The system is badly damaged, virus found (4)! Pop-Ups

If you encounter The system is badly damaged, virus found (4)! Pop-Ups, you need to close your web browser and immediately inspect your operating system. It is possible that malicious software exists on your operating system and that it is responsible for exposing you to the misleading pop-ups. Of course, it is most likely that once you restart your browser, you will never see the misleading notification again, unless you make the exact same steps that led you to it in the first place. We discuss that further in the report. Although there is a good chance that you will not need to do anything to remove The system is badly damaged, virus found (4)! Pop-Ups from your screen, there are a few things you can learn from this incident. First and foremost, if you know exactly how and why you were exposed to the pop-ups, you can make better decisions regarding your virtual security in the future. Please continue reading to learn more, and do not forget to continue the discussion in the comments section if you have questions.

Our research team has analyzed plenty of fake pop-ups suggesting victims that their virtual security was breached. Whether you face Critical Warning 888-412-7389, 1-844-665-5111 Pop-Ups, or System Firewall Has Blocked Some Features Pop-up, you are always informed that there is something that you need to do. In the case of The system is badly damaged, virus found (4)! Pop-Ups, you are pushed to download software that, allegedly, could remove malware. Once you are redirected to the scam page (asecure1.info/en_webwindowsnew or asecure1.info/fr_webwindowsnew), a pop-up informs that four viruses were found on your system and that you must delete them immediately. If you click the ‘OK’ button, the pop-up disappears, and the main message is shown to you. This message includes a fake scanner bar that is meant to make you think that your system is being scanned. If you are at least a little bit experienced with scams, you should be able to recognize that The system is badly damaged, virus found (4)! Pop-Ups hide a scam immediately. Note that you should NEVER trust online scanners.

The message represented by The system is badly damaged, virus found (4)! Pop-Ups informs that 80% of your operating system is infected and that your computer is hacked. The message also claims that if you fail to remove malware right away, your system files, data, and applications could be harmed. Obviously, this sounds pretty scary, and if you do not take your time to think things through, you might click the ‘Download’ button carelessly. At the time of research, the button routed to a page on newwindpro.info, but it did not work. Most likely, The system is badly damaged, virus found (4)! Pop-Ups are set up to introduce you to a potentially unwanted program or a rogue anti-malware tool. In any case, this program is likely to be malicious or misleading, and it is likely to demand money from you in return for allegedly beneficial services. If you have been tricked into downloading a program like that, remove it without further delay because you do not want to be scammed.

If you have downloaded malware associated with The system is badly damaged, virus found (4)! Pop-Ups, you need to remove it immediately. Without a doubt, it is easiest to delete The system is badly damaged, virus found (4)! Pop-Ups-related malware using legitimate anti-malware software that, at the same time, can also strengthen Windows protection to minimize your chances of facing new threats and being scammed in the future. If you scroll down, you can find guides that show how to reset Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox browsers, as well as how to clear browsing data on them. We suggest that you reset and clear those browsers via which the misleading pop-ups were introduced to you. This will ensure that no data-tracking tools remain active and that the link to the scam page does not stay in your browsing history. The last thing you want is for someone else to use your computer and face the same scam notification that could lead to the infiltration of malware.

The system is badly damaged, virus found (4)! Pop-Ups Removal

Google Chrome

1. Open the browser and tap keys Ctrl+Shift+Delete.
2. In the Advanced menu, select a time range.
3. Mark the boxes you want and then click Clear data.
4. Tap keys Alt+F to access the Chrome menu and click Settings.
5. Scroll to the bottom and click Advanced.
6. Navigate to Reset and clean up and click Restore settings to their original defaults.
7. Click Reset settings and then restart the browser.

Mozilla Firefox

1. Open the browser and tap keys Ctrl+Shift+Delete.
2. Select a time range, mark the boxes you want, and then click Clear Now.
3. Tap keys Alt+H to access to Help menu.
4. Click Troubleshooting Information.
5. Click the Refresh Firefox button on the right and then click Refresh Firefox again.