New Removal Report Classifies Windows PC Aid As a Malicious Security Program

June 8, 2012 - PRLog -- Windows PC Aid is not a legitimate Windows security program, and it won't aid in securing your machine from various malware threats. Windows PC Aid may remind you a genuine and trustworthy anti-malware or anti-spyware tool but, in reality, Windows PC Aid has nothing in common with PC's defense. Windows PC Aid is a malware threat itself, which needs to be uninstalled from the affected computer immediately after detection. Windows PC Aid pretends to be a reputable anti-spyware program and even contains seemingly effective security features, such as an Advanced Process Control and All-in-one Suite, that are, in truth, totally fake. As lots of recent counterfeit security applications, Windows PC Aid comes from the family of rogues named Win32/FakeVimes.  

A new release of a removal report at: http://www.enigmasoftware.com/windowspcaid-removal/ is a clear representation and classification of Windows PC Aid being a fake security program.

Windows PC Aid is a phony security application is designed by scammers to cheat unsuspecting PC users and steal their money. Windows PC Aid is also categorized as scareware because it attempts scare PC users into thinking their computer have been severely infected with numerous malware threats. Then, Windows PC Aid encourages potential victims to buy its full version, which would allegedly remove all found imaginary infections from the machine.

Once on the affected computer, Windows PC Aid initiates repeated bogus PC scans and returns false scan results that are, of course, inaccurate and generated in a try to frighten you that your computer is corrupted by numerous computer threats. Windows PC Aid also creates and displays fake pop-up security alerts that inform about specific security or system issues related to your PC.

Malware researchers strongly recommend affected computer users not to pay attention to any information shown by Windows PC Aid because it is falsified and used as a tricky method to frighten PC users into believing they have serious PC problems.

The video linked here is a visual example of what Windows PC Aid looks like and how an average PC user is able to use the necessary tools to remove Windows PC Aid.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bz3JlloNo2c



The main aim of Windows PC Aid is to persuade you to purchase its so-called registered license, which would allegedly help you to fix supposed PC issues. In reality, your PC might be infected with some type of malware infections, but one of the most dangerous infections you're now having on your workstation is Windows PC Aid! If you noticed that Windows PC Aid invaded your computer and is bothering you with any of the above mentioned scary methods, your PC is definitely compromised by Windows PC Aid.