Rockstar Games Arcade

Rockstar Games Arcade is the last program you want to find on your operating system. This program is officially presented at rockstargamesarcade.com, but our researchers have found that it is usually spread to computers by unreliable installers. Even though the official publisher of this program is APPsolute Technology, it is more likely that this potentially unwanted program (PUP) will be dropped onto your computer by unfamiliar parties. Unfortunately, this is not the only reason to remove Rockstar Games Arcade from your operating system. If you want to learn more about this PUP and how you can delete it from your operating system, please continue reading this report.

If you have not installed Rockstar Games Arcade from its official website, there is a great chance that you now need to remove a bunch of other malicious infections. Shop Time, NavRight, and PathMaxx are the advertisement-supported programs that are likely to be installed along with Rockstar Games Arcade. Even though these programs do not look malicious, you must remove them without further delay. If you do not delete them, you might encounter a ton of misleading ads promoting unreliable or even malicious services. Keep in mind that you might also need to delete Rockstar Games Arcade-related browser hijackers, other potentially unwanted programs, and malware.

Even though we identify Rockstar Games Arcade as a potentially unwanted program, you must keep in mind that this is one of the more unreliable and malicious PUPs you are likely to encounter. If you need more solid proof that Rockstar Games Arcade requires removal, all you need to do is check the EULA document at rockstargamesarcade.com/eula.html. Here is an excerpt that usually encourages users to remove Rockstar Games Arcade from their operating systems.

You understand and agree the software product will modify, remove, and add entries to your computer operating system, network parameters, and other installed files that will change the prior default settings, and/or install software from third parties without user intervention, and/or to install software to display electronic advertisements and third party web pages of every kind and nature and/or monitor your actions which may include personal or sensitive information […]

If you do not want undisclosed parties installing software without your permission, it is obvious that Rockstar Games Arcade is not the program you should trust. The privileges that this program gives itself are quite disturbing, and it is clear that your virtual security could be put at risk if you did not remove Rockstar Games Arcade ASAP. If you want to use this program despite the risks associated with it, you should at least remove the tracking cookies that could be used to collect personal information and install a legitimate malware removal tool that would not let in the malicious threats that could be installed by the parties associated with the suspicious Rockstar Games Arcade.

You ought to delete Rockstar Games Arcade from your operating system as soon as possible. There are two removal methods that you might use: the manual and the automatic removal. Even though you might be able to remove Rockstar Games Arcade yourself using the guide below, you must not forget about the infections that could have been installed together. If you fail to delete these threats, they could jeopardize your virtual security before you know it. If you doubt your own skills and knowledge to delete this malware, it is very important that you install automatic malware removal software.

Rockstar Games Arcade Removal

Remove from Windows XP:

1. Click Start on the Taskbar to open a user menu.
2. Open Control Panel and click Add or Remove Programs.
3. Identify the undesirable app and Remove it.

Remove from Windows Vista/Windows 7:

1. Move to the left of the Taskbar and click the Windows icon.
2. Open Control Panel and click Uninstall a program.
3. Right-click the program you wish to delete and click Uninstall.

Remove from Windows 8:

1. Click the Search icon on the Charm bar in Metro UI.
2. Open Control Panel and select Uninstall a program.
3. Right-click the program you want to delete and select Uninstall.