Windows AntiHazard Center Removal Guide

Windows AntiHazard Center is a malicious antispyware program that needs to be removed from your Windows system immediately. Just like its predecessor Windows Process Director, the newest clone mimics a legitimate antispyware tool, but in reality, it is nothing more than a schemers’ tool to get to your money. Windows AntiHazard Center will instigate a fake infection, and then will pretend to offer you the same infection’s removal options, which will not be for free and you will be asked to pay money for Windows AntiHazard Center’s licensed version. It seems impossible that the same program, which creates a problem, and then claims to remove it, could fool anybody, but Windows AntiHazard Center's deceiving looks has already tricked many PC users around the world. Therefore, remove Windows AntiHazard Center immediately, before it makes a fool out of you too.

Windows AntiHazard Center can connect to your computer in through fake advertisements, links in spam emails, or reach your PC through bundled internet downloads, nonetheless, damage is the same. Once Windows AntiHazard Center becomes activated, you will notice various pop-up ads and alert messages coming up regularly on your screen, and you might also notice your system’s decreased performance with slower PC or internet connection speeds.

Be aware of Windows AntiHazard Center and do not trust this fake antispyware with such personal data, as bank account numbers or contact details, and remove it immediately from your computer. To delete Windows AntiHazard Center, it is best to install a security tool, which will be able to detect and remove infectious files, and will guard your system against other fake antispywares, adware or worms in the future. If you are planning to remove Windows AntiHazard Center manually, make sure you know what do, or you will only create more damage than there already is!

UPDATED

It has been found out that Windows AntiHazard Center belongs to the family of fake antispywares, which has already fooled thousands of PC users, - Rogue.VirusDoctor. The new rogue can restrict your access to Registry Editor, Task Manager, and deny admission to Internet connection or running of most executable files. Windows AntiHazard Center’s schemers have created these malfunctions to hide the rogue from being detected and removed. It is also known that Windows AntiHazard Center’s processes get added to your Windows system’s startup, so that the malicious application would start running right after you turn on the PC.

Fortunately, you can remove these Windows AntiHazard Center’s symptoms by activating a registration key, which will also assist you highly with rogue’s removal.

Registration key:
0W000-000B0-00T00-E0020

This action will also help you get rid of many various, fake system security alerts:

Recommended:
Activate Windows AntiHazard Center to get ultimate protection against Identity Theft, Viruses, Malware and other threats!

Warning
Firewall has blocked a program from accessing the Internet.
Windows Media Player Resources
C:\Windows\system32\dllcache\wmploc.dll
C:\Windows\system32\dllcache\wmploc.dll is suspected to have infected your PC. This type of virus intercepts entered data and transmits them to a remote server.

Error
Potential malware detected.
It is recommended to activate protection and perform a thorough system scan to remove the malware.

Note: Windows AntiHazard Center is an exact clone of such fake antispywares as Windows Angel Guardian, Windows Safety Tweaker and Windows Managing System, so be aware of new and clones, who look and act exactly like Windows AntiHazard Center.