onto legitimate malware detection and removal software. Without a doubt, you should delete FBI Ultimate Game Card Virus from the computer immediately.

How is FBI Ultimate Game Card Virus presented?

Please view a few misleading excerpts from the bogus screen-locking notification:

Access to your computer was denied.
Illegally downloaded music tracks (in other words “pirated copies”) have been detected on your PC.

For unblocking and commission of any other actions resulted from infringement of rule of law you should pay a penalty equal to $100. The payment should be delivered through our financial partner – Ultimate Game Card. When the payment procedure is complete successfully, your PC will be unblocked automatically.

Cyber criminals behind the malicious ransomware use the authoritative credentials to trick you into thinking that paying the displayed fine is the only way to move forward. This scheming method has been used by FBI Virus, FBI Cybercrime Division Virus and other infections targeting Windows users living in the U.S. Despite this, you should immediately realize that you need to delete the infection because no reputable authorities would order you to transfer money using the unreliable Game Card payment system. Just like the recently reported Abu Dhabi Police GHQ Virus or CashU Virus, the malicious ransomware should be removed without further hesitations. Making the payment is not recommended because your PC might stay blocked and malignant files will remain running on the PC.

How to remove FBI Ultimate Game Card Virus?

To delete FBI Ultimate Game Card Virus you need to discover and remove all of the malignant components. If you do not know how to perform this manually, you should trust automatic removal software. Scroll down to view the instructions which will help you unlock the PC and install authentic, reliable software.

Delete from Windows 8:

In the Metro UI start screen move to the bottom right corner and wait for the Charm Bar to appear.
Select Settings and click Change PC Settings.
Click General, navigate to Advanced Startup and click Start now.
Go to Troubleshoot, select Advanced Options and click Startup Settings.
From the menu click Restart and wait for the boot-up.
Tap F5 (Safe Mode with Networking) and allow the PC to reload.
Go to http://www.anti-spyware-101.com/download-sph and download SpyHunter.
Install the automatic spyware removal tool to delete running infections.

Delete from Windows Vista or Windows 7:

Restart the PC and, as soon as BIOS loads up, start tapping F8.
Use arrow keys to select Safe Mode with Networking. Tap Enter.
Download SpyHunter.
Install the automatic malware removal tool, perform a system scan and delete found infections.

Delete from Windows XP:

Restart the PC.
Wait for BIOS to load and instantaneously start tapping F8.
Use arrow keys to select Safe Mode with Networking.
Tap Enter.
Click YES on the Desktop alert.
Download SpyHunter.
Open the Start menu.
Launch RUN.
Enter msconfig and click OK.
Click on the Startup tab.
Select Disable All and click OK.
Restart the PC.
Install the application onto the computer and remove all running infections.