7 September 2009
Windows Additional Guard
Windows Additional Guard is a rogue anti-spyware which is designed to push people into purchasing so-called “licensed†version by reporting them their PCs are infected. Just like its initials Windows System Suite and Windows Protection Suite, this parasite poses to scan the system and finds numbers of files which are foolishly stated to be infections. In truth, all these files are created by the same Windows Additional Guard and are harmless for the machine. In addtion to this when the scanning is over, the user is aggressively recommended protecting the PC and purchasing the “full†version of this rogue anti-spyware to remove all the parasites found.
Windows Additional Guard is created to continue its fraudulent activities like fake security alerts or warnings to reach the main point – get the money. With the same reason it is capable to hijack Internet Explorer and randomly show warnings when the user browses the web or redirect him to its “official” website where downloading the program is heavily advised. There is no question if it is worth uninstalling Windows Additional Guard. This scam will not help you to improve your PC protection in any way. Please, remove all these files to get rid of this rogue: mozcrt19.dll, sqlite3.dll, WI345d.exe, WINAG.ico, winag.cfg, Windows Additional Guardcookies.sqlite, ANTIGEN.tmp, cb.exe, CLSV.tmp, ddv.dll, dudl.drv, 578.mof, energy.dll, energy.sys, exec.exe, fan.drv, FS.dll, PE.drv, ppal.exe, SICKBOY.tmp, tjd.sys, search.xml.
Read more about Windows Additional Guard:
Windows Addtional Guard. The parasite’s description
Information about Windows Additional Guard
Windows Additional Guard. Removal instructions
Get rid of Windows Additional Guard