Windows Cleaning Tools Removal Guide

If you think your Windows system cannot be harmed, think again, because Windows Cleaning Tools is ready to strike! From first sight this program may seem like a real, helpful security tool, which offers you ultimate protection from any dangers, but do not be fooled, as it is yet another disguised fake antispyware program, lurking to make dishonest profit. Until you remove Windows Cleaning Tools, this bogus security tool, will slow down your system, disturb you with various security warnings, and will try to lure you into buying full version tool, which will only waste your money and will offer zero protection in return!

Anyone could be attacked by Windows Cleaning Tools, and it does not matter how careful you might think you are when you browse or download on the Internet, because the virtual space has more security cracks than you can count. For example, if you are not careful enough, you might install an encrypted Trojan, which will deliver as many malicious programs, including Windows Cleaning Tools, as possible. All in all, there are many stealthy ways for the rogue to come into your system unnoticeably; however, it is also likely that you to allow Windows Cleaning Tools run in your Windows system yourself! If you face an online scanner, which claims to have detected various security threats in your PC, whatever you do, do not download and run its suspicious setups, because such online scanners are highly unreliable, and Windows Cleaning Tools could be hiding in any of them.

Windows Cleaning Tools has only one task, which is to get your money, in any possible way, and if you fall for fake Windows Cleaning Tools’s computer scanner reports and bogus notifications, soon enough you will be scared into paying money for a licensed rogue’s version. Even if all Windows malfunctions will be removed as you purchase this useless tool, the rogue will still be hiding in your PC, and your system will not be guarded against real threats! Windows Cleaning Tools needs to be deleted as quickly as possible, and you should install an AV tool, which could offer you real full-time Windows system protection.

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As far the fake security notifications sent by Windows Cleaning Tools are concerned, here are a few examples of them:

Warning
Firewall has blocked a program from accessing the Internet
C:\program files\internet explorer\iexplore.exe
is suspected to have infected your PC. This type of virus intercepts entered data and transmits them to a remote server.

Warning! Identity theft attempt Detected
Hidden connection IP: 58.82.12.124
Target: Your passwords for sites

Error
Trojan activity detected. System data security is at risk.
It is recommended to activate protection and run a full system scan.

Virtually these messages are no different from the ones sent by the previous versions of the same rogue, including Windows Shielding Utility, Windows Warding System, Windows Activity Debugger and so on. It also means that Windows Cleaning Tools possesses the same abilities as its predecessors. Namely, in order to fulfill its purpose the rogue can block your Internet access, as well as Registry Editor and Windows Task Manager.

With these system tools out of your reach, you cannot remove Windows Cleaning Tools on your own. If that weren't enough, Windows Cleaning Tools claims that you are experiencing these setbacks because of certain infections in your system and you must purchase full version of the rogue in order to delete the supposed infections.

You can, however, outsmart Windows Cleaning Tools by "activating" it with a special activation key, instead of buying the license:

0W000-000B0-00T00-E0020

The registration will give you some time to acquire means to erase Windows Cleaning Tool for good. If you are confident in your computing skills, you can do it on your own, but if you have no idea how to delete a rogue antispyware application, it is better to leave to a professional computer safeguard program.