Windows Custom Safety Identified by PC Security Experts as Unsafe and Malicious

PRLog (Press Release) - Jun. 27, 2012 - Windows Custom Safety is a program that has been touted over the internet to be a solution to finding and removing malware on a computer. As security experts debunk this thought, it contributes to cleaning up the internet of malware parasites such as the Windows Custom Safety program. In a newly released removal report, EnigmaSoftware.com highlights several facts about Windows Custom Safety and how to remove Windows Custom Safety.

Windows Custom Safety can be considered to be malware itself instead of being a remover of malware. Through Windows Custom Safety’s processes, it attempts to convince PC users of it being able to find and remove malware threats on a Windows PC. That process usually involves alerting PC users with aggressively worded pop-up alerts and even system scan results populated with all types of misinformed threats.

In investigating Windows Custom Safety, EnigmaSoftware.com has verified it to be a clone of other malicious programs circulating the internet. When Windows Custom Safety scams a victim, it asks for payment to purchase a registered copy of Windows Custom Safety promising to remove all threats that it supposedly detected. The purchased or registered copy of Windows Custom Safety ultimately fails at providing this service.

PC users who eventually discover that Windows Custom Safety is a scam will want to remove it. Unfortunately, removing Windows Custom Safety can be a difficult process. This is mainly due to Windows Custom Safety avoiding conventional removal and uninstallation methods.

The video linked here is a demonstration on how a PC user plagued with Windows Custom Safety can utilize an updated and trusted antimalware tool to remove and uninstall Windows Custom Safety from their PC.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XlVZJKLjkdg




Windows Custom Safety is not a program that should ever be used. No matter how convincing Windows Custom Safety may look and no matter how many alert messages it returns, PC users should not trust or purchase Windows Custom Safety. Following and hindering to the Windows Custom Safety removal report at http://www.enigmasoftware.com/windowscustomsafety-removal/ is the first step to alleviating the issues brought on by Windows Custom Safety.

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