If the virus protector virus is imitating spyware but has not disabled your actual program, open your spyware and run a virus scan. This should find the virus or viruses on your computer and give you the option of removing the problem.
If your actual spyware has been compromised, cannot find the virus, or you have no spyware, try checking manually for the problem in your downloads file. You can find your downloads file by opening the Start menu, clicking on "Documents", then finding "Downloads" on the left side of the window that will open. If you see any files that you did not mean to download, or that look obviously threatening, delete them. You may also need to look at your installed programs, which you can do by searching "programs" or "installed programs" in your Start menu. Again, if you find any programs you do not want or that look threatening, uninstall them.
If none of the above has removed the virus you can try a system restore. You can access system restore by searching "system restore" from your Start menu or by going from the Start menu and clicking "Control Panel" then "System and Security" then "Action Center" then "Recovery". When system restore opens you are able to choose what point you wish to restore your computer to. Your documents, photos, and videos will be saved, but downloads after the point you choose will be wiped out (including the virus). You need only choose a restoration point a few days before you first noticed the virus. System restore will restart your computer and make take several minutes.
Virus-Protector is a fake security application that reports false threats and displays fake security alerts on the computer it has sneaked in. To treat the users into buying its full version, Virus-Protector will keep popping up fake security message, which saying your PC is infected! You need to get Virus-Protector to protect your PC security. Pay close attention here! Virus-Protector will bring troubles rather than benefits to your computer! You should bear it in mind and avoid mistakenly downloading this rogue tool - Virus-Protector on your PC. If unfortunately you get one in your computer, you should remove Virus-Protector as soon as possible!
yes, my anti virus protector scanned and picked it up
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Install anti-virus software and it will automatically get rid of the virus.
AVG is like any other virus protector it scans for virus signatures and finds the virus then removes it
Anti-virus programs don't require browser configurations.
No it does never give a virus ive been playing for 2 months and no virus if you do get a virus then your computer or laptop is bad or it could be your virus protector...
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No because they have a very powerful virus protector. *maybe not but i have gotten a virus from it before.
You need to instal the antivirus in your laptop to help get rid of the interpol virus.
To get rid of a virus, first run a scan on the computer with some anti-virus software. The software will detect any viruses and then there is usually an option to repair and get rid of them.