Antivirus Plus 2014

Antivirus Plus 2014 is not an application you should mess around with. Even though it looks like a legitimate Windows security application it is a completely bogus tool whose promises to detect and delete allegedly attacking malware are completely bogus. The program has been designed by virtual schemers, and as you can tell from the name, this rogue is set out to attack operating systems for the next year. If your operating Windows system is not protected by legitimate security software you may need to worry about Antivirus Plus 2014 removal soon enough. Whilst the threat is usually distributed via fake online scanners or with the help of already existing Trojans, it could also be dropped onto your personal computer without any of your knowledge if other drive-by download or social engineering scams would be employed. We advise that you delete the infection from the system without further delay.

Once the vicious rogue is installed onto the computer you are likely to face the highly irritating symptoms almost immediately. At first you may discover that your personal computer is running much slower than usual. Then you may reveal an inability to connect to Task Manager and Registry Editor or to browse the web freely. These symptoms follow all of the fake AVs linked to the so-called Multirogue family, which also may be recognized by names Braviax or FakeRean. Some of threats which belong to this group and which have been analyzed in the past include Smart Security, Vista Antivirus Pro 2013, Win 8 Protection 2013 and Win 7 Defender Plus 2013. These malicious infections work towards tricking you into believing that malware has corrupted your PC, that your private data is in danger and that you need to purchase an allegedly reliable malware remover. Please see a few misleading pop-ups and alerts you may face:

Warning
Your PC might be at risk
Activate the software to protect it.

FIREWALL WARNING
Hidden file transfer to remote host has been detected
Antivirus Plus 2014 has detected a leak if your files though the Internet. We strongly recommend that you block the attack immediately.

Since Antivirus Plus 2014 can block virtually any exe file running on your system it could be extremely hard to delete this malicious threat from the operating system. Note that the removal of the threat is necessary even if you have already purchased the full Antivirus Plus 2014 version. If you think that after acquiring the full feature version your operating system will be invincible, you are wrong. The tool can only “remove” the threats which did not even exist but were introduced through the fictitious scanner. In reality, this fictitious antispyware cannot detect malware, delete it or ensure the upkeep of your Windows protection. Therefore, your next step is Antivirus Plus 2014 removal.

As mentioned before, the clandestine infection may block system executables which may cause difficulty installing any reliable malware detection and removal software. Nonetheless, if you do not rush to delete Antivirus Plus 2014 from the PC there is a chance that other infections will invade. Is this what you want? Then rush to install an automatic malware detection/removal tool onto the PC. Follow the instructions below to learn how to achieve this.

Antivirus Plus 2014 Removal

Remove from Windows 8:

1. Access the Metro UI menu, open the Charm Bar and click Settings.
2. Select Change PC Settings and click General.
3. Under Advanced Startup click the Restart Now button.
4. Now click Troubleshoot, then Advanced Options and finally Startup Settings.
5. Click the Restart button and select F5 for the PC to reboot in Safe Mode with Networking.
6. Once the PC reboots, launch a browser and go to http://www.pcthreat.com/download-sph .
7. Install the program onto the computer and have malware deleted from the system.

Remove from Windows Vista or Windows 7:

1. Restart the computer and start tapping F8 immediately after BIOS loads.
2. Use arrow keys to select Safe Mode with Networking and tap Enter.
3. Visit http://www.pcthreat.com/download-sph .
4. Download an authentic malware detection and removal tool onto the infected PC.
5. Install the program and perform a full scan to detect all threats.
6. Click Fix Threats to remove all of the existing infections.

Remove from Windows XP:

1. Firstly restart the computer and wait for BIOS screen to disappear.
2. Right away start tapping F8 to access the Windows Advanced Options Menu.
3. Select Safe Mode with Networking using arrow keys and tap Enter.
4. Click YES on the appeared Desktop notification.
5. Download SpyHunter from http://www.pcthreat.com/download-sph .
6. Open the Start menu and click Control Panel.
7. Launch RUN and enter msconfig to open the System Configurations Utility.
8. Click the Startup tab, select Disable All and then OK.
9. Restart the computer and install the authentic malware remover.