L’accès à votre ordinateur a été fermé Virus

L’accès à votre ordinateur a été fermé Virus is a ransomware program that can infect operating Windows systems located in France. The program has been researched to lock down a computer, remove all administrative privileges and ask money under the false pretense of a fictitious GEMA investigation. The infection is presented via a notification that appears on the screen when the computer is locked. The bogus alert will be used to convince you that you have been noticed to break cyber security laws which have led up to your system’s lock-down and fine payment demands. Even though your PC’s paralysis is highly irritating, you should not think that this is the most that cyber criminals could do. In fact, if you do not remove L’accès à votre ordinateur a été fermé Virus from the operating system now, soon enough schemers could open backdoors for much more dangerous malware that are capable of digital theft.

The information that is attached to the bogus screen-locking warning looks like this:

Sur votre ordinateur il y avait des chansons qui ont ete telechargees illegalement (“piratage”).
Lorsque vous avez fait un téléchargement des chansons qui ont été polycopies, cela est egalement une infraction penale conformément au §106 de la loi Droit d’auteur.
L’accès à votre ordinateur a été fermé! […]
Pour débloquer et pour d’autres actes, qui ont été le résultat d’une violation de la loi, vous devez à payer une amende – 100 €.

Windows users living outside of France could recognize the misleading accusations, because they have been repeated in a number of different Ukash viruses. Such malicious ransomware infections as Attention! L'ordinateur a été verrouillé!, Votre Ordinateur Est Bloqué Virus, Gendarmerie Nationale Virus and Office Central de Lutte contre la Criminalité virus are French variations of the Ukash (or Paysafecard) virus. This notable umbrella name has been attached to the faction because cyber criminals have used Ukash and Paysafecard money transfer systems in all of their scams. To say the least, this is not a factor determining the legitimacy of the accusations or supposed GEMA investigation. As a matter of fact, the national authorities have nothing to do with the illicit processes executed within your computer, and getting L’accès à votre ordinateur a été fermé Virus removed is extremely important.

All operating Windows systems need to be protected by reliable, effective, automatic threat removal and system protection tools, like SpyHunter. Follow the instructions that will help you delete L’accès à votre ordinateur a été fermé Virus, scan the computer for potentially running Trojans and protect Windows against further attacks.

Windows Vista and Windows 7:

1. Restart the computer using the power button.
2. Immediately after the information about Windows (BIOS screen) disappears, keep tapping the F8 button found on your keyboard.
3. Once Advanced Boot Options menu appears, select Safe Mode with Networking using the arrow keys on the keyboard. Hit Enter.
4. When the system loads up, launch a browser, go to http://www.pcthreat.com/download-sph and download SpyHunter.
5. Install the application to have malware removed.

Windows XP:

1. Restart the computer. Use the power button if you cannot execute the task from the desktop.
2. After the BIOS screen disappears, continuously hit F8 on your keyboard. This will help you access Windows Advanced Options Menu.
3. Using arrow keys on the keyboard select Safe Mode with Networking.
4. Hit Enter on the keyboard to boot the system.
5. Click on the Start menu.
6. Launch RUN.
7. Type in “msconfig” and click OK. This will launch System Configuration Utility.
8. Click on the Startup tab and then the Disable All button. Apply the changes and exit the program.
9. Download SpyHunter using the link provided in previous instructions.
10. Restart the computer normally.
11. Install SpyHunter and have the virus deleted immediately.