Windows Advanced User Patch

Posted by Max Lehmann on May 2, 2012

What is Windows Advanced User Patch?

If you want to keep your computer safe you have to avoid programs like Windows Advanced User Patch. It is a newly released rogue antispyware application that will cause a great harm to your system, if you allow it to remain installed on your computer. It is sometimes hard to foresee the true nature of Windows Advanced User Patch, because it copies the sophisticated design of a popular antivirus program and thus inexperienced users worldwide are tricked by the program into believing that it can actually save an infected system.

However, the truth is that Windows Advanced User Patch will only ruin your computer and you will have to buy a new operating system. The reason why Windows Advanced User Patch does so is money. The rogue has been created to rip easy financial gain by convincing the users to buy the full version of the program even though it does not have an ability to protect the target computer. If a user is hesitant whether he should purchase the license or not, Windows Advanced User Patch terrorizes him with tons of fake security notifications, claiming that the system is at high risk and if you do not choose to remove the malware with Windows Advanced User Patch, your system will be destroyed in no time.

However, there is only one thing necessary to destroy and that is Windows Advanced User Patch itself. You can refer to the list of files related to the rogue provided below, if you want to carry on with the manual removal, but if you have no idea how to terminate Windows Advanced User Patch on your own, you can always acquire a legitimate computer safeguard application that will delete Windows Advanced User Patch automatically, and your system will be protected against similar malware attacks in the future.

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The only thing that makes Windows Advanced User Patch different from its previous versions is its name and a small icon located at the top left corner of its window bar. Infections from Rogue.VirusDoctor group seem to be changing this icon with every other new issue lately, but that is not enough to make us believe Windows Advanced User Patch is any different from, say, Windows Performance Adviser, Windows Pro Rescuer or Windows Safety Toolkit. It still wants your money and it still NEEDS to be removed ASAP.

When it comes to removing Windows Advanced User Patch, you might encounter a few difficulties, and the following fake security notifications are only the meanest of them all:

Warning
Firewall has blocked a program from accessing the Internet
C:\program files\internet explorer\iexplore.exe
is suspected to have infected your PC. This type of virus intercepts entered data and transmits them to a remote server.

Error
There's a suspicious software running on your PC. For more details, run a system file check.

Warning! Spambot detected!
Attention! A spambot sending viruses from your e-mail has been detected on your PC.

The worst that comes with Windows Advanced User Patch is the inability to operate your computer properly anymore. When the infection is at its head, you are not allowed to load a whole number of executables including the Internet browser (according to Windows Advanced User Patch, it is infected with malware and needs to be blocked). To make matters worse, Windows Task Manager and Registry Editor are also off limits. As a result, you can no longer remove Windows Advanced User Patcher either manually or automatically.

But when there's a will there's a way, and you send Windows Advanced User Patch into a knock down with this:

0W000-000B0-00T00-E0020

Enter this code into Windows Advanced User Patch's registration window and fool the rogue itself into believing that you have paid for it. Your programs will be back for a time being, and while you're at it, download a powerful computer safeguard application to delete Windows Advanced User Patch from your system at once. Do not wait until the rogue comes back and causes a havoc again. Download Removal Tool100% FREE spyware scan and
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Automatic Windows Advanced User Patch Removal

This option is the best for you if you want to get rid of Windows Advanced User Patch without further ado, and you cannot afford to meddle with your system files. If you choose to remove Windows Advanced User Patch automatically, you will have to use a reliable program that will delete the rogue and scan your system for any other threats. There are two ways you can apply the automatic removal, and it is your choice which one to use:

1) Enter this registration code into the rogue’s registration window:
0W000-000B0-00T00-E0020
The registration will make your Internet browser function again, and you will be able to go online and download SpyHunter for automatic Windows Advanced User Patch removal. Install the program and allow it to scan your system. Afterwards remove Windows Advanced User Patch and don’t forget to keep SpyHunter updated so that your system would always be protected against possible threats.

2) If there is a clean computer nearby, download SpyHunter installation file on that computer and then transfer it into a removal flash drive. Afterwards, plug the drive into the infected computer and install SpyHunter there. Run the program and remove Windows Advanced User Patch once and for all. Download Removal Tool100% FREE spyware scan and
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Manual Windows Advanced User Patch Removal

Some users who are true computer experts prefer to remove rogues on their own, rather than relying on a computer security program. If you are one of those users and you are absolutely sure that your system files will remain intact even after you deal with Windows Advanced User Patch manually, then here is the list of things you need to do to erase Windows Advanced User Patch on your own: