Windows System Defender

Windows System Defender is yet another rogue antispyware application, which should be eradicated from any system as soon as it has been detected.

Windows System Defender is also referred to Windows System Defender and hails from the same rogueware family as Windows PC Defender and Windows Protection Suite.

As a rogue antispyware application, Windows System Defender tends to display the following properties:

• Changes browser settings
• Shows commercial adverts
• Stays resident in background

Windows System Defender has one primary objective: to scare its victims into purchasing its licensed version.

Windows System Defender does not deviate much from the typical and most widely practiced tactics of PC parasite infiltration.

Windows System Defender tends to make use of affiliated backdoor Trojan infections, usually Trojan Vundo or Zlob, in order to ensure hidden penetration into the targeted machine is successful.

Once inside the designated system, Windows System Defender will obscurely create hundreds of fake malware entities in the infiltrated system. Once this is done, Windows System Defender will then “detect” these dummy files and ensure the unsuspecting user, you, think it’s high time you removed all the reported malware.

Windows System Defender malicious trialware usually runs each time you log onto Windows and will display its fake system scanner that claims to find a variety of corrupted dangerous files.

As a well-practiced tactic, Windows System Defender will have you believe that in order to protect your Operating System against these “detections”, you will be prompted to install Windows System Defender’s full commercial version which demands payment.

If you do install Windows System Defender licensed software, you will soon realize that it’s not only worthless in terms of malware removal, but it compromises any computer systems’ performance and will eventually slow down the computer considerably.

Windows System Defender could possibly display irritating pop-ups, fake messages and will continuously offer the user to purchase the Windows System Defender application.

These Trojans that assist Windows System Defender in infiltrating a system can also steal the user’s personal information.

Do not purchase Windows System Defender as this is a rogue anti-spyware application. Windows System Defender should be deleted immediately from the user’s computer system.

One will need to remove Windows System Defender from the infected computer system, as soon as it has been detected. The thing about Windows System Defender, and many rogue applications, is the fact that it is extremely difficult to delete from an infected system.

One should make use of a reliable and legitimate, fully functional, up-to-date anti-spyware application, to remove Windows System Defender and all its components from the infected computer system.