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Once the devious "Microsoft has detected some suspicious activity" +1-844-313-8541 locker attacks, this is the message that will take over your screen.
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The background behind the message will represent a window, which, of course, is the symbol of the Windows operating system. Additionally, the Internet Explorer icon will be attached at the top. This icon represents an easy-access link to the browser, and, by clicking it, you will be routed to google.com. The schemers behind the fake alert might need you to access the web in case they trick you into downloading remote control software. This might happen if you call the provided number (+1-844-313-8541) and schemers trick you into thinking that you are dealing with serious security issues. Well, you have access to the web, and so there is no excuse not to research the situation first. The first thing that you should do is check the number. An easy cross-check will help you realize that this number is associated with schemers. Maybe this is exactly what has led you to this article.
If you are tricked into thinking that your passwords, banking data, personal files, and your virtual identity are at risk, you might believe every word that you are told by the schemer on the other end of the line. Calling +1-844-313-8541 is extremely dangerous because schemers could trick you into disclosing personal information and, as mentioned previously, providing them with a remote access to your operating system. If you give the developers of the malicious "Microsoft has detected some suspicious activity" +1-844-313-8541 locker the opportunity to take over your PC, they will, and your own operating system could be used to scam users and launch social engineering attacks. For example, your emails and social media accounts could be hijacked to scam others. Obviously, if you do not want to be associated with cyber attacks, you need to keep your PC protected, and deleting "Microsoft has detected some suspicious activity" +1-844-313-8541 locker is the first step you need to take.
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You can launch your Task Manger using a shortcut combination on your keyboard (simultaneously tap Ctrl+Shift+Esc) to unlock your screen. When you launch this tool, you have to kill a process called “FreeDownloadmanager.” Although it might see as if this process is unrelated to the locked – because of its name – this is the process you need to kill to unlock the screen. After this, you should have no trouble eliminating the main file of this infection. You can also use an automated malware remover to delete "Microsoft has detected some suspicious activity" +1-844-313-8541, and we strongly recommend this tool if other threats are active. As mentioned previously, this fake alert might be introduced to you by malicious downloaders using harmless-looking software bundles. Scan your PC to see if malware exists, and employ anti-malware software to eliminate it automatically.
N.B. If you have already contacted the schemers linked to the fake alert, think carefully about the data you might have revealed. If you have revealed sensitive data, do everything to protect it. For example, if you have shared banking-related information, contact your bank ASAP.
Removal Instructions
- Launch Task Manager by simultaneously tapping Ctrl+Shift+Esc keys.
- Move to the Processes menu.
- Select the process named FreeDownloadmanager and click End task/End process.
- Launch Explorer by simultaneously tapping Win+E keys.
- Enter c:\users\username\appdata\roaming\microsoft\windows\start menu\programs\startup\ into the bar at the top.
- Right-click and Delete the file named freedownloadmanager.exe.
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