Removal of Antivirus Studio 2010 As a Contribution to Fake Antispyware Outbreak Prevention

All antivirus tools can be classified into fake antivirus tools and true antivirus tools. True antivirus is often required to remove fake one or relevant manual removal technique is to be applied. The main reason for existence and development of fake antispyware is that users invest into such products performing paid activations as requested by relevant advertisement.

Antivirus Studio 2010 is one of many hundreds of programs classified as fake antispyware. Its paid activation requests should be rejected and its trialware removed. Being a typical release of fake antispyware, it is a topical issue in 2010. Its detections are reported continuously by reliable scanning tools.

This release of fake antispyware has been cloned from several programs of this kind released during 2009-2010, namely Desktop Security 2010, Total PC Defender 2010, Contraviro, UnVirex.

The adware pops up nag screens with Microsoft Windows logo. The nag screens are altered with alerts, some of which blame viruses or refer to other issues explaining recent suspension of useful programs while it is just a dodge of the fake antispyware aimed to persuade users into buying it.

Example of such alert is below:

""To help protect your computer, Security Center has blocked some features of this program.

Do you want to block this suspicious software?

Name:

Risk: High""

The Adware also generates fake Windows Security Center, which is pretty the same as the genuine one.

In many instances, there are trojans and other infections assisting the fake antispyware. Their removal is required to prevent repeated upload and installation of Antivirus Studio 2010 and to eliminate restrictions they apply to useful programs.

There are many ways for Antivirus Studio 2010 infiltration. The most efficient is a fake codec request that leads to introduction of rogue antispyware downloader instead pf promised codec. Other backdoor upload techniques are used to introduce Antivirus Studio 2010. If they have been used successfully, that is a sure evidence of system inadequate protection.

Manual upload of the Adware is available at its website promoted with spam and online ads.

It is a matter of social responsibility to keep off paying hackers for the fake antispyware. Even if a person is extremely rich and does not care about wasting 50 or more dollars to the benefits of rascals, such waste would encourage them to create more and more counterfeits and infect more and more users. Among those users, few would be happy to deal with the rogue and would prefer Antivirus Studio 2010 removal.

Further on, effort is still required to remove Antivirus Studio 2010, even if you are dealing with its already activated version, for the program is known to corrupt other software and system in whole regardless of its modification. It is not clear whether the activated rogue keeps harming PC preparing the ground for new paid activation requests or its creators are simply not concerned about turning off destructive features, even though they are no longer needed.

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