subject: How to Remove Fake Microsoft Security Essentials Alert Completely [print this page] Fake Microsoft Security Essentials Alert is a fake infection used by desktop Antivirus rogue security software to scare Internet users into purchasing its defunct product. When Paladin Antivirus scamware enters your workstation, it displays false alerts to try and frighten you to think your PC is infected. One such warning says "Warning! Adware detected!" Fake Microsoft Security Essentials Alert appears as the main Adware threat in the phony alert. The Fake Microsoft Security Essentials Alert parasite is not really on your machine, so do not fall for this trickery and have Paladin Antivirus and all other related threats removed using a reliable anti-spyware program.
What is Fake Microsoft Security Essentials Alert?
Fake Microsoft Security Essentials Alert is a new rogue anti-spyware tool and a clone of General Antivirus. Advertised through the use of Trojans, Fake Microsoft Security Essentials Alert is able to pop up fake security alerts about infections that supposedly inhabit your machine. When you click on these alerts, Fake Microsoft Security Essentials Alert will be installed on your computer and automatically be configured to run when you start Windows. When running, it will scan your computer and display a variety of infections that cannot be removed unless you first purchase the program.
Actually, Fake Microsoft Security Essentials Alert can not remove any actual infections because it's not developed on a legitimate antivirus engine. On the other hand, though, ignoring Fake Microsoft Security Essentials Alert in your system will soon turn its obsessive pranks into a major system disruption and further malware invasion resulting in getting your privacy violated. Therefore, it's highly recommended to remove Fake Microsoft Security Essentials Alert once you spot its signs on your computer.
Do you have Fake Microsoft Security Essentials Alert?
If you have enough time and expertise, you can search your computer for Fake Microsoft Security Essentials Alert manually. However, it might take hours to find out all files of Fake Microsoft Security Essentials Alert, and it is possible that Fake Microsoft Security Essentials Alert will appear after rebooting, for its hidden files may still be there.
A highly recommended tool to remove Fake Microsoft Security Essentials Alert is RegistryQuick which is available for free at http://www.fixpctrouble.info Before you try other programs, give RegistryQuick a try! You will be surprised!
