Remove Fake Antivirus

[detailer]

Found this free app. over on Raymonds,and it would have come in handy for my co-workers dilemma last week.I really must keep more current with my reading.Anyway,have a look at this simple free solution to a common problem.

[itsmejjj]

can i ask you have you used this?

i gave it a shot -had to restore the system--just wondering, stopping my net access

itsmejjj

[detailer]

Not Yet

 

As I said,just came across it on Raymonds Blog,which I find to be very accurate and and trustworthy.I'll give it a shot next time I change out one of my apps.Did you lose connectivity when you installed it,or ran it to remove a program?

[itsmejjj]

when i ran it scanned,removed files no idea what? -reboot-dead net

no harm done -restore we good--

[Maxxwire]

detailer- I have long been interested in what actually constitutes a Rogue Antivirus because I have found on many occasions that certain mainstream very well trusted Antivirus and Antispyware programs will accuse one another of being a Rouge.

 

~Maxx~

[itsmejjj]

i just try it again this time win buck up badly--making sure it was not something i may of done--only this ending in a full image restore--so what ever it did scanning --win stated critical error-and save your work -logging off

yet the app was still running? then poof-

that's was it --we got a black screen-reboot and OK -till i tried to log to the net

but hey thanks any how --i know ya don't put up any thing that would harm any one--look any one want to give it a shot Go ahead--if you are fully back up

try it may be what you are looking for

 

i trust your advice--but it went a tiny bit wrong with my system..sorry i cant tel ya what it was as got not a clue--

itsmejjj

[Maxxwire]

detailer- When I test out new programs like the one that you recommended on Raymonds I prefer to first test run the program in a Virtualized Space custom set up for it on the hard drive using Sandboxie where it can function normally, but not be allowed to write anything to the disc so no potential harm can be done to the computer by an as yet unproven program. If the program being tested does crash or attempt to do harm to the computer the Virtual Sandbox that it was being tested in can be deleted with a simple click of the mouse and the computer will remain exactly as it was before testing the program began in the Sandboxie Virtual Space.

 

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~Maxx~