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Windows Police PRO Description:
Windows Police PRO (alias Windows Police or Windows Police Antivirus) is the newest rogue anti-spyware program released to endanger computer users’ cyber-routine through its hazardous SEO strategy and multiple potential risks to the host system integrity and the victim’s privacy. Some web searches for Windows Police PRO malware will lead you to odd websites which secretly host fake anti-malware scanners sponsored by Total Security 2009 rogueware. This testifies to the probable interrelation of Windows Police PRO and Total Security 2009 malware programs, at least in terms of the search engine exploiting techniques. Windows Police PRO usually installs through the use of backdoor methods which involve Trojan.Downloader or Zlob trojans. When Windows Police PRO sneaks into one’s system, it gets perfectly comfortable with the System Registry as it creates some of its bad registry entries. As a result, Windows Police PRO will cause the compromised system to display obsessive popup ads that notify the user about infections on his/her PC, while there is actually no threat except for Windows Police PRO itself. If Windows Police PRO starts scanning your system for malware, it doesn’t mean whatever it reports is in fact there. Windows Police PRO is one of those nasty programs that deceive people and scare them into purchasing its commercial software. Do not let Windows Police PRO make you a deceived one. Remove Windows Police PRO as soon as possible if it challenges your system.
Find out if your PC is infected with Windows Police PRO:
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Windows Police PRO screenshot:
How to remove Windows Police PRO manually:
To perform manual removal of Windows Police PRO, you should do the following:
Delete Windows Police PRO corrupt files:
- %WINDOWS%\system32\dddesot.dll
- %WINDOWS%\system32\desote.exe
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\msvcm80.dll
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\msvcp80.dll
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\msvcr80.dll
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\Windows Police Pro.exe
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\tmp\dbsinit.exe
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\tmp\wispex.html
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\tmp\images\i1.gif
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\tmp\images\i2.gif
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\tmp\images\i3.gif
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\tmp\images\j1.gif
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\tmp\images\j2.gif
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\tmp\images\j3.gif
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\tmp\images\jj1.gif
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\tmp\images\jj2.gif
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\tmp\images\jj3.gif
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\tmp\images\l1.gif
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\tmp\images\l2.gif
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\tmp\images\l3.gif
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\tmp\images\pix.gif
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\tmp\images\t1.gif
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\tmp\images\t2.gif
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\tmp\images\up1.gif
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\tmp\images\up2.gif
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\tmp\images\w1.gif
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\tmp\images\w11.gif
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\tmp\images\w2.gif
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\tmp\images\w3.gif
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\tmp\images\w3.jpg
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\tmp\images\wt1.gif
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\tmp\images\wt2.gif
- %Program Files%\windows police pro\tmp\images\wt3.gif
- %UserProfile%\start menu\Programs\windows police pro\Windows Police Pro.lnk
- %UserProfile%\Desktop\Windows Police Pro.lnk
- %UserProfile%\start menu\Programs\windows police pro\Windows Police Pro.lnk
- %UserProfile%\Desktop\Windows Police Pro.lnk
- %WINDOWS%\svchasts.exe
Remove Windows Police PRO associated registry entries:
- HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Windows Police Pro
- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\Win Police Pro
- HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\ControlSet003\Services\antippro2009_100
Please, note that manual removal of Windows Police PRO is a procedure of high complexity and should be performed with extreme caution. Lack of the required skills and even the slightest deviation from the instructions may lead to irreparable system damage. To ensure trouble-free deletion, it is recommended to use the automatic Windows Police PRO removal tool below:
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August 29th, 2009 at 10:52 pm
the virus won’t let me run your removal tool!
August 30th, 2009 at 5:41 am
where are the real police to arrest these thieves?
August 30th, 2009 at 4:18 pm
I just downloaded the removal tool I hope it works, thanks for your pursuit of a malware free world.
August 30th, 2009 at 11:36 pm
thank you
September 1st, 2009 at 10:31 am
My home PC has been infected with a version of this virus. I have completed most of the manual process, deleting the files that are listed above. However, this verison will not allow any .exe files to be executed on my PC. It looks at all exe executables as a file and wants to open them in word or wordpad or another program. I cannot even run Regedit to delete the registry entries. Is there anything that can be done to correct this problem? Is it the registry entries that are causing this issue?
September 4th, 2009 at 8:29 am
Eric and Adam,
Please, try enering Safe Mode with Networking (repeatedly push F8 key when your PC gets launched). Follow our instructions in Safe Mode. It should work.
Regards,
WP
September 26th, 2009 at 1:51 pm
I have fixed several computers with this virus. The tool above will work in most cases. The longer the virus is on your computer the worst it gets. When you first see the WPP screen if you go straight to windows restore this will most likely work or it did for me on 2 of the machines. I tried to remove some manually the more I removed the worse it got. I would suggest if the above tool doesn’t work and its been more than an hour or so since you’ve become infected you probably should just save you data and do a format & reinstall. This is the only way to know for sure you get it. Also, try to ask yourself how you got the virus was it something I click on or what? Are you searching safely? I would recommend using McAfee SiteAdvisor if your not sure. Its free and works with most search providers google, yahoo, and so on. Well hope this helped you guys and maybe keeps you from getting something like this again. Good Luck!