13 October 2009
Windows Enterprise Defender
Windows Enterprise Defender is a misleading application which only imitates the actions that are normally used by reputable anti-spyware programs. Being created by the same scammers who are to blame for releasing Windows PC Defender or Windows Additional Guard, Windows Enterprise Defender similarly to them tries to scare people and convince them to buy the license key. PC users are usually redirected to its official website with a reason to make a payment for the “full†version, so pay your attention if the same story happens for you.
The trialware of Windows Enterprise Defender can break into every computer which has an Internet connection. This rogue anti-spyware uses Trojans or fake multimedia codecs to make it possible to enter the compromised PCs system and starts its malicious tactics. The program creates series of random files, for example: %UserProfile%\Recent\eb.sys; %UserProfile%\Recent\energy.exe; %UserProfile%\Recent\pal.sys or %UserProfile%\Recent\PE.drv and immediately after that imitates scanning the computer. Windows Enterprise Defender detects the earlier created files as infections and foolishly informs the user about that. Additionally, people are expected to become scared and fall into purchasing the “full†version of this scam as a reputable removal tool. Please don’t act in such an order! Instead of buying Windows Enterprise Defender, use a reputable anti-spyware and get rid of all the infections connected to malware.
Remove these files: 83.mof mozcrt19.dll, sqlite3.dll, unins000.dat, WED.ico, WindowsEDefender.exe, vd952342.bd, wed.cfg, Windows Enterprise Defender.lnk, cookies.sqlite, cb.sys, ddv.dll, eb.sys, energy.exe, pal.sys, PE.drv, ppal.exe, tempdoc.tmp, search.xml.
Read more about this malware:
Windows Enterprise Defender. Removal guide
Uninstall Windows Enterprise Defender
Get rid of Windows Enterprise Defender
Information about Windows Enterprise Defender