You and Windows Protection Unit cannot be “friends” for sure, because it pretends to be protective and caring though it is fabricated and does not care about your system’s security at all. It only seeks to persuade you to pay money for imaginary software that does not run any useful operation in the system. You should remove Windows Protection Unit from your computer at once when it starts play-acting. Read more »
Cyber crooks spread their “minefield” by releasing another bogus application named Windows Antivirus Patch. This fake application is trying to pull the wool over Windows users’ eyes and make them think that they are using a legal security tool. The truth is that Windows Antivirus Patch was created to convince users that the system is full of infections which in reality do not exist or do not make any harm to the system, and to make them pay money for a supposed removal of the fake threats. If someone from your friends has installed this malware or you have it on the computer, tell them to remove Windows Antivirus Patch from your own computer. Read more »
Windows Crucial Scanner is not what it actually pretends to be. Windows Crucial Scanner should be removed because it is a counterfeit program that targets its deceitful schemes at gullible Windows users who think that their PCs’ systems are at risk. This malware pretends to possess characteristics of a typical security program which detects different threats and infections, but in reality Windows Crucial Scanner is just a scam made by cyber criminals waiting for you to pay the “ransom”. Read more »
Windows Foolproof Protector is malicious software whose interface and notifications look convincing and plausible. However, this rogue is a scam which was designed to cheat on Windows users. Windows Foolproof Protector should never be trusted because the actions taken according to its guidance will lead to significant money and sensitive data loss. Read more »
Windows Antibreaking System is another fictitious program lying about your system very insolently. This malware looks like any legitimate security software but it does not do what legitimate software does. Windows Antibreaking System tries to exhaust your patience and make you waste your savings on its fake full version. Remove Windows Antibreaking System at once and ignore its fake notifications. Read more »
There must be a reason why you are searching information for Windows Component Protector. Our reason why we are talking about it is because Windows Component Protector is a fake security tool designed by cyber criminals who do not care about your PC system’s protection at all. The malware actually does not scan the computer and does not detect threats, on the contrary, it pretends that it does so and waits for you to pay for an imaginary deletion of the nonexistent threats. Read more »
Considering whether to believe Windows Stability Maximizer or not? The answer is no. Windows Stability Maximizer needs to be deleted from the system, for it is a malicious application that runs false scans and presents misleading results of the system’s condition. It is targeted at hapless Windows users who could easily surrender and reveal their financial information to cyber crooks. Read more »
Windows Processes Accelerator is a bogus application which is trying to fool you and to leave you without money. Windows Processes Accelerator was made by cyber crooks that seek to gather your financial data and money. This fraudulent application threatens you with fake information displayed in the screen and expects that you will pay for removal of false threats. Do not believe that there is something real about this malware. Read more »
Programs that appear to be useful but in fact are computer threats are called rogue antispyware applications. Windows Efficiency Reservoir is that kind of a program, and even though it visually appears to be very similar to a popular computer safeguard program, but that is only a shiny exterior. From the inside this program is a lot uglier than you think. To start with, Windows Efficiency Reservoir enters your system because it wants your hard-earned money. Read more »
Bombarded with unwanted security notification and considering buying a registered version of Windows Care Taker? To clear everything up, Windows Care Taker is a fraudulent application circulating in the network and passed on by Trojans. The interface of the rogue looks like real security software but its appearance does not show its real “face”. The cyber criminals are waiting for you to expose your sensitive information which would allow them to steal your money. Read more »
