Good Memory

With all the sophistication which goes into the development of modern day rogues, it can be easy to see why so many people continue to fall prey to the likes of Good Memory rogue defragmenter. This seditious fake software emanates from the same pit of disparity as HDD Low and Defragmenter, along with a long list of other rogues. It’s clear to see from the company this harmful software keeps that you will want to obliterate Good Memory from PC as soon as humanly possible.

Delivered via established infection patterns, Good Memory makes use of illicit web domains acting as browser hijackers, which forcefully redirects users from their browsing and search sessions to their sites. Once the user lands on one of these compromised websites, his browser and system vulnerabilities is immediately exploited in order for the Good Memory Trojan to be successfully implanted in his system. Other popular forms of infection include the use of fake online malware scanners, as well as Good Memory bundling its Trojans and malware together with other legitimate security updates and downloads obtained from third party websites.

The user will remain largely unaware of Good Memory’s presence on his PC until Good Memory deems it appropriate to reveal himself through annoying pop ups posing as dire security warnings. These are simply a farce, and should not be believed. Some of the more notorious fake Good Memory security notifications to be on the lookout for include the following:

"System Error!
Exe file is corrupted and can’t be run. Hard drive scan required."

"System Restore
The system has been restored after a critical error. Data integrity and hard drive integrity verification required."

Do not fall victim to these fake alerts, and never act on any call to action contained in a Good Memory fake security notification as that will only serve to make it easier for Good Memory to attain its goal.

Users who did not delete Good Memory in time complained about being unable to connect to the Internet, as well as not being able to run any programs on their PCs. This is because Good Memory wants to effectively bar the user from downloading or running an application that will not only detect but also remove Good Memory from the system. Others complained about increased system erratic behavior and poor system performance. In order to disable all these annoying symptoms and reestablish your internet connection, paste in the following security key:

0973467457475070215340537432225

It’s important to realize that by entering the above stated security key, you still did not successfully erase Good Memory from your PC. This key only acts as to disable all of Good Memory’s annoying symptoms, but in order to restore your PC’s health you still need to destroy Good Memory from your PC.

There really is no middle ground here. In order to minimize the damage posed by to your system by this harmful rogueware, eliminate Good Memory by making use of a genuine security tool which will not only permanently eliminate Good Memory, but also protect against future attacks and threats.