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Win scanner is not what you may think it is. You may have downloaded and installed it to ensure that your computer is safe from predatory programs while surfing the web. However, it is quite the opposite – it is a rogue program that offers nothing of any real value.
The term “rogue” when referencing anti-spyware and anti-virus programs refers to different types of software that are dubious at best, and destructive at worst. These programs can make their way onto your computer in various fashions, including via trojans, other software that does not advertise the presence of the rogue programs, or even through operating system loopholes.
These programs may do one or more of the following: display phony warnings about your computer being infected with various malicious programs (while taking on the look and feel of windows-based notifications), scan your computer for various threats, return false positives, but not clarify exactly which programs are aggressive, or constantly attempting to coerce you into buying it and you need to get rid of the win scanner virus from your PC if it has installed on it.
Putting it bluntly, win scanner is a wolf in sheep’s clothing, and is essentially a duplicate of privacy protection malware. It utilizes phony anti-malware scanners that lead you to believe your computer has many programs which threaten your privacy, and that the installation of win scanner is required in order to fully alleviate the risk.
If left unattended, it is likely the problems will continue to increase until you will want to stop using your computer altogether. Remember, if you have the win scanner malware installed on your computer and are getting numerous pop-ups about different threats, it is very likely the only problem your computer is having is with this malware and you need to get rid of the win scanner virus to stop this.
As mentioned above, these “reports” list “risks” that pose no threat whatsoever to either your privacy or your computer itself. The sole intent of this program is to fool you into purchasing it, which is itself another sham.
If your computer is infected with this malware you can get rid of it fast. What you need to do is to download a system and registry scanner. This will then scan your computer for any malware like this and stop it running. Once it has done this it will fix any errors it has caused and then optimize your computer to run at safer and faster. Scan your computer now and get rid of the win scanner virus for good.

Getting redirected to spam websites from Google’s natural listings is nothing new. This is a virus which installs itself on your PC and then proceeds to redirect your search results to strange and scam-infested websites. Although the origins of this virus are unknown, it’s vital that you remove it to keep your PC & personal details secure.
What Is The Google Redirect Virus & How Do You Know If You Have It
This virus is not one of the most damaging for your system, but it is one of the most virulent, spreading through 1,000’s of PCs all over the web. It is a small application which attaches itself to your web browser, and replaces any Google natural search results with links to spam websites, trying to get you to buy products. The way you know that you have this virus is if you keep getting redirected to some strange sites when you browse the web. You can get it from Trojan horse viruses which deliver the infection from legitimate downloads.
How To Remove This Virus Forever
Removing the Google Redirect Virus can be tricky if you don’t know how to do it. Essentially, you need to be able to remove all the components this tool uses to hijack your browser, disabling it from being able to redirect your links any more. This can be done with this method:Open the free program “ComboFix” Issue the “remove files” command to the virus files Clean out the registry and restart your PC
This method will remove all the viruses’ most harmful elements and will also remove all of its settings as well, preventing it from coming back. This is a simple way to get your PC back working again, but in order to do it properly, you need to first get ComboFix and then get the commands it needs. You can do that by looking at our site’s tutorial.

HDD Control is an application created by hackers which pretends to search through all the files & settings on your PC for viruses. It’s whole purpose has been to look like a legitimate program, so that you will be tempted to either buy the upgrade to the virus or to leave it on your system long enough for it to steal your personal information. Please do not confuse this infection with an official piece of software from the “Ashampoo” company, as it’s been designed with the same name in order to fool you. In order to get rid of HDD Control, you need to be able to get rid of all the parts of the virus from your computer, which can be done by using the steps outlined in this tutorial.
The HDD Control virus is slightly different than typical infections, in that it will install an actual piece of software onto your PC. Known as “malware” / malicious software, this program is basically like a wolf in sheep’s clothing – tricking countless computer users into buying the upgrade to the application. This virus will have installed itself from the likes of a fake email attachment, rogue download or malicious website – and will now be trying to get you to buy the fake upgrade to the program by showing you fake results. You may have also noticed the virus will stop a variety of important Windows features, including the likes of Task Manager, your programs and Internet access. In order to remove HDD Control, you have to get rid of it in the most complete way possible – which can be done by removing all the parts of the program from your PC.
The way to get rid of HDD Control is to basically stop the application from loading, and then get rid of the files that allows it to run. This can be done in numerous ways, where you will either look to reboot your computer into “Safe Mode”, or using an application called “rKill” to stop its processes from loading up. Stopping the virus from loading is the critical step which most people don’t think about. You can’t get rid of this virus by just using an anti-virus application, as since it’s an actual piece of software all the anti-virus tools out there think it’s legitimate.
To remove this virus, these components need to be removed:
Remove its fake filesRemove its fake directoriesRemove its fake registry settings
The best and most effective way to remove HDD Control is to use an “anti-malware” application to scan through your computer and get rid of all the damaged / infected parts of the program from it. These are tools which have been specifically created to get rid of all the files which HDD Control uses to run, removing it completely from your computer. We’ve found the best program to get rid of HDD Control is one called “Frontline Rogue Remover”, as this application is the only one which first shows you how to stop the virus from loading, and then will get rid of it completely. To use this tool, you can download it from the Internet and then let it show you all the steps required to get rid of HDD Control.

These days, telling the difference between viruses and anti-virus software is like trying to choose the right door on Let’s Make A Deal; either you win that new security system or accidentally choose the virus hiding behind door number two.
The viruses often look identical to the real thing. Take, for example, the Security Shield Virus, the Windows Defender Virus, or any other malicious software removal tools.
Viruses like these, block real anti-virus software from working and infect the computer with threats of malware, prompting users to perform fake scans, where the virus mirrors a security scan tool. The scans don’t actually work, but they will nonetheless list an absurd number of viruses and malware that aren’t actually affecting the computer.
Then the pop-ups start, asking users to pay for an upgrade to remove the fake malware. These websites are scams asking for personal information to defraud unwary customers.
It’s easy to download these types of viruses: stumble across the wrong site, accidentally click a link or download a file from that sketchy website and voila, you’ve picked up a virus like a kid with chicken pox.
So the computer’s already infected
There are a few options: check out IT computer repair service, manually delete the virus or buy new anti-virus software.
With the right website, it’s easy to find a good anti-virus program. However, don’t trust online virus scans. These are generally phishing websites where viruses get downloaded so that hackers can steal credit card info to get paid for their viruses.
Here Microsoft has a helpful list of safe anti-virus for Windows programs.
A word of warning: If the computer already got a virus, then downloading new programs usually won’t work. Previously or newly-installed software can be blocked by the viruses and can even block the task manager from opening.
An alternative is to channel that inner nerd and get rid of the virus manually. Start with a system restore. If you don’t know how to do that, then this is probably not the way to handle the virus-move on to option 3. If the system restore doesn’t work (because many viruses will continue to infect the PC after the restore), then it’s time to take out the big guns.
Google how to delete the virus using a description of the anti-virus program it’s pretending to be. There are many online guides, like this one for the Security Shield Virus, for removing viruses. Unfortunately, it’s not always easy to know which virus is causing the problem and these manuals are often convoluted and filled with jargon that can leave the inexperienced with a headache and a million Wikipedia tabs open.
Remote Computer Repair Services
IT support services are a quick solution. They’re reliable, efficient, and they don’t come knocking on your door. Remote computer repair technicians will clean up the computer and prevent the same problems from happening in the future.
My Computer Works is a good example of an easy-to-use service with technicians that will remotely access your computer, get rid of threats, and install new anti-virus software.

Are you infected with Win 7 Guardian 2010? This looks like legitimate spyware protection software, when in fact it is nothing more than a cleverly disguised virus. It can spread itself automatically to your friends and family through hijacking your e-mail or your Facebook account. We can get rid of this spyware in 10 minutes, so no need to fret. Just don’t let it fester in your registry or you will only attract more menacing spyware and viruses.
Win 7 Guardian 2010 makes its way into your computer through Trojans, commonly attached to video codecs or unscanned attachments. Surfing questionable websites or streaming movies from strange URLs can enable Trojans into your computer, and if you are not actively scanning for viruses while you browse, you are at risk. This particular spyware will leave its victims with slow, nearly unusable PCs because of the way it corrupts the registry and assaults the user with endless pop-ups and alerts. You may have warning signs such as your wallpaper changing or “Your system is infected” messages. You may also have taskbar warnings urging you that viruses have been found on your computer, originating from this fake software. Whatever you do, do not give your credit card number or you will possibly be a victim of bank account theft as well as identity theft.
If your computer is sicker than swine flu you will need to make it better. We can get rid of Win 7 Guardian 2010 through manual removal methods or automatic removal methods. You will have to dig into your system’s registry if you are to manually remove this virus. It is no easy task, and is not recommended for beginners. A single error can result in system failure. If you are an IT pro or a PC expert, you can get the full listing of files to remove at my site.
Automatic removal is the way to go, because there is less risk involved, and it saves time, money, and energy. I recommend it to my friends and family and use it myself. Best of all, automatic removal tools will protect the user’s PC against the next tidal wave of viruses. Considering how often new viruses and spyware sprout up, this is a huge plus.
Are you tired of worrying about your safety and security? Remove Win 7 Guardian 2010! Start with a free scan and get your PC finally working like new again!