Gobierno de España Virus

Posted by Lisa Blanc on October 9, 2013

What is Gobierno de España Virus?

Gobierno de España Virus is a malicious ransomware infection which can affect operating Windows systems which are unguarded by authentic Windows security tools. The clandestine ransomware is a malicious Trojan in disguise, and this threat could have been dropped onto your personal computer days before the disturbing attack. As soon as schemers drop the infection using drive-by download or social engineering scams, the malicious files can be used to download malware, remove access to the Task Manager, modify the Windows Registry, discover where you live and corrupt your Windows desktop with an appropriate alert. If you live in Spain, the notification paralyzing your computer will indicate that Europol, Gobierno de España and Ministerio del Interior have locked your personal computer for legal purposes. This is not the truth and we urge you to delete Gobierno de España Virus as soon as possible.

How does Gobierno de España Virus act?

The clandestine ransomware uses deceptive information to convince you that Police have the right to block access to your personal computer. They do not have this right, and so there is no reason to believe that you need to follow the instructions presented within the bogus notification:

El ordenador se ha bloqueado
La actividad de su ordenador fue detenido a causa del la ciberactividad no autorizada. […]
La pena pecuniaria es de 100 EUR. Debe pagarla durante 48 horas despues del bloqueo del ordenador. Si la multa no es pagada, sera iniciada la causa penal contra usted sin derecho de pagar la pena pecuniaria. Su ordenador sera confiscado por el Depratamento de Lucha contra la Ciberactividad (dentro de 48 horas).

Even though it is stated that AVG, McAfee, Microsoft and other well-know companies support the lock-down of the computer – this is just another lie to convince you that you need to pay a fine of €100 in order to have the system unlocked. In reality, even if you wait 48 hours with your computer off nothing will change. Of course, Anti-Spyware-101.com researchers do not recommend that you waste a minute with this threat because the clandestine Trojan could infect your operating Windows system with much more devious computer infections which you will need to delete.

It is obvious that you need to delete the infection. Well, do you know how to remove Gobierno de España Virus from the system? You certainly should not think that paying the requested sum is the way to move forward. Ukash and Paysafecard are the two money transfer systems which are attached to the misleading warning, and our researchers have reported hundreds of other ransomware which use the same tactics. Some of them are – Il computer è bloccato ISP Virus, Computeren er låst af politiet Virus and Se bloquea el proveedor de servicios de internet Virus.

How to remove Gobierno de España Virus?

Gobierno de España Virus removal should be performed as soon as you discover that the clandestine threat has corrupted your personal Windows system. The misleading ransomware can use deception to trick you into paying a fictitious fine which is meant to help you unlock the computer; however, this is not what we recommend. Even if you pay the fine the Trojan will continue running! We advise installing automatic malware detection and removal software to get rid of the devious threat and these are the instructions which will help you with the installation of the authentic and effective ransomware remover SpyHunter.

Remove from Windows

Remove from Windows XP:

Restart the computer using the power button.
As soon as BIOS screen disappears – start tapping F8 to access the boot options menu.
Using arrow keys select Safe Mode with Networking and tap Enter.
Click YES on the appeared Windows is running in safe mode notification.
Download a reliable malware remover from http://www.anti-spyware-101.com/download-sph .
Open the Start menu (left of the Task Bar) and click RUN.
Enter msconfig into the Open box and click OK.
Click the Startup tab in the System Configurations Utility.
Select Disable All and click OK.
Restart the computer and install the downloaded malware remover.
Perform a system scan and delete discovered threats.

Remove from Windows Vista & Windows 7:

Repeat steps 1-3 using the removal instructions above.
Go to http://www.anti-spyware-101.com/spyhunter and download a malware removal tool.
Immediately install the application onto the system.
Scan the computer and then click Fix Threats to delete malware.

Remove from Windows 8: