"Windows ran into an unexpected error" 1-844-313-8541

“Windows ran into an unexpected error” 1-844-313-8541 is a fake alert that sneaks up on users when a malicious .exe file is downloaded onto their computers. Techfreehelp.com was set up to represent this .exe file, but it is unlikely that many users will acquire it from this website because it does not provide any comprehensible information, and there is no motive to click the Download button. On top of that, such popular browsers as Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge, and Mozilla Firefox block the website and the installer. Unfortunately, other methods of distribution could be used to download the malicious file and expose you to the scam. Obviously, if you want to remove “Windows ran into an unexpected error” 1-844-313-8541 alert, you will need to delete the malicious .exe file, and that is easier said than done. Continue reading to learn everything about the obstacles you might face.

The fictitious “Windows ran into an unexpected error” 1-844-313-8541 alert is very similar to the alerts used in other scams (e.g., “**Your Computer has been blocked** +1-(888)941-3234” or “Warning Call (844) 763-5838”). Unfortunately, this misleading alert is introduced to you in a very aggressive manner, and you cannot disable it in an easy manner. The infection disables the Task Manager to make it impossible for you to kill the process of the corrupted web browser. Then, the infection also kills explorer.exe, which is meant to stop you from deleting malicious files. After all this, the infection opens a window that represents the misleading “Windows ran into an unexpected error” 1-844-313-8541 alert. The window is named “Windows System Diagnostics” and it is set up to make you believe that some files on your operating system were corrupted. This is meant to convince you to call the fake helpline.

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WE ARE SORRY FOR INCONVENIENCE.

If we know one thing is that the developer of “Windows ran into an unexpected error” 1-844-313-8541 is not sorry for the inconvenience. It is highly unlikely that there is anything wrong with your operating system, and, even if there is, you should not expect the “technicians” answering 1-844-313-8541 to solve any real issues. All of the problems are created by the infection representing the scam, and its existence is your biggest issue. If you are reading this pcthreat.com report, you must have figured already out that you are being scammed. Unfortunately, many users fall for the scam thinking that the number provided to them represents Microsoft technicians. If you end up calling the number, there are many different things that could happen. First of all, it is naive to think that the number is toll-free. In fact, it is likely that your phone company will charge you an insane amount of money for calling it. More importantly, you could get scammed by the cyber criminals answering the call.

The malicious “Windows ran into an unexpected error” 1-844-313-8541 alert might be used by cyber criminals who want to take over your operating system. The bogus technicians might convince their victims to download software that enables remote access. Using this access, schemers could corrupt your PC and steal your virtual identity. You could also be tricked into disclosing sensitive information and downloading malicious infections. Overall, contacting the number and communicating with cyber criminals is extremely dangerous, and you should refrain from doing that at all cost.

Needless to say, the malware – which we identify by the name “Malware.FakeMsMessage” – cannot be uninstalled from your PC like any regular application. Instead, you need to eliminate the files and registry keys associated with this infection, and that is impossible to do on Normal Mode. You have to reboot your PC in Safe Mode first. Deleting “Windows ran into an unexpected error” 1-844-313-8541 is complicated because its window blocks the entire screen, and you can perform the necessary removal processes only in Safe Mode. If you choose to install an automated malware remover to clean your PC and get rid of malware (this is the option we recommend), you will need to reboot your PC in Safe Mode with Networking. If you are having any issues with the elimination process, please leave a comment below, and we will try to help you as soon as we can.

Reboot into Safe Mode

Windows 10

1. Move to the Taskbar, click the Windows button, and choose Power.
2. Simultaneously press the Shift key on the keyboard and select Restart.
3. Move to the Troubleshooting menu and then click Advanced options.
4. Go to Startup Settings, click Restart, and wait for a menu to appear.
5. To reboot into Safe Mode, select F4 (F5 for Safe Mode with Networking).
6. Erase malicious components.

Windows 8/Windows 8.1

1. Access the Metro UI screen and click the Power Options button.
2. Simultaneously press the Shift key on the keyboard and select Restart.
3. Move to the Troubleshooting menu and then click Advanced options.
4. Go to Startup Settings, click Restart, and wait for a menu to appear.
5. To reboot into Safe Mode, select F4 (F5 for Safe Mode with Networking).
6. Erase malicious components.

Windows 7/Windows Vista/Windows XP

1. Restart the PC and wait for the BIOS screen to load.
2. Immediately start tapping F8 on the keyboard to access a boot menu.
3. Using arrow keys select Safe Mode (or Safe Mode with Networking) and tap Enter.
4. Erase malicious components.

Erase malicious components

1. Launch RUN by tapping Win+R keys on the keyboard.
2. Type regedit.exe into the open box and click OK to access Registry Editor.
3. Move to HKLM\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\.
4. Delete the key named BlazingFun 1.24.38.04 (might have different numbering).
5. Move to HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run.
6. Delete these values:
   • NaultScr
   • Vaultdn
   • VaultScr
   • Windll.
7. Launch Explorer by tapping Win+E keys on the keyboard.
8. Enter %APPDATA%\Microsoft\CLR Security Config\ into the address bar at the top.
9. Open the folder named n2.0.5B727.312 (might use a slightly different name) and then open the 64bit folder.
10. Delete these files:
    • ninest.exe
    • nonhostsvr.exe
    • windlf.exe
    • winfix.vbs
    • winlogon.vbs
11. Enter %TEMP% into the address bar.
12. Delete the folder named divider (should contain these files: install.bat, ninest.exe, nonhostsvr.exe, winfix.vbs, and winlogon.vbs).