- May 3, 2011
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Remove Fake Antivirus is used to remove the most popular fake antiviruses. What is fake antivirus? This is a type of virus/malwares which disguises itself to be an antivirus. It infects your computer when you accidentally click a link in a website which will download the malware into your computer and run automatically when your Windows boot. It pretends to scan the infected computer and produces fake alert warnings. It convinces you that your computer is in danger and urge you to purchase a useless copy of the fake antivirus. These fake antiviruses must be removed immediately.
Remove fake Antivirus removes the following popular infections:
* Security Tool
* My Security Shield
* Antivirus 7
* Antivirus GT
* Defense Center
* Protection Center
* Sysinternals Antivirus
* Security Master AV
* CleanUp Antivirus
* Security Toolbar
* Digital Protection
* XP Smart Security 2010
* Antivirus Suite
* Vista Security Tool 2010
* Total XP Security
* Security Central
* Security Antivirus
* Total PC Defender 2010
* Vista Antivirus Pro 2010
* Your PC Protector
* Vista Internet Security 2010
* XP Guardian
* Vista Guardian 2010
* Antivirus Soft
* XP Internet Security 2010
* Antivir 2010
* Live PC Care
* Malware Defense
* Internet Security 2010
* Desktop Defender 2010
* Antivirus Live
* Personal Security
* Cyber Security
* Alpha Antivirus
* Windows Enterprise Suite
* Security Center
* Control Center
* Braviax
* Windows Police Pro
* Antivirus Pro 2010
* PC Antispyware 2010
* FraudTool.MalwareProtector.d
* Winshield2009.com
* Green AV
* Windows Protection Suite
* Total Security 2009
* Windows System Suite
* Antivirus BEST
* System Security
* Personal Antivirus
* System Security 2009
* Malware Doctor
* Antivirus System Pro
* WinPC Defender
* Anti-Virus-1
* Spyware Guard 2008
* System Guard 2009
* Antivirus 2009
* Antivirus 2010
* Antivirus Pro 2009
* Antivirus 360
* MS Antispyware 2009
* IGuardPC or I Guard PC
* Additional Guard
More will be added with future updates.
Runs on ALL Windows OS.
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