How to Remove Stealther, Rogue Antivirus Removal Guide

Stealther is considered as virus which is a variant of Rogue.FakeVimes family. Stealther is fake antivirus program which makes up as legitimate security software product; however, it is able to install itself in computer system without solicitation and permission. Users should know that it is not a safe program and must be uninstall when founded.

Stealther with a misleading interface easily confuses users to suppose that it may be program of Microsoft Company. It targets at Windows operating systems and it is able to attack Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 even Windows 8. Users may be fooled by its using similar logos of Windows firewall, Security Center and more. After it installs in computer system, Stealther automatically start to scan malware for computer and show many theft, viruses and threats. However, users cannot use it to remove those so-called malware because this rogue program will reminds that users need to activate its ultimate protection to get the limited functions. Users are required to pay about $100 for the full version. However, it is worthy of paying for so much money? The answer must be negative.

The fact is that Stealther is created by cyber crooks who want to trick unethical money via injecting this virus infection to victimized computers. Once it install into computer it will add its malicious code in Windows startup folder so that it can automatically run when Windows boots. It also manage to modify the execute files of other security programs in computer in order to avoid users running legal antivirus to kill it. Users are also blocked accessing to the websites containing security protection and malware scan. In some cases, users feel frustrated for their computer systems are facing to crash down as they can’t stop the pest and run other antivirus. Moreover, it always pops up fake warning claiming that firewall is blocked by error, which will let the infected computer under a weak circumstance.

How to Remove Stealther is so pesky that it is hard to deal with. If it keeps staying in infected computer, it will make more damages to system. Users need to remove all its related files and registry, or it will cause program conflicts.