Antimalware Doctor Removal Guide

Antimalware Doctor is a rogue antispyware program that usually enters your computer via a Trojan infection. It is a very dangerous computer threat that can be responsible for an ultimate crash of your system. The main reason why Antimalware Doctor is there in your computer is money. Even though this program sounds like it is a real antivirus that can help you protect your machine from viruses and other types of malware, the truth is that Antimalware Doctor wants to extort your money and then leave your computer in ruins, without a fraction of intention of protecting it.

In case of Trojan infection, Antimalware Doctor can be downloaded and executed by a Trojan without your confirmation. Sometimes you can also initiate the download yourself, when you click on some advertisement in a website. For example, there are a lot of tabs in various websites that claim you have been chosen as a cruise winner or you’re the 100,000 visitor entitled to some kind of a prize. Once you click on these, you open the door for Antimalware Doctor to your computer.

When Antimalware Doctor is in, it tries to convince you that there is something terribly wrong with your system’s security. It has a few methods to achieve this. For one, this rogue performs a fake system scan and in the detection window you can see a whole bunch of malware “detected” in your computer. That includes keyloggers, hijackers, dialers, Trojans and what not. Antimalware Doctor indicates the threat level as high in order to scare you. Next, the rogue pops up a lot of fake security notifications on a regular basis, such as:

Your computer is subjected to hacker attack. Antimalware Doctor has detected that somebody is trying to transfer your private data via internet. We strongly recommend you to block attack immediately.

Or:

Warning! Removed attack detected!
Antimalware Doctor has detected that somebody is trying to block your computer remotely via {Trojan Worm BX12.434.CardStoler}.
Transfer for Your private data via internet will start in: 7
We strongly recommend you to block attack immediately.

Just like the scan, these messages are false, and they are generated only to push you into spending your money on the full version of Antimalware Doctor. However, paying is not an option, because it will not solve your program. It would only create more trouble for you, because you would expose your banking information to a third party, allowing cyber criminals to access your bank account.

Prevent this from happening by deleting Antimalware Doctor for good. If you know how to work with the registry keys, you can remove Antimalware Doctor manually, simply by deleting the files associated with this rogue. If not, you are strongly recommended to terminate this rogue automatically using a reliable antimalware tool. Do not wait for too long, because then it could be too late.