Windows Efficiency Kit

By now you should know that rogue antispyware applications cannot be trusted, but despite the fact that computer users are much better educated nowadays, they still get infected with the likes of Windows Efficiency Kit. It is not that surprising, however, because Windows Efficiency Kit looks very much like a reliable antivirus program, so a lot of users simply believe they have installed a legitimate application instead of a computer threat.

Believing in Windows Efficiency Kit leads to a whole list of problems the most obvious of which are slow computer and slow internet connection. You will also be flood with an avalanche of fake security notifications that will urge you to purchase the full version of Windows Efficiency Kit in order to protect your computer from dangerous “threats”. Let’s not forget the fake scan and its results that present you with an extensive list of Trojans, rootkits, adware programs and other supposed computer threats. A shrewd user is bound to notice that something is not right about Windows Efficiency Kit and its promises – no legitimate program tries to make you buy it so eagerly.

If you want to protect your money, your personal information and your computer system, you simply have to remove Windows Efficiency Kit as soon as possible. Only experienced computer users should try removing the rogue on their own. We suggest terminating Windows Efficiency Kit with a reliable antimalware program that would consequently ensure your system is safeguarded against other possible rogue infections.

Here are some of the misleading warnings which you should ignore:

Error
Keylogger actively detected. System information security is at risk. It is recommended to activate protection and run a full system scan.

User Notification Service
... intel\intel(r) management engine components\uns\uns.exe is suspected to have infected your PC. This type of virus intercepts entered data and transmits them to a remote server.

These security alerts have nothing in common with the actual security status of your operating system, so you should ignore them and remove Windows Efficiency Kit from the computer as soon as you can.

If you are worried about the malfunctions of the system, keep in mind that they are caused by Windows Efficiency Kit. The fake anti-virus program is capable of disabling executable files and your access to the Internet just like Windows Prime Shield, Windows Prime Booster and the many other rogue computer security tools attributed to the Rogue.VirusDoctor family. Windows Efficiency Kit is not powered by any malware detection technology, so do not hesitate to remove it from the computer.

In order to bring an end to the multiple unexpected restarts of the system and the other malfunctions, implement a spyware removal tool. Below you will find three activation keys. One of the keys should help you register the program so that you can implement a spyware removal tool:

0W000-000B0-00T00-E0001
0W000-000B0-00T00-E0002
0W000-000B0-00T00-E0003

Once you register the malicious program, install a powerful spyware removal tool. We recommend that you implement SpyHunter because it can easily eliminate Windows Efficiency Kit and safeguard the system against other threats. The application can also save your time because it does not require a lot of interaction. If you really want to get rid of Windows Efficiency Kit, take action right now.

How to remove Windows Efficiency Kit

If the registration keys given above do not work, use the removal guide provided below.

1. Restart the computer.
2. Once the BIOS startup screen loads, start tapping F8.
3. Select Safe Mode with Command Prompt and press Enter.
4. Type in cd.. next to C:\Windows\system32\ and press Enter.
5. When another line appears, type in C:\Windows\explorer.exe and press Enter.
6. Open the Start menu.
7. If you use Windows XP, first launch the Run command; in other cases, use the search box in the Start menu. Type in %appdata% and hit Enter.
8. 8. Delete the file guard-{4 random symbols}.exe.
9. Restart the computer.
10. Again open the Start menu and type regedit into the search box. If you use Windows XP, first launch the Run command.
11. Press Enter.
12. 12. Go to HKEY_CURRECT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\Current Version\Winlogon.
13. Right-click on Shell and select Modify.
14. In order to change Value Data, type in %WinDir%\Explorer.exe and click OK.
15. Close the window and go to http://www.pchtreat.com/download-sph to download the recommended spyware removal tool.