Jandarma Genel Komutanligi virus

Jandarma Genel Komutanligi Virus is the Turkish version of the malicious Ukash Virus, and just like other recently detected ransomware this one runs with the help of the Urausy Trojan. It is unfortunate but most of the time the infection enters the system without the knowledge of the targeted user, which is why cyber criminals behind it have already reached immense success. Whether the Trojan has been dropped onto the computer via fake video codecs, bundled downloads or with the assistance of other virtual tricks, the malicious threat may corrupt the system one step at the time. All that schemers need is to infiltrate one malicious file. This element on its own command can download other malicious components and slowly hijack the Windows Registry. If these malignant files are not caught and deleted by malware detection and removal tools, your personal computer is taken over by schemers. If this happens, you need to delete Jandarma Genel Komutanligi Virus as soon as possible, and we can help you with this task.

The malicious ransomware is not the only one that can affect operating Windows systems located in Turkey. For example, if your Windows system is not guarded by reliable security software, you could discover Türk Polisi Virus, Bllgisayarinizin Bloke Edilmistir Virus and other well-known infections. All three of these threats use the Ukash money transfer system to collect fines for allegedly performed cyber crimes. Various ridiculous accusations are attached to a screen-locking notification, and you should pay no attention to this misleading information:

DİKKAT!
Sizin kişisel bilgisayar güvenlik hususunda aşağidaki nedenlerle bloke edilmiş.

Para cezaniz €100 Euro değerinde.
Para cezanizi nakit kuponla (Ukas) ödeyebilirsiniz.

It is stated that you have distributed pornography, got involved in bulk-spamming, private data leaking and other made-up cyber crimes. These accusations are reinforced by the logos of Internet Police Department, Europol, Directorate General of Turkish National Police, Cyber Crime Unit and Copyright Alliance. These authentic and reputable organizations have been linked to the scam illegally to trick more affected Windows users into paying the bogus fine. It is also stated that this fine must be paid within 48 hours or a criminal case would be filed against you. This is a complete lie, and you should remove Jandarma Genel Komutanligi Virus without further delay.

If you are a novice Windows user or you simply have never deleted computer infections in the past, you definitely should not consider manual Jandarma Genel Komutanligi Virus removal. This removal task is too complicated and so we strongly advise installing reliable security software which could delete the Trojan running on the computer automatically. Those who do not know how to unlock the computer and begin the installation of reliable malware detection/removal software can follow the instructions below.

Delete the ransomware

Delete from Windows 8:

1. Access the Metro UI start screen and launch a browser.
2. Type http://www.pcthreat.com/download-sph into the address bar and tap Enter.
3. Follow the provided instructions to download an automatic spyware remover onto the PC.
4. Immediately install the program, delete the infections and then resume to normal Windows running.

Delete from Windows Vista or Windows 7:

1. Restart the PC, wait for BIOS to load and start tapping the F8 key.
2. Once the Advanced Boot Options menu shows up – select Safe Mode with Networking (use arrow keys).
3. To confirm the selection tap Enter on the keyboard.
4. Download and install the authentic malware removal tool SpyHunter to delete malware.

Delete from Windows XP:

1. Restart the computer and wait for the moment that BIOS loads up.
2. Start tapping F8 until Windows Advanced Options Menu shows up.
3. Use arrow keys to select Safe Mode with Networking and tap Enter.
4. Click YES on the ‘Windows is running in safe mode’ notification.
5. Download the automatic spyware detector/remover SpyHunter.
6. Open the Start menu (located on the left of the Task Bar).
7. Launch RUN, enter msconfig into the Open box and click OK.
8. Click the Startup tab, select Disable All and then OK to confirm.
9. Restart the computer once again but this time do it normally.
10. Install the downloaded tool, scan the computer and remove threats.