Vista AntiVirus

Vista AntiVirus mimics the look and feel of real security software, but actually Vista AntiVirus is an infection that harms your computer to make itself appear useful. Indications of Vista AntiVirus may include programs being blocked or your web browser being redirected towards malicious websites. Infection warnings and other messages generated by Vista AntiVirus are made in the attempt to deceive you about the true functions of this rogue security application's code. Rogue security products like Vista AntiVirus can open your computer up to the possibility of long-term damage, and the use of serious anti-malware program is your best bet for walking away unscathed.

Seeing Through Vista AntiVirus's Maze of Mirrors

Vista AntiVirus, a member of the family may attempt to sneak onto your hard drive under another name. Some of Vista AntiVirus' known variants are Instead of being truly separate products, though, these different products are all just one big rogue scanner that forces you to wade through a bog of false information.

Rogue security products like Vista AntiVirus will use various severe-sounding warning messages and scanner results to terrify computer users into buying Vista AntiVirus's full version. The final consequences are that the victim has given their credit card number and other information away to criminals, and the rogue security program is still on the computer causing the same old problems.

Vista AntiVirus will not make any actual effort to spot and delete viruses and other malware. Instead, Vista AntiVirus will just create dummy files as straw men or simply accuse perfectly clean files of infection! Because Vista AntiVirus' messages and results are all predetermined, Vista AntiVirus has no worth as a product, and you have no need to tolerate Vista AntiVirus on your computer.

Related Dangers of Vista AntiVirus

If you don't delete Vista AntiVirus quickly, you may find your computer under more deliberate attacks than simple infection warning spam. Some reasons to remove Vista AntiVirus from your machine ASAP include:

• The possibility of further infection. Rogue malware like Vista AntiVirus will almost always reduce the security settings of your computer and may even completely disable useful anti-malware products. The longer you use your computer under these circumstances, the likelier it is that more infections will result as a matter of course.
• Poor system performance due to excessive resource use. Most rogue security products will be more than happy to devour as much memory and hard drive space as you give them, and Vista AntiVirus hasn't been reported to be an exception. This makes it all the more difficult to go back to 'life as normal' with your machine.
• The disabling of legitimate software. Real anti-virus scanners and similar products will usually be targeted, but Vista AntiVirus may extend Vista AntiVirus' interference to any program in general. In the worst examples, rogue security products like this one have been known to render computers practically inoperable.

Although Vista AntiVirus is an old 'classic' among malware, Vista AntiVirus isn't showing any indications of giving up the ghost just yet. Keep an eye out for this rogue security program and have a finger on your delete key if you catch Vista AntiVirus on the horizon near your system.