Windows AntiBreach Patrol

If you have noticed a strange program running and it is impossible to reach your legitimate programs and documents, it is very likely that your system has been infected by Windows AntiBreach Patrol, which is a fraudulent application. You should not expect anything good from it because it has just been created in order to extort money from you. It is particularly aimed at those trustworthy computer users and it uses different tactics to convince them that their system is infected with malicious software. Do not let this rogue application stay on your system for any longer; read throughout this article and erase Windows AntiBreach Patrol entirely.

There is no doubt that Windows AntiBreach Patrol has infiltrated your system if you are seeing similar pop-ups and other fake messages (see below).

…intel\ intel(r) management engine components \lms\ lms.exe

is suspected to have infected your PC.

This type of virus intercepts entered data and transmits them to a remote server.

You should not believe any word of these warnings because they only seek to convince you that your system is infected. What is more, Windows AntiBreach Patrol performs a scan straightaway after it gets on your PC. As you might guess, scan results show that your system contains a variety of threats including Trojans, Rootkits, Backdoors, and the like. Do not be scared; the mentioned threats do not exist on your system; however, you should make sure whether there are no other real threats.

Of course, you might not understand why we do not recommend buying a license. Firstly, you should know that it is a fake program; thus, it is definitely not going to do detect and remove threats. In addition, your credit card details will be known for cyber criminals after you fill in the purchase form. There are more reliable security applications out there and you will be able to acquire them after you get rid of Windows AntiBreach Patrol.

If you wonder how Windows AntiBreach Patrol entered your system, you should know that there might be a variety of different ways. You might just open spam mail, visit websites for adults or just download a fake scanner by clicking on those ads offering a free scanner that will detect and remove all the infections from your PC. In order to avoid similar programs in the future, you should definitely keep your antimalware tool enabled.

Let us help you to download a tool that will erase this rogue application entirely because manual removal is extremely difficult and might be unsuccessful. After you download it, install it and launch the scanner. You can also enter one of the following activation keys in order to disable symptoms.

Activation keys:

0W000-000B0-00T00-E0022

0W000-000B0-00T00-E0021

Windows AntiBreach Patrol removal

1. Restart your computer and keep tapping F8 when BIOS screen loads.
2. Select Safe Mode with Command Prompt from the Advanced Boot Options menu.
3. Press Enter.
4. Enter cd.. near C:\Windows\system32\ and tap Enter.
5. Place the cursor near C:\Windows and type in explorer.exe. Press Enter.
6. Click the Start button to open the Start menu.
7. Click Search (Windows XP users have to launch RUN).
8. Type %appdata% and tap Enter.
9. Locate svc-{random file name}.exe, click on it, and then select Delete.
10. Reboot your computer normally and then open the Start menu.
11. Select RUN/Search again and type in regedit. Click OK.
12. Go to HKEY_CURRECT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\Current Version\Winlogon.
13. Locate Shell, right-click on it and then select Modify.
14. Enter %WinDir%\Explorer.exe as Value and then click OK.
15. Open your browser and then go to http://www.pcthreat.com/download-sph .
16. Download SpyHunter and install it.
17. Scan your computer.