Everything on your computer has been fully encrypted virus

Everything on your computer has been fully encrypted Virus is an extremely dangerous threat which is one of the many Vanilla Reload Virus versions. The clandestine ransomware Trojan can remove your administrative privileges by getting the access to the desktop disabled. Unfortunately, this is not all, as schemers behind the threat can also introduce you to a misleading alert which allegedly has been sent to you by the U.S. Department of Justice. Without a doubt, many targeted Windows users read through the provided notification, and only some of them recognize the scam. According to our researchers, many attacked Windows users follow the presented information and the instructions to pay a fine for allegedly preformed crimes. This is not what you should do if you do not want to be fooled by schemers. So, how should you remove Everything on your computer has been fully encrypted Virus from the operating Windows system?

Here are a couple of excerpts from the misleading notification which will remain on your desktop until you delete the clandestine Everything on your computer has been fully encrypted Virus:

YOUR COMPUTER HAS BEEN BLOCKED! […]
All activities of this computer has been recorded. All your files are encrypted. […]
All illegal activities conducted through your computer have been recorded in the Police database, including photos and videos from your camera for further identification.

Are you guilty for distributing pornographic videos or pirated files? If you are, we suggest you stop all illegal activity at once because soon enough the Police could track you down. Nonetheless, you should not follow the demands presented within this bogus alert because it is fictitious. Cyber criminals have simply utilized the trick methods of Ukash Virus, Paysafecard Virus and other similar infections to fool you into giving up the savings. Note that if you live in the U.S., you should also beware of such threats as the ICE Cyber Crime Center Virus or Federal Department of Justice and Police Virus, both of which should be deleted from the PC without any delay.

If you pay the demanded fine of $100, it will be the last time you see this money, simply because Vanilla Reload, ReloadIT and other money transfer systems linked to the infection are practically untraceable. If you wish to keep your money safe, you certainly need to delete Everything on your computer has been fully encrypted Virus. If you are a Windows expert who knows how to remove malicious programs manually, you can follow the list of components which require removal below. Regardless, if you are not sure about your skills, or you have never faced malware before, you should use automatic spyware removal software (e.g. SpyHunter) to delete the threat. Please follow the instructions presented below to learn how you can unlock the system and install the reliable spyware remover.

Ransomware Removal Instructions

Remove from Windows 8:

1. Launch a browser from the Metro UI start screen.
2. Go to http://www.pcthreat.com/download-sph and download an automatic spyware remover.
3. Install the application onto the PC and use it to delete malware.

Remove from Windows Vista and Windows 7:

1. Restart the computer and wait for the moment BIOS screen disappears.
2. Immediately start tapping F8 to access the Advanced Boot Options menu.
3. Using arrow keys select Safe Mode with Networking and tap Enter.
4. Download and install and automatic spyware detection and removal tool SpyHunter.

Remove from Windows XP:

1. Restart the PC.
2. Right when BIOS loads up start tapping the F8 key.
3. Use arrow keys to select Safe Mode with Networking.
4. Tap Enter.
5. Click YES on the appeared Desktop alert.
6. Open the Start menu and click RUN.
7. Enter msconfig and click OK.
8. Click the Startup tab, select Disable All and click OK.
9. Download SpyHunter.
10. Restart the PC once more (normally) and install the automatic spyware remover.