EnigmaSoftware.com Releases 'Windows License Locked!' fake error message resolution for PC users

April 28, 2011 - PRLog -- A lot of computer users are suffering from an acute situation coming from a Trojan horse parasite that renders a 'Windows License Locked!' error message plastered over their computer screen. A Trojan parasite, either downloaded from a malicious website or peer-2-peer network over the internet, results in a Windows License Locked! infection that is usually disguised as another file.

Windows License Locked! has been known to basically over-take a computer user's screen with a pop-up window reading:  


Windows License Locked!
This copy of Windows is locked. You maybe a victim of a fraud or there may be an internal system error.
To continue using Windows you should complete activation.
Activation is absolutely free and is simply a formality. You do not need to pay for the license and you will not be required to provide any personal data.
Until activation is complete, all data on the computer will be locked for security purposes.


The message is sometimes perceived as one that warrants the computer user dialing a displayed number for a resolution only to find out that the number is either a bogus phone number or one overseas that results in a high phone bill. Either way,  Windows License Locked! will continue to be a major nuisance until it is completely removed.

You can think of Windows License Locked! as attempting to mimic the Microsoft Windows installation/registration screens when you first install a fresh copy of the Windows operating system.

Outlined in the EnigmaSoftware.com Windows License Locked! Removal Report, is an infection process that explains how Windows License Locked! is usually installed and initiated. Because Windows License Locked! is classified as a 'Fake Warning Message', it cannot be taken literally.

The ultimate solution to the Windows License Locked! message is removing all related malware files from the affected system. EnigmaSoftware.com provides resources to safely and automatically remove Windows License Locked! and any of its related files. Manual removal of Windows License Locked! may be difficult and risky depending on a computer user’s experience in editing the Windows Registry.

You may find all of the Windows License Locked! removal resources and additional information on the Windows License Locked! fake warning message on EnigmaSoftware.com’s webpage at: http://www.enigmasoftware.com/windowslicenselocked-removal/

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