subject: Ultra Defragger Removal - How To Delete This Spyware Off Your Computer [print this page] Ultra Defragger Removal - How To Delete This Spyware Off Your Computer
Ultra Defragger also known as UltraDefragger is a rogue spyware program masquerading as a Windows disk defragmentation/optimization program. It is a rebrand of the SystemDefragmenter rogue program from last month. Once installed, this rogue program will pretend to optimize your hard drive. Instead it will tell you that it has found numerous security issues and that your hard drive is corrupted by viruses. These fake warnings are used by Ultra Defragger to scare you into purchasing the program. Ignore these messages and remove this rouge immediately from your computer.
In addition to the fake reports and warnings, UltraDefragger will also not allow you to run any other programs on your computer. When you try to run another program it will display warning messages like the following:
Windows detected a hard drive problem.
A hard drive error occurred while starting the application.
or
Windows cannot find notepad. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again. To search for a file, click the Start button, and then click Search.
However, if you continue to try to run your program, it will eventually work.
Besides fake security warnings, it will also produce fake alerts warning you that your hard disk is corrupt or damaged and that you will need to purchase Ultra Defragger in order to fix these pressing issues. An example of a hard disk message it will produce is:
Critical Error!
Damaged hard drive clusters detected. Private data is at risk.
What is worse is that Ultradefragger may also disable your firewall and antivirus software making your computer vulnerable to more dangerous threats. Therefore, removing this spyware is important your computer's security.
In addition to the fake reports and warnings, UltraDefragger will also not allow you to run any other programs on your computer. When you try to run another program it will display warning messages like the following:
Windows detected a hard drive problem.
A hard drive error occurred while starting the application.
or
Windows cannot find notepad. Make sure you typed the name correctly, and then try again. To search for a file, click the Start button, and then click Search.
However, if you continue to try to run your program, it will eventually work.
Besides fake security warnings, it will also produce fake alerts warning you that your hard disk is corrupt or damaged and that you will need to purchaseUltra Defragger in order to fix these pressing issues. An example of a hard disk message it will produce is:
Critical Error!
Damaged hard drive clusters detected. Private data is at risk.
