"Microsoft detected an unsolveable Therat" Locker

"Microsoft detected an unsolveable Therat" Locker could show up after opening a suspicious file obtained from unreliable sources. It is a fake system alert, which means it should show a message claiming the computer was legally locked and that the user will not be able to access it until he does what the note says. In this case, it looks like hackers may ask to pay around 300 US dollars for removing the message and unlocking the computer. Otherwise, the note claims the user might lose all of his files and access to the computer permanently. Needless to say, if you do not want to be scammed, you should pay no attention to the information available on the fake alert. Instead, we recommend concentrating on "Microsoft detected an unsolveable Therat" Locker’s removal. The instructions located at the end of the article will explain how to get rid of the threat manually. However, if you want to know more about the scam first, you should continue reading our article.

According to our researchers "Microsoft detected an unsolveable Therat" Locker could appear on the system after launching a suspicious file downloaded from the Internet. The fake alert’s launcher could be a software installer, an update, or some other .exe file obtained from torrent or other unreliable file-sharing websites, pop-up installers, and so on. Consequently, for users who do not pay a lot of attention to the reliability of the sites they visit and files they choose to accept or download, we highly recommend avoiding such mistakes. That is if they want to keep their computers safe. Instead of being careless, users should always check whether the websites they enter or files they download can be trusted. Also, if you receive material you believe could be harmful, you should scan it with a reliable antimalware tool at once.

If "Microsoft detected an unsolveable Therat" Locker is launched, it should show a window with a specific message. According to it, the computer has been banned or locked, as the operating system has “detected an unsolveable Therat And This Therat Can Result A Great loss to your computer.” No doubt, the repeatable grammar mistakes that are visible on the notification should look odd. Not to mention the measures (e.g., to delete all user’s files) the fake alert threatens to take if the user does not pay the asked price, sound too extreme. Thus, we doubt a lot of users would fall for the scam, although it is possible it could cause panic among inexperienced users. This is why it is essential to keep your calm in such situations and not to make any rash decisions. Such as paying the hackers money, revealing your password, downloading or accepting any data they might suggest, etc. The smartest thing to do is read the message carefully and find for clues that could indicate it is fake.

After realizing "Microsoft detected an unsolveable Therat" Locker comes from scammers and not from Microsoft technicians, users should take immediate actions to eliminate it. Our researchers say it might look like the computer is locked and you have no access for it, but in reality, the fake alert can be removed in a couple of ways. For starts, you could try pressing Alt+Tab combination. If it does not work, we found the verification code the threat asks to enter; it is hardcoreTR. Typing it into the provided box and clicking Submit should show another "Microsoft detected an unsolveable Therat" Locker’s window with a button called Finish. Click the given Finish button, and the fake alert should disappear.

Nonetheless, the threat could come back if you open its installer again, which is why we highly recommend erasing it. The instructions you can find at the end of this paragraph will explain how to unlock the screen and remove "Microsoft detected an unsolveable Therat" Locker step by step. Just to be sure it is gone and that there are no other threats we also advise scanning the computer with a reliable antimalware tool of your choice.

Eliminate "Microsoft detected an unsolveable Therat" Locker

1. Press Alt+Tab or type hardcoreTR into the verification code’s box and press Finish.
2. Once the fake alert is gone, click Win+E.
3. Find these locations:
   %TEMP%
   %USERPROFILE%\desktop
   %USERPROFILE%\downloads
4. Look for the threat’s installer (recently downloaded suspicious file), then right-click it and press Delete.
5. Exit File Explorer.
6. Empty Recycle bin.
7. Restart the system.