How To Remove Red Cross Antivirus - Fast Spyware Fixes

July 13, 2011 - PRLog -- Red Cross Antivirus is a fake anti-virus program that makes it it’s mission to infect your system and get you to hand over your hard earned cash to cyber criminals. The main aim of the virus is to lure you into a false sense of security and then offer you a solution for something that you don’t actually need. Although the program may look legitimate it is quite the opposite, it in fact infects your computer so that certain programs will not be available to you as well as constant pop-ups explaining that your system may be at risk.

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How Do You Catch The Red Cross Antivirus

You would normally catch this particular virus by doing either one of the following things:

Opening spam emails
Downloading untrusted programs
Clicking on infected links
Navigating round infected websites
How To Remove Red Cross Antivirus From Your PC

Step 1 - Download & Install Frontline Rogue Remover
Frontline Rogue Remover is a powerful "fake antivirus" removal tool which you can download here. You need to install it on a PC which is not infected and then follow the steps it shows you to get rid of the infection. This is the most effective way to get rid of the Red Cross Antivirus virus from your PC. If you don't have access to the Internet (because the Red Cross Antivirus virus blocked it) then you should download this tool on another PC and then transfer the installation file via CD or USB pen.

Using this tool is very simple. You need to download the program and then click on "Sart Here" to get the tool to show you how to remoe the virus. This will send Frontline Rogue Remover through your system and it will identify all the infected files, removing them for you. This automated tool is the best way to remove the infection because it gets 95% of it.

Step 2 - Clean Out The Registry
XoftSpy is very effective at removing the actual infection from your PC, it does not finish the job properly... and ends up leaving a series of settings on your PC. These are kept in the 'registry' database and can actually allow the infection back onto your PC. In order to fully protect yourself, it is recommended that you download a registry cleaner and then use it to remove any of the infected 'Red Cross Antivirus' registry keys that can still cause problems. This tool is automated and is very easy to use.

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