Desktop security 2010 issues

[Franscisco]

Hello I have a desktop machine and it is been installed with Windows Vista as the operating system in it. I have install Desktop security 2010 in order to get my system to be protected against malicious programs and dangerous threats. But now I am not able to function my system properly. It shows loads of problem. Not able to run the system under safe mode. It freezes automatically. Please help. Thank you.

[Milton.J]

Many a times it is been found that the security tool that we use is unable to act as the security tool as they itself is an malicious program. You need to check out that the security tool that you have had install is not a malicious program. Remove the tool immediately and then scan your system using some powerful antivirus tool application. Use Quick heal total security 2009 pack. This will remove the threat that is been affecting your system.

[Spyrus]

There are process or methods through which you can remove desktop security tool 2010 from your system. Follow as the procedures:

1) Open the taskbar option and then end the processes that is desktopsecurity.exe.
2) After that delete the directories such as: C:\Program Files\Desktop Security 2010, C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Desktop Security 2010 , C:\WINDOWS\system32\[random].exe

After this has been done use regedit keys to remove the key associated with the same.

[Snake08]

Use the msconfig mode in order to make the relevant changes and thus making the system to work out correctly.

a) Open the start menu.
b) Click on run command.
c) Type msconfig and hit enter.
d) Now check out for the key under startup v430t2vwuosc.
e) Disable it and then remove the same from directory of C:/program files.

[Zachary]

In order to make the safe mode to work under Windows vista you need to follow the steps as follows:

* Choose Advanced Options for: Microsoft Windows Vista
Now choose the options

Safe Mode
Safe Mode with Networking
Safe Mode with Command Prompt

* Then you may get also options as

Enable Boot Logging
Enable low-resolution video (640x480)
Last Known Good Configuration (advanced)
Directory Services Restore Mode
Debugging Mode
Disable automatic restart on system failure
Disable Driver Signature Enforcement

* Now select the following

Start Windows Normally.

[Big Fish]

Try to run system restore option in order to work out for the thing. This should work out for you very well. All you need to do is:

- Click on the start menu.
- Now choose programs option.
- In to the accessories check out for system tools.
- Now open system restore.
- Set the date accordingly and then process the function.