System Progressive Protection Falls Short for Removing Malware

Sept. 24, 2012 - PRLog -- System Progressive Protection has been found by security experts at EnigmaSoftware.com to be a fake antispyware program designed to extort money from unsuspecting computer users. Through this process, System Progressive Protection is able to mimic the look of legitimate antispyware programs and copy pop-up alerts and system scans that they perform.

System Progressive Protection is able to deceive PC users through these aggressive techniques and alter ask that a registered copy be purchased for a high price, to supposedly remove the detected spyware threats. System Progressive Protection is not able to remove any type of spyware or malware. In fact, System Progressive Protection is nothing but a ploy designed to get money to earn hackers a quick pay day.

The new removal report for System Progressive Protection at http://www.enigmasoftware.com/systemprogressiveprotection-removal/ outlines several aspects of System Progressive Protection deceptive intentions. Moreover, the System Progressive Protection removal report provides new removal resources so PC users are able to remove the System Progressive Protection program from their computer.

The video below shows PC users how they are able to easily remove System Progressive Protection using the provided resources on the System Progressive Protection removal report on EnigmaSoftware.com

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



Performing any other type of removal process for System Progressive Protection, PC users will probably meet road blocks. The System Progressive Protection program was specifically designed to avoid uninstallation through the control panel so a specialized antimalware removal resource must be used to rid a PC of System Progressive Protection.