Windows Restore Fake Antispyware. How to Get Rid of It?
Windows Restore Fake Antispyware
Windows Restore Fake Antispyware. How to Get Rid of It?
Windows Restore is a rogue antsipyware program that was created based on an antispyware program. However, its real purpose is to trick computer users and steal money from them. Basically, Windows Restore pretends being an antispyware program, imitates its functions, warns that your system is infected and then tries to convince you into purchasing a license of Windows Restore so that the program could erase all infections.
You must know that it is not able to detect any infections so instead Windows Restore reports about the files that are not even malicious or they do not exist at all. Actually it just want you to believe your system is infected and convince you into purchasing its program as that is the way for cyber criminals to earn some money. The program runs its scanner after each system reboot without asking you whether you want it to be run or not. So as you see Windows Restore not only falsifies scan results but it also disturbs you to operate your other programs. Gradually it will become the most annoying program for you and you may even fall for a temptation to purchase Windows Restore just because you will desperately want your computer to get back to its normal condition.
Additionally, Windows Restore causes tons of security notifications and pop up ads which warn that your computer is badly infected and also recommend getting a full version of Windows Restore in order to remove infections and ensure good protection to your computer. Unfortunately, it's not a way to provide security. You will only lose your money by transferring it to computer hackers.
Security experts highly recommend removing Windows Restore with a reputable antispyware program. This will make sure that you removed the program in a proper way and you completely got rid of it. Remember that a good antispyware with real time protection also guarantees that you will not get this kind of infection in future.
If you have paid for Windows Restore by some mistake, please, contact your credit card company and dispute the charges as soon as you can. Otherwise, your money will go to the bank accounts of computer hackers and you will simply lose your money.