System Pro 2011

Developers behind the incredulous System Pro 2011 rogue antispyware application are still making money off the back of this despicable rogue, despite its much publicised fallout. This is because System Pro 2011, like its contemporaries System Guard 2009 and Spyware Protect 2009 continues to target the ill informed and naive PC owner, which is the easiest mark to successfully fool.

System Pro 2011 is nothing more than an elaborate online scam out to fleece consumers out of their hard earned money. It infects the user through various nefarious techniques, including making use of subversive Trojan and malware infections which are bundled with legitimate downloads. Browser hijackers used as part of System Pro 2011’s online marketing strategy is also largely responsible for the many System Pro 2011 infections. As with any rogue security product, System Pro 2011 is only out to make as much money out of its victim in the shortest amount of time. This is an important aspect to grasp about System Pro 2011, as this rogue has no ability to detect, quarantine or remove any threat or infection, despite what it works hard to make its victims believe.

As with any rogueware, System Pro 2011 makes use of various fake security notifications to generate a sense of panic among its victims, as well as to place itself in a positive and authoritative state with its victims. All of these notifications are false, and users should not even give it the time of day. Some of System Pro 2011’s most notorious fake security alerts to be on the lookout for reads as follows:

“New threads were found
There are 4 undeleted threads. To remove all threads click to Remove All at main window.”

“Scanning is complete. 4 infections were found, would you like to remove all?
Sdbot.add
DvFuCa
Angerfire\"

\"New threads were found
There are 4 undeleted threads. To remove all threads click to Remove All at main window.\"

None of these fake notifications can be trusted, and users are warned against acting on any of the calls to action called for herein. This is because System Pro 2011 is dependent on user interaction, as is any other rogue, and if the user refuses to interact with the rogue then System Pro 2011 will not be able to complete its mission successfully.

If PC owners end up at an online payment portal for System Pro 2011, they should immediately exit their browser and scan their system with a genuine security tool. Although seemingly legitimate, these online payment portals are not secure and users’ personal information and data is not secure. Past victims of System Pro 2011 complained of further victimization in terms of identity and credit card fraud after revealing their details on System Pro 2011 payment portals. Criminals are behind System Pro 2011, and they have no qualms about using consumers’ details for their personal gain.

In order to manually remove System Pro 2011, users have to delete SystemPro.exe from the system. Do not attempt this unless experienced, as it may end up doing more damage than good. Refuse to become its next victim, destroy System Pro 2011 from the system before it destroys your system. Do this by making use of the removal power of a genuine and powerful security tool which will not only obliterate System Pro 2011 from the system but also offer protection against future similar threats.