SoftwareBundler:Win32/MPAccess

SoftwareBundler:Win32/MPAccess has a very clear mission – to get your money; however, its tricks to reach success are much more complicated. As you can see just by looking at this infection’s name, the malicious program works as a malware bundler that may download dangerous applications onto your computer.

It has been found out that the program could enter operating Windows systems through the latent TrojanDownloader:ASX/Wimad, which only proves that this bundler is linked to cyber criminals and their surreptitious online scams. It has also been researched that SoftwareBundler:Win32/MPAccess may come as an encrypted video player advertised by pornographic content websites. So, if you are offered to install MediaPass for Windows Media Player or VLC Media Player (a legitimate tool), ignore these recommendations and protect your system against truly dangerous infections. Overall, the program may come to the system via multiple security channels, some of which could even hide infection’s existence; however, if you are certain you have it running on your system and the report describes it –remove SoftwareBundler:Win32/MPAccess from the system without hesitation and further pondering.

If you think that by trusting wicked offers you would only be attacked by SoftwareBundler:Win32/MPAccess – you are very wrong, as more malignant applications could come along, including the devious, cloaked file setup.exe. The executable with this exact name could belong to an original Microsoft .NET Framework component within your system (C:\Program Files), which is how schemers will attempt to disguise their malignant executable hidden within C:\Documents and Settings\Escritorio\julii folder. Have no doubt that this file is very dangerous, since it can reconfigure Windows Registry settings, tamper with startup programs, execute unfamiliar programs, initiate browser redirections, disturb the functionality of Windows Security Center, remove access to the Task Manager and Registry Editor, or even disable safe mode. The symptoms could be used to aggravate SoftwareBundler:Win32/MPAccess removal and initiate malicious adware attacks that could push you into spending your money onto completely fake services or goods.

Below you can see a complete list of files and registry entries that should be deleted in order to have SoftwareBundler:Win32/MPAccess removed from the computer. You should only follow these directions if you have previous practice in manual removal; otherwise, if you do not want to compromise your system by making mistakes, you should research which automatic removal tools suit you best and immediately implement them to have SoftwareBundler:Win32/MPAccess deleted.