XP Antispyware 2010 Screenshot

XP Antispyware 2010 is a rogue antivirus tool which installs itself on your PC and proceeds to try and con you into buying the “full upgrade” of the software. Like many other rogue antivirus programs, this tool is highly aggressive and takes control of many parts of your computer system, trying to get you to buy the software. It also posts a series of ‘false positives’ which basically means that the virus will display “errors” on your system that don’t even exist, just to scare you into purchasing the tool.

Where Does XP Antispyware 2010 come from?

XP Antispyware 2010 is installed through the help of “Trojan Horse” viruses. These are small applications which attach themselves onto legitimate programs that you will install yourself, and gain access to your PC through your trusting of these other programs. The most common point of entry for this virus is to show a “fake security scan” website – where it will display an image of “My Computer” with a series of errors indicated in a variety of your hard drives. It will then ask you if you want to clean the errors, and clicking “yes” will simply load the virus onto your PC.

How To Remove XP Antispyware 2010

Step 1 – Download & Install Malaware Bytes

• Download Here

Malware Bytes is a free spyware & malware removal tool which you can download here.  You need to install it on your PC and then let it scan your system. If you don’t have access to the Internet (because Internet Security blocked it) then you should download this tool on another PC and then transfer the installation file via CD or USB pen.

Using this tool is very simple. You need to select the type of scan you want to perform and then press “Scan” to get the tool to do the task. This will send Malware Bytes through your sysetm and it will identify all the infected files, removing them for you. This automated tool is the best way to remove the infection because it gets 95% of it.

Step 2 – Clean Out The Registry

• Download This Registry Cleaner Tool

Although Malware Bytes is very effective at removing the actual infection from your PC, it does not finish the job properly… and ends up leaving a series of settings on your PC. These are kept in the ‘registry’ database and can actually allow the infection back onto your PC. In order to fully protect yourself, it is recommended that you download a registry cleaner and then use it to remove any of the infected ‘XP Antispyware 2010′ registry keys that can still cause problems. This tool is automated and is very easy to use.

What This Removal Process Does:

Kills Processes

• av.exe

You should open up the “Task Manager” by clicking CTRL + ALT + DEL and then click on the “Processes” tab. This will then display a list of running processes, where you should then be able to find the listed files above. Click on each one and then click on the “End Process” button to stop the program from running. You can see an example of how that works below:

Removes Directories

• %UserProfile%\AppData\Local\av.exe
• %UserProfile%\AppData\Local\WRblt8464P

These directories store the files that make XP Antispyware work. This means that you just need to go into “My Computer”, find the above directories, select them with your mouse and press SHIFT + DELETE. This will permanently remove them from your PC, preventing the program from loading up ever again.

Recomended – Clean The Registry

• Download This Registry Cleaner

In order to prevent XP Antispyware 2010 coming back on your PC, you need to remove all the registry entries it has entered. This important, because many people leave these intact and end up having the problem come back again. Registry entries store the settings and options for the program, and by using a registry cleaner, you can remove them all and get your computer fit and healthy again. This is highly recommended.

Vista Antivirus 2010

Vista Antivirus 2010 is a newly unleashed rogue antivirus tool which installs itself on your PC and proceeds to pressure you into buying this useless tool. Many people are finding this tool installed on their computer without their permission and need to remove it. If you are one of those people, here is what you need to do…

Where Does Vista Antivirus 2010 come from?

The origins of Vista Antivirus 2010 are not yet known, but it is installing itself on many computers from a series of fake spyware scan websites. Many fake websites have been set up which shows you an apparent picture of the “My Computer” Window of your PC.

And on this website, it shows a fake scan animation where many different made-up errors are shown which you are promoted to remove. Upon clicking the “Remove Errors” button, you will have the Vista Antivirus program downloaded to your PC.

Unlike many other rogue antivirus tools, Vista Antivirus looks to have been cloned and released as different versions, including:

• Antivirus Vista 2010
• Vista Antispyware 2010
• Vista Guardian
• Vista Antivirus Pro
• Vista Internet Security
• Vista Internet Security 2010
• XP Guardian
• XP Antivirus Pro
• XP AntiSpyware 2010
• XP Internet Security
• XP Internet Security 2010
• Antivirus XP 2010
• Antivirus Win 7 2010
• Win7 Guardian
• Win 7 Antivirus Pro
• Win 7 Antispyware 2010
• Win 7 Internet Security
• Win 7 Internet Security 2010

How To Remove Vista Antivirus 2010

Step 1 – Download & Install Malaware Bytes

• Download Here

Malware Bytes is a free spyware & malware removal tool which you can download here.  You need to install it on your PC and then let it scan your system. If you don’t have access to the Internet (because Vista Antivirus 2010 blocked it) then you should download this tool on another PC and then transfer the installation file via CD or USB pen.

Using this tool is very simple. You need to select the type of scan you want to perform and then press “Scan” to get the tool to do the task. This will send Malware Bytes through your system and it will identify all the infected files, removing them for you. This automated tool is the best way to remove the infection because it gets 95% of it.

Step 2 – Clean Out The Registry

• Download This Registry Cleaner Tool

Although Malware Bytes is very effective at removing the actual infection from your PC, it does not finish the job properly… and ends up leaving a series of settings on your PC. These are kept in the ‘registry’ database and can actually allow the infection back onto your PC. In order to fully protect yourself, it is recommended that you download a registry cleaner and then use it to remove any of the infected ‘Internet Security 2010′ registry keys that can still cause problems. This tool is automated and is very easy to use.

What This Removal Process Does:

Kills Processes

• Vista Antivirus 2010.exe
• Uninstall.exe

You should open up the “Task Manager” by clicking CTRL + ALT + DEL and then click on the “Processes” tab. This will then display a list of running processes, where you should then be able to find the listed files above. Click on each one and then click on the “End Process” button to stop the program from running. You can see an example of how that works below:

Removes Directories

• System Root%\\Samples User Profile%\\Local Settings\\Temp Program Files%\\Vista Antivirus 2010 Program Files%
• Documents and Settings%\\All Users\\Start Menu\\Programs\\Vista Antivirus 2010
• Documents and Settings%\\All Users\\Application Data\\Vista Antivirus 2010

These directories store the files that make Vista Antivirus work. This means that you just need to go into “My Computer”, find the above directories, select them with your mouse and press SHIFT + DELETE. This will permanently remove them from your PC, preventing the program from loading up ever again.

Recomended – Clean The Registry (Highly Recommended)

• Download This registry cleaner

In order to prevent Vista Antivirus 2010 coming back on your PC, you need to remove all the registry entries it has entered. This important, because many people leave these intact and end up having the problem come back again. Registry entries store the settings and options for the program, and by using a registry cleaner, you can remove them all and get your computer fit and healthy again. This is highly recommended

Home Antivirus 2010 Screenshot

How To Remove Home Antivirus 2010

STEP 1 – Kill Processes

• HomeAntivirus2010.exe
• atowu.exe
• rufa.exe

You should open up the “Task Manager” by clicking CTRL + ALT + DEL and then click on the “Processes” tab. This will then display a list of running processes, where you should then be able to find the listed files above. Click on each one and then click on the “End Process” button to stop the program from running. You can see an example of how that works below:

STEP 2 – Remove Files & Directories

• c:\Program Files\HomeAntivirus2010
• %UserProfile%\Application Data\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch\HomeAntivirus2010.lnk
• %UserProfile%\Desktop\HomeAntivirus2010.lnk
• %UserProfile%\Start Menu\Programs\HomeAntivirus2010
• c:\WINDOWS\dicy.sys
• c:\WINDOWS\oxysa.dl
• c:\WINDOWS\vimufil.dat
• c:\WINDOWS\system32\_scui.cpl
• c:\WINDOWS\system32\boxica.reg
• c:\WINDOWS\system32\jimysa.sys
• c:\WINDOWS\system32\ylekoxipe.bin
• c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\ovysenuv.ban
• c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\ecanynedy.pif
• c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\iwexuhor.inf
• c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\omupaw.scr
• c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\xonocyd.sys
• %UserProfile%\Application Data\rufa.exe
• %UserProfile%\Application Data\xatem.vbs

These files & directories store the files that make Home Antivirus 2010. This means that you just need to go into “My Computer”, find the above directories, select them with your mouse and press SHIFT + DELETE. This will permanently remove them from your PC, preventing the program from loading up ever again.

STEP 3 - unregister DLLs

• ciqudehyri.dll
• vivifabyx.dll
• htmlayout.dll
• akywiweni.dll
• msvcm80.dll
• msvcp80.dll
• msvcr80.dll
• AVEngn.dll

DLLs are small files which help programs perform various tasks. It is important you unregister these DLL files, as they are the ones that Home Antivirus 2010 needs to run. You can see how to unregister DLLs by clicking here.

STEP 4 – Clean The Registry (Highly Recommended)

• Download This registry cleaner

In order to prevent Home Antivirus 2010 coming back on your PC, you need to remove all the registry entries it has entered. This important, because many people leave these intact and end up having the problem come back again. Registry entries store the settings and options for the program, and by using a registry cleaner, you can remove them all and get your computer fit and healthy again. This is highly recommended.

ProtectDefender Screenshot

How To Remove PerfectDefender

STEP 1 - Kill Processes

• ProtectDefender.exe
• Uninstall.exe

You should open up the “Task Manager” by clicking CTRL + ALT + DEL and then click on the “Processes” tab. This will then display a list of running processes, where you should then be able to find the listed files above. Click on each one and then click on the “End Process” button to stop the program from running. You can see an example of how that works below:

STEP 2 - Remove Files & Directories

• %UserProfile%\Desktop\ProtectDefender.lnk
• %UserProfile%\Start Menu\Programs\ProtectDefender.lnk
• c:\Program Files\ProtectDefender Software
• c:\Program Files\ProtectDefender Software\ProtectDefender
• c:\Program Files\ProtectDefender Software\ProtectDefender\ProtectDefender.exe
• c:\Program Files\ProtectDefender Software\ProtectDefender\Uninstall.exe
  c:\WINDOWS\10492zacktool650.dll
• c:\WINDOWS\1059zwo5m236.ocx
• c:\WINDOWS\10980haczt9ol3e5.bin
• c:\WINDOWS\system32\3328downlo5dez11979.bin
• c:\WINDOWS\system32\339zbackdoor1975.bin
• c:\WINDOWS\system32\3499zir5s6ef.ocx

These files & directories store the files that make ProtectDefender work. This means that you just need to go into “My Computer”, find the above directories, select them with your mouse and press SHIFT + DELETE. This will permanently remove them from your PC, preventing the program from loading up ever again.

STEP 3 – unregister DLLs

• 10492zacktool650.dll

Click to find out about how to unregister DLLs here.

STEP 4 – Clean The Registry (Highly Recommended)

• Download This registry cleaner

In order to prevent ProtectDefender coming back on your PC, you need to remove all the registry entries it has entered. This important, because many people leave these intact and end up having the problem come back again. Registry entries store the settings and options for the program, and by using a registry cleaner, you can remove them all and get your computer fit and healthy again. This is highly recommended.

Desktop Defender Screenshot

Desktop Defender installs itself on your system and presents you with a screen similar to the one above. This is meant to resemble an “official” antivirus tool, but it does not work at all. In fact, Desktop Defender is 100% fraudulent, in that it will only pretend to scan your system and then return a series of fake results to make you buy the software. Here’s how to remove it…

How You Get Infected With Desktop Defender

Desktop Defender 2010 infects computers in much the same way as other fake antivirus tools. It piggy-backs onto legitimate downloads and then installs itself when it enters your system. The preferred way for this to find its way onto your PC is through Trojan Horse viruses, which unleash unwanted software when you download compromised software off the Internet

How To Remove Desktop Defender 2010

Step 1 – Stop The Program From Running

• Desktop Defender 2010.exe
• gedx_ae09.exe
• kgn.exe
• kilslmd.exex
• kn.a.exe
• uninstall.exe

This program will have several applications running in the background of your system. Before we try and uninstall Desktop Defender, we need to stop it from running, and to do that, you just need to open up the “Task Manager” and then stop the above processes. To do this, press CTRL + ALT + DEL and then click on the “processes” tab. This will display all the programs that are running right now, where you can then select the ones you want to stop. Here’s what you should see:

Stop The Desktop Defender 2010 Processes

Step 2 – Remove The Program Files & Directories

• c:\Program Files\Desktop Defender 2010
• c:\WINDOWS\system32\LogFiles\tdifw
• c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Desktop Defender 2010

These directories contain all the files that Desktop Defender needs to run. By browsing to them and deleting them, you will prevent this software from continuing to function. To do this, you need to open up “My Computer” and then browse to the various directories listed above. You then need to select them and press SHIFT + DELETE to permanently remove them.

Step 3 - unregister DLLs

• hjengine.dll
• IEAddon.dll
• MFC71.dll
• MFC71ENU.DLL
• AF.dll
• msvcp71.dll
• msvcr71.dll
• pthreadVC2.dll
• shellext.dll
• siglsp.dll

Click here: to find out how to unregister DLLs.

Step 4 – Clean Out The Registry

• Download This registry cleaner

Desktop Defender will also leave a series of settings and files inside the ‘registry’. This is a database which stores all the settings for Windows, meaning that if you don’t clean out the settings that DD2010 has put in there, then you’ll end up getting the infection back on your system, and this is something you do not want. You need to download this registry cleaner and let it fix all the Desktop Defender settings from the registry.

Screenshot of Internet Security 2010

Where Does IS2010 come from?

Internet Security 2010 is installed through the help of “Trojan Horse” viruses. These are small applications which attach themselves onto legitimate programs that you will install yourself, and gain access to your PC through your trusting of these other programs. This means that when you install the software you want, IS2010 will also be installed on your PC. Typically, fake antivirus sites, video upload sites and other trustworthy sites can infect your PC with this tool.

How To Remove Internet Security 2010

Step 1 – Download & Install Malaware Bytes

• Download Here

Malware Bytes is a free spyware & malware removal tool which you can download here.  You need to install it on your PC and then let it scan your system. If you don’t have access to the Internet (because Internet Security blocked it) then you should download this tool on another PC and then transfer the installation file via CD or USB pen.

Using this tool is very simple. You need to select the type of scan you want to perform and then press “Scan” to get the tool to do the task. This will send Malware Bytes through your sysetm and it will identify all the infected files, removing them for you. This automated tool is the best way to remove the infection because it gets 95% of it.

Step 2 – Clean Out The Registry

• Download This Registry Cleaner Tool

Although Malware Bytes is very effective at removing the actual infection from your PC, it does not finish the job properly… and ends up leaving a series of settings on your PC. These are kept in the ‘registry’ database and can actually allow the infection back onto your PC. In order to fully protect yourself, it is recommended that you download a registry cleaner and then use it to remove any of the infected ‘Internet Security 2010′ registry keys that can still cause problems. This tool is automated and is very easy to use.

What This Removal Process Does:

Kills Processes

• IS2010.exe
• 41.exe
• winlogon86.exe
• winupdate86.exe

You should open up the “Task Manager” by clicking CTRL + ALT + DEL and then click on the “Processes” tab. This will then display a list of running processes, where you should then be able to find the listed files above. Click on each one and then click on the “End Process” button to stop the program from running. You can see an example of how that works below:

Stop The Internet Security 2010 Processes

Removes Directories

• C:\s
• C:\Program Files\InternetSecurity2010\

These directories store the files that make Internet Security work. This means that you just need to go into “My Computer”, find the above directories, select them with your mouse and press SHIFT + DELETE. This will permanently remove them from your PC, preventing the program from loading up ever again.

Unregisters DLLs

• winhelper86.dll

Recomended - Clean The Registry (Highly Recommended)

• Download This registry cleaner

In order to prevent Internet Security 2010 coming back on your PC, you need to remove all the registry entries it has entered. This important, because many people leave these intact and end up having the problem come back again. Registry entries store the settings and options for the program, and by using a registry cleaner, you can remove them all and get your computer fit and healthy again. This is highly recommended.

PC Live Guard presents itself as an “official” tool from Microsoft, trying its best to look like the Windows Security Center… but don’t be fooled – this tool is as ineffective as a piece of bread. You should not purchase this or trust it in any way with your system. And you should remove it at your nearest convenience with this method:

Step 1 - Stop Processes

• PC339.exe

You first need to stop the PC Live Guard program from running. To do this, open up the “task manager” by clicking CTRL + ALT + DEL and then select the “Processes” tab. After you have the “processes” on screen, you can then just browse through to find the PC339.exe process, select it and then press DELETE. This will stop the program running on your PC, allowing you to remove it properly. Here’s an image of how the task manager should look:

Step 2 - Delete Files

• c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\117fc\PC339.exe
• c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\117fc\PCLG.ico
• c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\117fc\573.mof
• c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\117fc\PCLGSys\vd952342.bd
• c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\PCYZDUHBELG\PCAWWLG.cfg
• c:\Documents and Settings\%UserProfile%\Application Data\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch\PC Live Guard.lnk
• c:\Documents and Settings\%UserProfile%\Application Data\PC Live Guard\cookies.sqlite
• c:\Documents and Settings\%UserProfile%\Desktop\PC Live Guard.lnk
• c:\Documents and Settings\%UserProfile%\Recent\gid.tmp
• c:\Documents and Settings\%UserProfile%\Recent\SICKBOY.tmp
• c:\Documents and Settings\%UserProfile%\Recent\sld.drv
• c:\Documents and Settings\%UserProfile%\Start Menu\PC Live Guard.lnk
• c:\Documents and Settings\%UserProfile%\Start Menu\Programs\PC Live Guard.lnk
• c:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\searchplugins\search.xml

Deleting these files will prevent PC Live Guard from loading up again, even when your PC is restarted. Make sure you delete these files by clicking SHIFT + DELETE. This permanently deletes them for you.

Step 3 - Delete Folders

• c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\117fc\
• c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\117fc\PCLGSys
• c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\117fc\BackUp\
• c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\117fc\Quarantine Items\
• c:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\PCYZDUHBELG
• c:\Documents and Settings\%UserProfile%\Application Data\PC Live Guard

Removing these folders will clear up your hard drive and removing any further reference to PC Live Guard. Make sure you delete these folders by clicking SHIFT + DELETE. This permanently deletes them for you.

STEP 4 – Clean The Registry (Highly Recommended)

• Download This registry cleaner

In order to prevent Malware Defense coming back on your PC, you need to remove all the registry entries it has entered. This important, because many people leave these intact and end up having the problem come back again. Registry entries store the settings and options for the program, and by using a registry cleaner, you can remove them all and get your computer fit and healthy again. This is highly recommended.