Specialist Crime Directorate virus

Specialist Crime Directorate virus is impossible to overlook because this ransomware infection can lock down your computer and notify you with an intimidating cyber security alert. Despite this, the notification is bogus and the last thing you should do is pay attention to it. This means that you should not believe that the British authorities are involved with the scam or that you have no other way to unlock your computer but by paying the demanded fine. Of course, this is not true and if you read through the given information, you will find out how to remove Specialist Crime Directorate virus and unlock your operating Windows system without getting yourself stuck in the clandestine scam.

Specialist Crime Directorate virus derives from the same faction of deceptive ransomware infections as Specialist Crime Directorate virus and Guardia Di Finanza virus, both of which are targeted at computer users living in different countries and which need to be removed. All of the viruses from this group often go by the name of Ukash or Paysafecard virus because these well-known money transfer systems have been utilized by cyber crooks to collect the alleged fines. Even though Ukash or Paysafecard services are legitimate, you should be extremely careful with them, especially if they are displayed within computer locking notifications, allegedly sent by national authorities. Actually, if you were caught performing any of the accusations presented in the bogus alert (see below), you would not be asked to pay fines using these untraceable systems.

Threat of Prosecution Reminder […]
You have been viewing or downloading prohibited Pornographic content (Child porn, Zoofilia, etc.), thus violating article 202 of the Criminal Code of the United Kingdom. Fines may only be paid within 72 hours after the infringement. As soon as 72 hours elapse, the possibility to pay the fine expires, and a criminal case is initiated.

Whether you have performed any of the listed cyber crimes or not, you should quickly delete Specialist Crime Directorate virus from your Windows system. It is not true that paying the fictitious fine is the only way to get your computer unlocked. As a matter of fact, it is most likely that spending your money will have no effect on the current lock-down and you will have your money wasted. Hence, delete the virus and do so with automatic removal tools, which will enable your operating system’s protection after the infection is removed. Please follow the instructions carefully:

Windows Vista/7

1. Restart the PC, wait for BIOS (presents information about hardware) to load and start tapping F8 on your keyboard. This will help you access Advanced Boot Options menu.
2. Using arrow keys on your keyboard, select Safe Mode with Networking. Hit Enter.
3. Once the computer boots up launch a browser and visit
http://www.pcthreat.com/download-sph .
4. Follow on-screen instructions to install the automatic virus removal tool SpyHunter.

Windows XP:

1. Restart the PC.
2. Wait for BIOS to load and immediately start hitting F8 on the keyboard.
3. Once you are routed to Windows Advanced Options Menu, use arrow keys to select Safe Mode with Networking. Hit Enter.
4. If you are greeted with a “Desktop” alert, choose Yes.
5. Click on the Start Menu.
6. Launch RUN, enter “msconfig” and click OK.
7. Once System Configuration Utility shows up, click on the Startup tab, select Disable All and click Apply.
8. Restart the computer and install SpyHunter that will automatically remove Specialist Crime Directorate virus within minutes.