Smart Protection 2012 - Fake Antispyware

Smart Protection 2012 is a fake antispyware program presenting itself as a security tool. The program is not a security program but a pretense that smartly enters your computer with the help of Trojan viruses. Originating from the same family of other dishonest programs like Security Sphere 2012, Total Security, Personal Shield Pro and many other programs, Smart Security 2012 tricks innocent users into purchasing a fake license for it.

Smart Protection 2012 - Conning you

The scare tactics of the rogue program includes numerous fake warnings to terrorize users and extract money from their pockets. The ceaseless bogus warning messages displayed by Security Protection 2012 are:

Warning: Your computer is infected Detected spyware infection! Click this message to install the last update of security software…

Smart Protection 2012 Warning Your computer is still infected with dangerous viruses. Activate antivirus protection to prevent data loss and avoid theft of your credit card details. Click here to activate protection.

Such false warnings should not be trusted and the program must be deleted as soon as it is detected. Professional help from premier organizations like PCCare247 must be sought to acquire the best Online Technical Support services by Certified Technicians 24x7. PCCare247 reviews the Computer Security of your computer and guides you in getting unparalleled Computer Support services.

Windows Vista Internet Security 2012

Windows Vista Internet Security 2012 application is no antimalware program, but a pretense fabricated to extract money from your wallet. The rogue program, posing to be antimalware software, performs fake scans and display warning messages, thereby convincing a computer user to purchase it. Windows Vista Internet Security 2012 can be easily mistaken as genuine security software because of its name and design being similar to Windows system tools. But beware of the mischievous program.

Windows Vista Internet Security 2012 - A Deceit

Also called as a name-changing rogue, the devious program can modify its name depending upon the version of Windows it is installed on. On its installation, an executable file is installed to your computer that uses aggressive techniques impeding your computer tasks. As a part of its malicious activities, it displays fake warning messages on launch of an executable file, declaring it to be infected. The program can also modify certain keys used to access Firefox, Internet Explorer or Google Chrome and launch forged windows instead, displaying fake firewall warnings. The foul program can also impersonate a message from the Windows Vista Security Center stating that the virus protection of your system is turned off.

Proficient in mimicking scan reports and infection warnings, Windows Vista Internet Security 2012 itself is an infection which must be removed from the computer as soon as it is detected. Professional help from eminent organizations like PCCare247 is advised for a secure computing experience.

Uncheck - “System Check”

System Check, don’t be misguided by the name. As it may not check for errors in your system, but may itself cause serious damage to your precious computer.  System Check, which pretends to be a system analysis software, is a malicious program that sneaks into computers illegitimately. Arriving from the clan of deceitful malwares like PC Repair, System Repair, Data Recovery, System Fix, Master Utilities, Windows XP Repair, Windows XP Fix, etc., it is installed into computers using of trojans or other malicious software.

System Check may be distributed by hooligans through Facebook, Twitter, My Space and other social networking sites and be installed into computer. So, care must be taken while opening and downloading attachments, as this devious program may sneak into computer systems.

Notorious for its pop-ups, the fraud heaps voluminous fake alerts and warning messages on computers, impelling users into spending over its procurement. Some examples of pop-ups include: Windows detected a hard disk problem, Critical Error, Windows – Delayed Write Failed and System Error.

In order to secure computer system from such malevolent elements, technical support from leading organizations like PCCare247 must be sought, for a peaceful computing experience.

Win 7 2012 – Mocking Security

Win 7 2012 that poses as a Windows security tool; is neither a Windows application nor is it a security tool. A pretense that looks like a genuine program is a computer bug aiming to thieve your money.

Presenting itself as an anti-spyware, it traps users by imitating functions performed by various malware removers. With a mimicking scanning tool and bogus reports, Win 7 2012 tricks users into purchasing the license for the software, without delivering any security to computers.

With an ability of fabricating infection warnings, Win 7 2012 display numerous pop-ups of deadly infections and browser hijacking to terrorize users and extract money from their pockets. Such notifications are fake and only a deception. It does not deliver any security to computers; it rather irritates users by repeated pop-ups and warning messages.

Win 7 2012 should be removed instantaneously from computer. But deleting Win 7 2012 might be tough due to numerous pop-ups it loads. But it’s a piece of cake for PCCare247. Providing complete assistance in computer security and removal of such forged content from your computer, PCCare247 proves out to be a leader in Computer Support field.

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Super AV – A Scam

Super AV, posing as an exceptional anti-virus program, is neither brilliant nor an antivirus. The program seeks to pick pocket you by tricking you into installing it into computer.

Super AV installs itself into the computer without permission with the help of Trojans and configures automatically when logged in to Windows. It then displays false warnings and fake scan results deceiving a user into thinking that his computer is infected.

Screenshots of Fake Alerts by Super AV

These bogus warnings create panic into the user’s mind, thereby making him purchase the program. The program presenting itself as a virus remover is a sham and only intends to thieve user’s money.

Super AV itself proves to be a problem, by repeatedly generating pop-ups on your computer, annoyingly hindering your work. It may also redirect web browsers and perform bothersome activities to gain a purchase. Super AV must not be trusted and should be removed instantly from the computer.

For removing Super AV, expert help from elite organizations must be taken to protect oneself from further botheration of such mischievous elements. PCCare247 proves out to be such an organization with round-the-clock services and unparalleled computer support.