Remove WinGuard, Win Guard removal guide
By Luciana on June 7, 2010 | Rogue Antispyware, Security Tool, SecurityTool, Remove Security Tool, Remove SecurityTool, System Cleaner PRO, System CleanerPRO, SystemCleaner PRO, SystemCleanerPRO, Win 7 Smart Security 2010, Win7SmartSecurity2010, Win7 Smart Security2010, Win 7 SmartSecurity 2010, Win7SmartSecurity 2010, WinGuard, Win Guard
WinGuard is a new variant of Antivirus System Pro fraud. It's in fact the same malware disguised under different design.
Win Guard installs itself uninvited via help of trojans. It is also promoted widly on deceptive websites. When it gets on victim's PC, WinGuard presents itself as a security tool which is part of Windows operating system. The hoax might be pretty convincing since WinGuard is able to fabricate system scan and infection alerts. The fraud loads enormous amounts of counterfeit pop-ups trying to make victims worried about their computers.
If Win Guard appears of a screen of your PC, keep in mind that the program is not actually capable of detecting or deleting viruses. The fake pop-ups are not only there to annoy you, they also demand your money if clicked upon. Win Guard is a malicious application and it's definitely not worth purchasing. The paid version doesn't even exist; it's just a lure to milk money.
WinGuard may cause additional problems such as disabling regular programs including antispyware and antivirus tools.
Here are helpful tutorials for deleting WinGuard:
WinGuard removal help at spywarevoid.com
WinGuard removal tutorial at spywares-remove.com
WinGuard removal tutorial at spyvoid.com
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How to remove WinGuard
To remove WinGuard manually you must block rogue WinGuard related websites, remove malicious processes and registry entries, unregister dlls and delete all malicious WinGuard files from your computer.
Please note: cleaning your computer is a difficult and dangerous task, manually editing registry entries and removing processes and files may cause serious damage to your system. We strongly recommend scanning your computer with one of the legitimate antispyware scanners.
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