Windows Protection Master Removal Guide

If you are receiving security notifications one after another from a program called Windows Protection Master, then you should not panic, because for one, these notifications are not real. Second, Windows Protection Master is rogue antispyware product which renders this program as a computer threat and thus you must take care of this infection instead of following what it says. More over, Windows Protection Master is from Rogue.VirusDoctor family of rogues. They all use same tactics and the only differents are the names. The only reason why things like Windows Protection Master are created is that people behind these computer threats want to earn some easy money, and you certainly should not allow them to.

Apart from trying to swindle you out of your money, Windows Protection Master can also damage your computer. It is a very cunning program that might block you from loading certain programs and accessing various websites, because it wants to stay in your computer for as long as it is possible. Thus, it does not allow you to enter websites that might have any information on rogue removal. Windows Protection Master also slows down your computer and as a result, you can experience an ultimate system crash.

To avoid such dire consequences, you should remove Windows Protection Master from your computer immediately. If you cannot do that manually, get yourself a powerful computer safeguard tool that will terminate Windows Protection Master automatically along with all of its components. It will also help you to secure your computer against similar attacks.

UPDATE

After a further research it has been revealed that Windows Protection Manager usually gets into your computer pretending to be a fake codec or fake Flash Player update. This is why you have to keep your applications up-to-date, if you want to avoid being infected by such computer threats as Windows Protection Manager.

The rogue is known to drop its files in the following locations for Windows XP: C:\DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS\\APPLICATION DATA\Inspector-vha.exe; and for Windows 7: C:\USERS\\AppData\ROAMING\Inspector-vha.exe.

In order to make you pay for the full version of the program, Windows Protection Manager bombards you with these messages:

Warning! Identity theft attempt detected
Hidden connection ip:
Target: Your bank account details.
Your IP: 127.0.0.1

Warning! Spambot detected!
Attention! A spambot is sending viruses from your e-mail has been detected on your PC.
Yes, protect my PC and remove spambot now (Recommended)

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

Torrent Alert
Recommended: Please use secure encrypted protocol for torrent links.
Torrent link detected!
Receiving this notification means that you have violated the copyright laws. Using Torrent for downloading movies and licensed software shall be prosecuted and you may be sued for cybercrime and breach of law under the SOPA legislation.
Please register your copy of the AV to activate anonymous data transfer and protocol through the torrent link.

Warning! Virus Detected
Threat detected: FTP Server
Infected file: C:\Windows\System32\dllcache\wmploc.dll

Apart from sending fake security messages Windows Protection Manager is also known to block your executables and the Registry Editor, which, as a result, does not allow you to remove the rogue manually. Therefore, in order to get rid of this infection, you have to invest in a powerful security tool that will terminate Windows Protection Manager for good.