Windows Enterprise Defender

[Dehenis]

hi
i have download and installed Windows Enterprise Defender then it removed various trojans, adware and spyware from my system but now some annoying alerts is become frequent. which looking asking for full version is there any way to shut that alert off?

[Snake08]

WindowsEnterpriseDefender is rogue anti-spyware, since it uses deceptive methods to force users confident to buy the version with full license. As is often the case for applications crooks, Enterprise Windows Defender uses false scan results and false security warnings in order to achieve its main objective to generate purchase orders for its deceptive software.

Never forget that these infections are all fake and do not exist on the computer. Windows Enterprise Defender is installed through the use of infections like trojans known, such as Zlob or Vundo. Infiltration of Enterprise Windows Defender could also be promoted through various affiliates malicious Web sites.

[Steve123]

• Download and save SmitFraudFix to your desktop.
• Restart your computer Safe Mode . Once the desktop is displayed, click the icon SmitfraudFix.exe .
• Once past the introduction a menu will appear. Select the option number 2, That is to say 'Clean (safe mode recommended) "Then press Entry to delete infected files.
• SmitFraudFix will then proceed to clean your computer by following a series of steps. Once the process is completed, it will automatically launch the program Disk Cleanup (Disk Cleanup).
• Once the Disk Cleanup program completed.A message will ask: "Registry cleaning Do you want to clean the registry. Answer Y (yes) and press Entry. Restart your computer.
• SmitFraudFix will then check if the file wininet.dll is infected. It will ask if you want to replace the infected file (if any): "Replace infected file?". Respond by typing Y (yes) and press Entry.
• Restart your computer to finish the cleaning process.
• Once the system restarts, Notepad will open and display a screen showing a list of all files having been deleted from your computer. If this screen does not appear, a file named rapport.txt will be created and stored in the root of your drive (Local Disk C).
• Restart your computer Safe Mode .
• Go C: \ Windows \ Temp, delete all files there
• Go C: \ Documents and Settings \ [ USER] \ Local Settings \ Temp delete all files
• Restart your computer in normal mode this time. Go Windows Update and download all critical updates.

[Zachary]

Close all programs and Internet browsers. Please also Backup your computer if you make a mistake that would prevent from working.

• Uninstalling the program Windows Defender Enterprise Click Start> Settings> Control Panel > Double-click Add / Remove Programs. Locate and uninstall Windows Enterprise Defender If in the list.
• De-registration registry keys Windows Defender Enterprise
  Go Start> Run > Type regedit > Press OK. Change the value indicated (in the right pane) by right-clicking it and selecting the option Edit. Select Remove. Locate and delete the registry keys in Windows Defender Enterprise following: ZZZZZ
• If your homepage has been changed, go to Start> Control Panel> Internet Options > Click the tab General > Click Default under Home. Add the homepage of your default choice, then click Apply > Click OK. Open a new browser window to verify that this is the page that you have chosen by default that appears.
• Removing directories Enterprise Windows Defender To find directories Enterprise Windows Defender, go to Start> My Computer> Local Disk (C )> Program Files> Show the contents of this file.
• Right click on the Windows Defender and select Enterprise Remove. The following message appears: "Do you really want to delete the Windows Enterprise Defender and send all of its contents into the trash?"; Click Yes. Another message will say: "Rename, move or delete Enterprise Windows Defender can stop the operation of certain programs. Do you really want to continue? "; Click Yes.

To remove icons from Windows Defender from your Enterprise Office, Drag them to the Trash.
You've reached the end of the manual removal instructions for Windows Enterprise Defender!