Police Cybercrime Virus

Those living in Canada need to shield their operating Windows systems against Police Cybercrime Virus. The clandestine ransomware can slither onto your personal computer without any notice because cyber crooks may employ corrupted links, bundled downloads and other security vulnerabilities to infiltrate the threat onto the PC. In fact, it is the Revoyem Trojan that is dropped onto your personal computer first. This infection may employ a number of dangerous files to corrupt the Windows Registry and take over the desktop of your computer. Once this happens you will discover unable to run the system in an ordinary manner, which means that you PC is paralyzed. Unless you remove Police Cybercrime Virus from the system, every time you will turn on the computer you will be greeted by this fake alert:

Police Cybercrime
Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS)
The computer is locked by Internet Service Provider
Work your computer has been suspended on the grounds of viewing illegal content
All illegal activities on your computer, including photos and video from webcam, stored in a police database for further identification of the individual offender

The Canadian law enforcers have nothing to do with the lock-down of the computer. Such threats as Canadian Security Intelligence Service Virus, Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police virus or Royal Canadian Mounted Police Virus have all been designed to take over the operating Windows system and display a fictitious warning ordering you to pay a completely bogus fine. Needless to say, even if you live outside of Canada you could face a malicious ransomware because there are tens of different versions of the malicious Ukash Virus, Police Virus or Moneypak Virus. Overall, the credentials of authentic Police departments have been attached illegally, and so you should not think that you can regain access to the PC only if you pay fines for allegedly performed cyber crimes.

Even though ransomware threats are spread all across the World Wide Web, most Windows users do not know how to remove malware from their systems. Needless to say, it is important to be careful when dealing with computer infections and their removal. If you proceed with the manual Police Cybercrime Virus removal without having the right knowledge and experience, there is a great chance that you will make mistakes and put the entire system in jeopardy. If this is not what you want, we recommend that you follow the instructions presented below. These will help you unlock the system and install authentic spyware detection/removal software. If you have further questions about the removal process – post a comment below.

Delete Police Cybercrime Virus

Delete from Windows XP:

1. Restart the computer.
2. Wait for the moment BIOS screen disappears.
3. Start tapping F8.
4. Select Safe Mode with Networking using arrow keys.
5. Tap Enter to confirm the selection.
6. Click Yes on the Desktop alert.
7. Open the Start menu and click RUN.
8. Enter msconfig and click OK.
9. In the opened utility click the Startup tab.
10. Select Disable All and click OK.
11. Download a reliable malware remover from http://www.pcthreat.com/download-sph .
12. Restart the computer (normal mode).
13. Install the remover and delete existing threats.

Delete from Windows Vista or Windows 7:

1. Repeat steps 1-5 using the removal instructions above.
2. Download an automatic malware removal tool SpyHunter.
3. Immediately install the application to delete the ransomware Trojan.

Delete from Windows 8:

1. Access the Metro UI start screen and open the Charm Bar.
2. Click Settings and move to Change PC Settings.
3. Select General and click Start Now under Advanced Startup.
4. Click Troubleshoot and select Advanced Options.
5. Click Startup Settings, then select Restart and finally F5.
6. Log into the system, launch a browser and download SpyHunter.
7. Install the downloaded tool to remove all computer infections.