Power PC Care 2018 Removal Guide

Power PC Care 2018 is an application signed by Ab Reach Technologies Private Limited that promises to speed up the computer by cleaning the Registry and removing security threats. Although it looks like a versatile, well-rounded tool, our research team does not recommend relying on it or investing in it. Have you paid for it already? Hopefully, you are still using the free scanner, and we can show you an easy way to get rid of it from your operating system. Are you confused as to why you should delete Power PC Care 2018? If you are, our research team is happy to assist you. We have analyzed this PUP (potentially unwanted program) in our internal lab, and the results we obtained are discussed in this report. If you do not care to learn any more than you already know about this application, and you simply want to eliminate it as soon as possible, you can find a full removal guide below. Below that, you can also find a comments area, which you are welcome use to share your questions and thoughts.

The question our research team is always most interested in is where has Power PC Care 2018 come from? Although an official download page – www.systemlogics.org – exists, there is no doubt that other sources exist too. Maybe you were introduced to the installer of the PUP via a pop-up advertisement? Maybe it came attached to some other program you wanted to install? Whatever the case might be, you want to inspect your operating system with a legitimate malware scanner. It is likely that other programs were installed because even the official downloader suggests installing Driver Updater along with the PUP. Scan your system with a legitimate malware scanner to find out if Power PC Care 2018 is the only program you need to delete from the operating system. What about the scanner of this PUP? Can’t you trust it to see if you need to need to remove threats? Not really. When this program scans your system and lists certain items under “Security Threats,” you should not expect to find serious malware or other PUPs listed. Power PC Care 2018 is not an antivirus or anti-malware program.

There are many system optimizers just like Power PC Care 2018 that you cannot trust, including Auto PC Booster 2018 or Pc Cleanup 2018. Although these programs always appear to look legitimate, and their scanners are free, their services are not. On top of that, the services themselves are questionable. Most likely, Power PC Care 2018 will list temp files, harmless registry entries, and similar components as issues that are slowing down the computer. But is that true? The results are not fictitious, but if you pay money for the full version of the PUP, nothing will change, and your computer will continue running just as fast or slow as it did before. Due to this, it certainly is not the tool you should be investing in. What if you have done that already? The program guarantees that money can be returned if the customer is not satisfied, but since we are not representing the company, we cannot make any promises. Luckily, the program only costs around $30, so even if it is a loss, it is not a huge one.

If you do not want to waste money, you want to be cautious about the software you install, and doing research beforehand is crucial. You can always find useful information about different programs on this site, and if you ever have questions, you can post a comment below. Now, let’s get down to business. If you want to remove Power PC Care 2018, we suggest you scan your system first. If other threats are not found, you should be able to successfully get rid of Power PC Care 2018 manually using the guide below. If other threats are found, employing an anti-malware program that can find and delete malicious threats as well as PUPs automatically is the best move. If you have paid money for the PUP, we still advise removing it, and you can take that as a lesson that you should research the tools you are introduced to before investing in them.

How to delete Power PC Care 2018

Windows 10/Windows 8/Windows 7/Windows Vista:

1. Simultaneously tap Win+R to launch RUN.
2. Enter control panel into the box and click OK.
3. In Control Panel go to Uninstall a program.
4. Select the PUP and choose Uninstall.

Windows XP:

1. Click the Start/Windows menu icon on the Taskbar.
2. Open the Control Panel menu.
3. Move to Add or Remove Programs.
4. Select the PUP and choose Remove.