Windows Premium Console Uncovered as a Malicious PC Security Program - How to Remove It

June 29, 2012 - PRLog -- Windows Premium Console is one of many fake security applications with an interface familiar to legitimate antivirus or antispyware programs currently available for PC users. Windows Premium Console is like a dark cloud during an outside event, it is nothing but doom and gloom.

Windows Premium Console is part of a massively sized family of fake security programs created by a specific group of hackers. Within this family, Windows Premium Console is known to be one of the more recent threats that use sneaky methods to trick PC users out of money. This process is usually initiated after the installation of Windows Premium Console, where it will display misleading warning popups and conduct system scans filled with erroneous results.

Windows Premium Console is basically malware that tends to run a scam amongst innocent PC users. This scam eventually leads to a PC user spending money on a worthless security program. Windows Premium Console attempts to make a case where the PC that it is installed on has all types of malware threats. As a kind gesture, Windows Premium Console offers to remove the so-called threats if a PC user purchases a registered copy of Windows Premium Console. In doing so, it does not add any removal functions. In other words, Windows Premium Console is a useless program covered up by a colorful interface.

There is sunshine on the horizon for PC users who have been confronted by Windows Premium Console and its mischievous actions.  In an attempt to remove Windows Premium Console, many PC users have encountered a roadblock. Basically, Windows Premium Console cannot be removed using familiar uninstallation methods, such as through the Windows control panel.

As a solution, the newly released Windows Premium Console removal report at http://www.enigmasoftware.com/windowspremiumconsole-removal/ provides resources to safely remove Windows Premium Console from a computer. To demonstrate the removal process, the video linked here is a visual representation of Windows Premium Console removed by the available resources.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9e5CcDACiSY