České Republik Police Virus Removal Guide

České Republik Police Virus is a ransomware which may lock-down your computer without any warning. The threat acts quickly, so it is possible that no other symptoms were visible before your administrative privileges have been removed. Unfortunately, the notification presented upon the lock-down is highly misleading and you may not link this suspicious activity to schemers. Of course, you should have no doubts that it is cyber criminals who have locked down your personal computer and presented you with bogus cyber-crime accusations. Are you not guilty for any of the listed cyber crimes? Then why are they presented alongside authentic Police credentials? First of all, the displayed logos are attached illegally. Secondly, the fake accusations are presented so that you would pay a completely bogus fine of 2000 Czech koruna. Before you commence České Republik Police Virus removal, take a second look at the bogus accusations:

Pozor! Váš počítač je zablokován kvůli alespoň jednomu z důvodů uvedených níže.
Byli jste porušení < Byli jste chycení u prohlížení nebo distribuci zakázáné produkce pornografickým obsahem (Dětská pornografie / Zoofilie a atd.).
Spam distribuce nebo jiné protiprávní inzerce byla uskutečněna z vašeho počítače jako usilující o zisk činnosti nebo bez vašeho vědomí, může váš počítač infikován škodlivým software. […]

The accusations presented within the screen-locking notification are completely bogus, and there is no doubt that the requested fines or set penalties would be much higher if these crimes were actually linked to you. Of course, schemers are hoping that these accusations, together with the České Republik Police logo, will push you into paying the fine without even thinking about its authenticity. It appears that many Windows users are scared by this combination of tricks, which is why there are tens and hundreds of different ransomware threats all around the world. Few of the most recent of them are Schweizerische Eidgenossenschaft Virus and Tietoverkkorikosten Tutkinnan Yksikkö Virus. If you live in Czech Republic and you think that this ransomware is the only one you need to look out for, you should know that you may also need to delete Česká Republika Policie Virus and Policie České republiky Virus. All three of the different versions are managed through different Trojans, and the one you need to remove is Flimrans Trojan.

The removal of České Republik Police Virus should not be postponed for another minute. Even though your PC is locked, the malicious Trojan running within it could be downloading malware or initiating other illegal processes right as you are reading this. Therefore, without further delay, we recommend that you install an automatic spyware removal tool and delete the clandestine infection from the computer.

How to delete České Republik Police Virus?

Delete from Windows 8:

1. In the Metro UI start screen move the cursor to the bottom right corner to access the Charm Bar.
2. Select Settings and click Change PC Settings.
3. Now click General and scroll down to Advanced Startup. Click Start Now.
4. Click Troubleshoot and then Advanced Options.
5. From the appeared menu select Startup Settings, click Restart and then F5.
6. Wait for the PC to boot up, launch a browser and visit http://www.411-spyware.com/download-sph .
7. Download an automatic spyware removal tool.
8. Install the application to delete running computer infections.

Delete from Windows Vista or Windows 7:

1. Restart the PC, wait for BIOS to load and start tapping the F8 key.
2. Use arrow keys on the keyboard to select Safe Mode with Networking.
3. Tap Enter to confirm the selection.
4. Download the reliable malware removal tool SpyHunter and install IT to delete malware.

Delete from Windows XP:

1. Follow steps 1-3 from the removal instructions for Windows Vista/7 users.
2. If a Desktop alert shows up – click YES.
3. Open the Start menu.
4. Launch RUN, enter msconfig and click OK.
5. In the System Configuration Utility click the Startup tab.
6. Either un-check all listed items manually or select Disable All and click OK.
7. Download SpyHunter.
8. Restart the PC (normally).
9. Install the application to detect and delete running computer threats.