What is Windows Expert Series?
If you find Windows Expert Series on your computer, it means that either you have downloaded this cunning application or this malware has been installed by a Trojan. In either case, this application should be removed from the system to prevent money loss, because the chief goal of the malware is to swindle you out of your money. The rogue cannot be trusted because it is a replacement of such malware as Windows Virus Hunter, Windows Web Commander and other fraudulent applications which are classified as members of the Rogue.VirusDoctor family.
As the rogue cannot be trusted, every single piece of information provided by this cunning “security tool” has to be ignored. Windows Expert Series is convincing, indeed, but such simulated operations as scans, presentations of imaginary threats and warnings cannot be trusted. The rogue presents a list of various infections by the names of Trojan.Win32.Qhost, Virus.Win32.Sality, Trojan-Downloader.Win32.Agent, etc which you should not attempt to delete manually. These threats should not be treated as existing in the system, because these are only names of dangerous threats used to scare you into believing that the system is infected. Additionally, notifications which are presented below should be ignored, as well:
Error
Keylogger activity detected. System information security is at risk. It is recommended to activate protection and run a full system scan.Error
Attempt to run a potentially dangerous script detected. Full system scan is highly recommended.Warning! Virus Detected
Threat detected: FTP Server
If you are not convinced enough that the system is infected, impairments of the system are expected to make you think so. Windows Expert Series hides Task Manager, which shows processes of the system, and Registry Editor, which you have to use to delete the rogue manually, and does not allow you to launch certain executable files. The rogue also limits access to the Internet. Therefore, you cannot delete the rogue easily and use the computer properly.
Warning, this parasite will block your Internet connection. Click here for instructions how to renew your Internet access.
The reason of theses changes in the processing of the system is very simple. The criminals that created the rogue waits until you place your trust in the rogue and activate its supposedly real full version. Do not purchase the full version of Windows Expert Series, because neither it detects infections nor removes them.
In order to remove Windows Expert Series, you should actually activate it by using an activation key that is already provided in the instruction on the automatic removal of Windows Expert Series. Once the rogue is activated, it stops displaying misleading messages and restores everything what has been disabled. Now, you can delete Windows Expert Series in two ways, and to decide which way of the removal of the rogue is more appropriate, read their descriptions.
Automatic Windows Expert Series Removal
This way of removal is by far the most convenient and reliable, because it is performed by a removal tool which detects all the components of the infection and removes them from the system. The infectious elements are terminated, and the rogue’s chances of regenerating the infection are zero. If you want to terminate the infection, firs of all, activate the rogue with this activation key: 0W000-000B0-00T00-E0020. The rogue restores the Internet connection and you can again use your Internet browser.
- Download a legitimate antispyware tool and use it to kill the infection, or
- Use another computer to download a removal tool. Transfer the installation package onto the infected computer and launch the application to remove Windows Expert Series.
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Manual Windows Expert Series Removal
Once you activate the rogue, Registry Editor is also restored. If you do not trust the latest technology, you can try deleting the rogue on your own. The manual removal of Windows Expert Series is cumbersome operation requiring a lot of attention and thoroughness; hence, think carefully whether you can do it manually. If you do, follow these instructions:
1) Terminate the following processes:
Protector[random].exe2) Delete these registry entries from Registry Editor:
3) Remove these files:
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