Win7 Defender Removal Guide

There is a new rogue that is about to ruin your computer and make attempt on your money. A fake antivirus tool called Win7 Defender has just emerged and it is a multi-rogue which means that it can change its name to XP Defender or Vista Defender depending on which operating system is installed on your computer. It is excruciatingly important that you remove Win7 Defender from your computer as soon as possible; otherwise you might experience a full system shutdown.

Win7 Defender is generally distributed via spam email messages, social engineering messages and infected pop-up advertisements. There are other ways to get infected with this fake AV, but the bottom line is that you have to be very careful when you browse the Internet, because if you click on something suspicious it is very likely that you will get infected with Win7 Defender, and then it will be really hard to get your system back.

On the outside Win7 Defender looks very much like a decent antivirus program. It looks like a complementary program for Windows, and therefore a lot of users think this rogue is the real deal. Win7 Defender offers a full system scan, Internet security, Personal security and even the Firewall service. However, despite the fact that this program looks like it is a reliable application ready to protect you from malware, it is nothing but a malicious hoax.

Therefore, when Win7 Defender performs a full scan, you have to ignore it, because it only wants to convince you to purchase the full version of the program. Do not provide this rogue with your financial details. Close the program immediately and remove Win7 Defender from your computer. If you cannot terminate the fake AV on your own, invest in a powerful computer security tool that will scan your system and delete Win7 Defender for you automatically.

Do not forget to safeguard your computer against similar threats. If you have any questions regarding this infection and its removal, leave a comment below.