Luxembourg Police Virus

The malicious ransomware Luxembourg Police Virus is ready to infect your operating Windows system, if it is not protected by antimalware tools and you live in Luxembourg or nearby areas. Once schemers manage to slither in this product’s components into your computer using bundled downloads, social engineering scams or other deceptive methods, your system will become completely paralyzed. This is because malicious elements will intercept the Windows Registry and will change the settings to make your desktop completely inaccessible. Additionally to that, you might also lose your ability to access Task Manager using keyboard shortcuts, because of which you will find yourself incapable to remove Luxembourg Police Virus. Nonetheless, this task is extremely important and you should perform it right after you first notice this bogus message:

Votre ordinateur a été bloqué!
Le fonctionnement de votre ordinateur est arête pour les signes de la cyberactivité défendue.
Les violations possibles commises sur votre ordinateur:
Article 274 – Droi d’auteur […]
Article 183 – Production Pornographique […]
Article 184 – Production Pornographique avec participation des enfants (jusqu’à l’âge de 18 ans) […]
Article 104 – Vulgarisation du Terrorisme […]
La somme de l’amende fait 100 euros. Le paiement doit être produit pendant 48 heurs, après la revelation de la violation.

Luxembourg Police Virus is the newest addition to the infamous Ukash virus faction, which has been terrorizing Windows users all around the world. Federal Bureau of Investigation virus was targeted at the USA and Buma Stemra virus was something Dutch Windows users were suffering from. Luxembourg residents are being attacked by the ransomware for the first time, which is why schemers have much bigger chances at succeeding at their horrible scam. To sum it all up, generating illicit profits is the main goal of the deceptive Paysafecard virus, which is why you should not pay any attention to the information provided within the bogus warning.

Besides your computer’s lock-down, the fictitious Luxembourg Police Virus warning is the main attribute that cyber crooks will use to fool you. If you go through the misleading information, you will find out that you are being accused of highly illegal cyber crimes. In reality, the same warning will be presented in all infected computers, which indicates that it is not based on any real investigations. As a matter of fact the exact same notification, in different languages and minimal visual representation modifications, has been presented alongside such infections as the PCeU virus and FBI Moneypak. Overall, you should not pay attention to bogus fine demands and hurry up to delete Luxembourg Police Virus before schemers manage to employ this infection for other malignant processes.

Both experienced and inexperienced Windows users should dismiss manual Luxembourg Police Virus removal option, because there is a great chance that rootkit supported Trojans are also active within your PC. To unlock the computer and install automatic removal tools – follow the instructions below.

1. Restart the computer and keep hitting F8 until Windows Advanced Options Menu appears.
2. Choose Safe Mode with Networking. Navigate using arrow keys found on your keyboard.
3. Download automatic removal tool SpyHunter, which you can initiate by visiting http://www.pcthreat.com/download-sph
4. Run SpyHunter to have Luxembourg Police Virus removed automatically.

Guidance for Windows XP users:
1. Reboot into Safe Mode with Networking and download SpyHunter (just like in the instructions above).
2. Click on the Start Menu (left side of the Task Bar).
3. Launch Run, type “msconfig” and click OK.
4. In the newly appeared MSConfig Utility go to Startup tab and select Disable All. Click Apply to save the changes and close the window.
5. Restart the PC like you normally would and install SpyHunter.