Ministerio del Interior de Uruguay virus

Those facing Ministerio del Interior de Uruguay Virus may think that the operating Windows system has been paralyzed by the Dirección Nacional de Polícia Técnica, Copyright Alliance, Internet Police, Cyber Crime Investigations and Cyber Crime Unit. Even though these law enforcers exist in reality and most PC users respect them, there is no doubt that the credentials have been employed illegally. According to the research, as soon as the infection (Urausy Trojan) is infiltrated onto the computer, the desktop is locked with a misleading notification regarding allegedly performed cyber crimes. If you have noticed that your personal Windows system has been corrupted and you are forced into paying a fictitious fine – remove Ministerio del Interior de Uruguay Virus right away.

The clandestine ransomware has been developed by cyber criminals to lure out 2000 Uruguayan Pesos or $100 USD. The fine is quite suspicious because it is represented in two different currencies. Of course, you may miss this suspicious detail due to the listed accusations and possible penalties. Here is an example indicating supposed child pornography distribution performed from your personal computer:

¡ATENCIÓN! Su ordenador personal ha sido bloqueado por razones de seguridad vistos los motivos abajo detallados. Usted está acusado de mirar/conservar y/o divulgar los materiales pornográficos del contenido prohibido (Pornografiá infantil/Zoofilia/Violación etc.). Usted ha infringido la Declaración mundial de la lucha contra la divulgación de la pornografiá infantil y está acusado de cometer el crimen en razón al Artículo 161 del Código Penal del República Oriental del Uruguay. El artículo 161 del Código Penal del República Oriental del Uruguay prevé a titulo de punición la encarcelación por el plazo desde 5 hasta 11 años.

Even though these accusations seem authentic, especially because of the Police credentials attached to the notification, you do not need to fear the listed penalties. No one will send you to prison if you do not pay the fictitious fine within two days because the fine and the accusations have been created by cyber crooks. If you are not convinced, you can analyze Policía Nacional de Uruguay Virus. This infection is also targeted at Windows users living in Uruguay, and it appears that this infection can keep your PC hostage even if you pay the fine. This is why you definitely should not waste your own savings.

Policía Nacional de Uruguay Virus removal is something you need to perform if you wish to restore access to the operating Windows system. How should you delete this clandestine threat from the PC? Since the threat runs with the Urausy Trojan in the background, you have to have the right experience and skills to remove the infection manually. Nonetheless, the infection does not stand a chance if you employ automatic spyware detection and removal software. Here is how you can install it onto the PC.

Remove the malicious ransomware

Remove from Windows XP:

1. Firstly restart the computer (press the power button).
2. As soon as BIOS screen disappears start tapping F8.
3. Using arrow keys select Safe Mode with Networking from the appeared menu. Tap Enter.
4. As the Desktop alert shows up – click YES.
5. Open the Start menu and launch RUN.
6. Enter msconfig and click OK to access the System Configuration Utility.
7. Click the Startup tab, un-check listed items and confirm the changes with OK.
8. Go to http://www.pcthreat.com/download-sph and download a reliable spyware remover.
9. Restart the computer (normally), install the application and delete ransomware.

Remove from Windows Vista & Windows 7:

1. Repeats steps 1-3 from the removal guide above.
2. Download an automatic spyware detection and removal tool SpyHunter.
3. Immediately install the application to delete malicious computer threats.

Remove from Windows 8:

1. Access the Metro UI start screen and move to the bottom-right corner to open Charm Bar.
2. Click Settings, then Change PC Settings and finally General.
3. Navigate to Advanced Startup, click Start Now and select Troubleshoot.
4. Select Advanced Options, click Startup Settings, then Restart and select F5.
5. As the PC reboots in safe mode, launch a browser and download SpyHunter.
6. Immediately install the authentic spyware remover and delete computer infections.