File Recovery Fake Optimization Program Commits to Scamming PC Users

Sept. 11, 2012 - PRLog -- File Recovery makes many false claims. One particular claim File Recovery makes is that it will boost PC performance by scanning and fixing issues. File Recovery is also able to display pop-up alerts relaying messages of detecting errors on the PC that it is installed on. Through these messages, File Recovery sends an aggressive message of the PC user needing to use File Recovery to fix these so-called errors.

Utilizing File Recovery to remove or fix errors on a PC is a big mistake. Being that File Recovery is a fabricated program created by cybercrooks, it should never be used for any useful action on a PC. The interface of File Recovery is setup much like legitimate optimization applications on the current PC software market.

File Recovery will occasionally offer disk defragmentation and other optimization processes. All of these offered tasks will actually not run. Instead, File Recovery pretends to perform these actions only to ask that a PC user pays for a full edition of the File Recovery program. File Recovery makes a case where it says a registered copy of File Recovery will boost PC performance through fixing errors. Security researchers have verified that File Recovery does no such thing even if the purchased or registered version is used.

Because File Recovery is a malicious program, it was developed with the intention of being difficult to remove or evade uninstallation processes. PC users who run into the File Recovery program will naturally want to remove it at once. Removal of File Recovery may be performed with an antispyware application, which is able to detect and safely remove all File Recovery related malware and the complete application.

PC users may utilize the antispyware resources found on a newly released File Recovery Removal Report on EnigmaSoftware.com at http://www.enigmasoftware.com/filerecovery-removal/