Windows Tools Patch

Do you know what is capable of profiting from you in the most despicable way? It is Windows Tools Patch, the newest Rogue.VirusDoctor family addition. Artful schemers, behind this fake antispyware, will try to convince you that your system cannot survive without the full version of Windows Tools Patch’s program, but in reality, this will only make you disclose your banking details to unreliable sources! And even though Windows Tools Patch will promise you to detect and delete infections, the rogue has nothing to do with your system’s protection, and it will only make it more vulnerable to further malware invasions. Needless to say, you have to remove Windows Tools Patch from your PC, because it does not have any good intentions and will not provide any advantageous services.

There are many ways how Windows Tools Patch can invade, but it is likely to come as disguised software, which will fool you into downloading and running rogue’s setup. No PC user would install a bogus program on purpose; therefore, it has to pretend to be a legitimate video codec or a security tool, which could aid your Windows. To avoid letting Windows Tools Patch into the operating system, evaluate your sources and only use legitimate software. If you are sure that you have not done anything to initiate Windows Tools Patch’s installation, it is possible that a Trojan is secretly running and infecting your system. This malware is very dangerous, and also needs to be deleted immediately.

When Windows Tools Patch gets installed and run on your computer, you access to important Windows tools (Registry Editor and Task Manager) will be removed instantly, and most executable files will be blocked from running. This helps the rogue to hide and creates difficulties with Windows Tools Patch’s removal. Alongside these annoying dysfunctions, a fake computer scanner will notify you with numerous threats, and pop-up alerts will stream unstoppably:

Warning
Firewall has blocked a program from accessing the Internet
C:\program files\internet explorer\iexplore.exe
is suspected to have infected your PC. This type of virus intercepts entered data and transmits them to a remote server.

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

You will not be able to remove Windows Tools Patch’s notifications from your screen and stop all annoying symptoms, unless you type a serial number into the appropriate registration field, which will register you as a legitimate user.

Serial activation number:
0W000-000B0-00T00-E0020

Do not let all ridiculous statements fool you and ignore all Windows Tools Patch’s full version product purchase recommendations. The cunning program has no good intentions and will not delete any infections or protect your Windows operating system from other threats. Only if you are familiar with the manual removal processes, should you venture into this difficult operation. Therefore, it is essential to act quickly and install legitimate antispyware software, which will remove Windows Tools Patch from your PC.