The Wini family of rogue viruses and malware is one of the most extensive groups out there.
Having been used for many years in order to get people to purchase fake anti-virus or anti-malware program one of the newest version of this family is called TrustDoctor.
Promoted and spread by several different types of sites, some of them totally legitimate and others not so legitimate, they are put on your computer by giving you a message telling you that if you want to watch the video on the site you need to install their video player.
Sometimes you will be told your computer is infected with spyware and you need to install this.
No matter how "real" the message looks, once this fake software is put onto your PC, you will start experiencing a growing number of problems and you will need to get rid of TrustDoctor from your PC.
In order to trick you and make it look like your computer is infected TrustDoctor will create several fake virus files on your hard drive in order to make things look even worse.
These files will be given random names that contain a mixture of letters, both upper case and lower case as well as numbers.
Then, when TrustDoctor runs a fake scan on your PC you will get a message telling you these files are infecting your PC.
You will also start receiving pop up messages telling you that your computer is infected.
TrustDoctor has detected the following viruses, malware and spyware on your PC.
These files may cause temporary problems, critical file damage or give access to your personal information to a outside party.
You will need to register your copy of TrustDoctor in order to fix these issues and protect your system! All of these messages are fake and the only spyware you have on your PC is TrustDoctor and you need to get rid of TrustDoctor fake software quickly before it brings your computer to a halt with all the pop ups.
All of this is done in the hope that you will be scared enough that you will go and get your credit card to purchase the program.
Once you have purchased the software nothing happens and you will still continue getting messages from TrustDoctor.
There are things you can do to get rid of this problem yourself though.
Manually removing the rogue virus from your PC can prove quite a daunting task, even for someone that knows what they are doing and looking for.
Because of the random nature of the file names plus the fact that they are put in all different locations, digging out the infection can be a serious problem.
This is why even a professional would use a program specially designed to take care of spyware and malware like TrustDoctor without having to find the files manually or having to worry about accidentally removing the wrong file and crashing the computer.
All you need to do is to download and run a combined system and registry scanner.
This is turn will find any malware hiding in the registry where it needs an entry to work or elsewhere in your computer.
Once you have done this is will help you to get rid of TrustDoctor automatically in just a few minutes and keep your computer free from malware and spyware for good.
Having been used for many years in order to get people to purchase fake anti-virus or anti-malware program one of the newest version of this family is called TrustDoctor.
Promoted and spread by several different types of sites, some of them totally legitimate and others not so legitimate, they are put on your computer by giving you a message telling you that if you want to watch the video on the site you need to install their video player.
Sometimes you will be told your computer is infected with spyware and you need to install this.
No matter how "real" the message looks, once this fake software is put onto your PC, you will start experiencing a growing number of problems and you will need to get rid of TrustDoctor from your PC.
In order to trick you and make it look like your computer is infected TrustDoctor will create several fake virus files on your hard drive in order to make things look even worse.
These files will be given random names that contain a mixture of letters, both upper case and lower case as well as numbers.
Then, when TrustDoctor runs a fake scan on your PC you will get a message telling you these files are infecting your PC.
You will also start receiving pop up messages telling you that your computer is infected.
TrustDoctor has detected the following viruses, malware and spyware on your PC.
These files may cause temporary problems, critical file damage or give access to your personal information to a outside party.
You will need to register your copy of TrustDoctor in order to fix these issues and protect your system! All of these messages are fake and the only spyware you have on your PC is TrustDoctor and you need to get rid of TrustDoctor fake software quickly before it brings your computer to a halt with all the pop ups.
All of this is done in the hope that you will be scared enough that you will go and get your credit card to purchase the program.
Once you have purchased the software nothing happens and you will still continue getting messages from TrustDoctor.
There are things you can do to get rid of this problem yourself though.
Manually removing the rogue virus from your PC can prove quite a daunting task, even for someone that knows what they are doing and looking for.
Because of the random nature of the file names plus the fact that they are put in all different locations, digging out the infection can be a serious problem.
This is why even a professional would use a program specially designed to take care of spyware and malware like TrustDoctor without having to find the files manually or having to worry about accidentally removing the wrong file and crashing the computer.
All you need to do is to download and run a combined system and registry scanner.
This is turn will find any malware hiding in the registry where it needs an entry to work or elsewhere in your computer.
Once you have done this is will help you to get rid of TrustDoctor automatically in just a few minutes and keep your computer free from malware and spyware for good.
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