Virus Protect Pro (VirusProtect Pro 3.9) Removal Instructions
December 3rd, 2008 | by Alex |Virus Protect Pro Descriptions:
Virus Protect Pro, VirusProtect Pro 3.9, is the latest counterfeit anti-spyware software that endangers the world of computers. VirusProtect 3.9 usually installed itself onto your PC without your permission, through Zlob.Trojan, Virus or fake software. VirusProtect will display fake system alerts or fake security alerts to trick user to buy the paid version of VirusProtect, in order to remove the potential and reported problems. It’s believed that VirusProtect is a new variant of SpyLocked and SpyCrush. Not only does it slow down your machine dramatically, it would also put your privacy and data in danger.
It is extremely important to remove VirusProtect from your computer. You can try our recommended SpyHunter* Spyware Detection Utility, which is very intuitive and highly efficient. VirusProtect can be removed automatically. However, if you are familiar with registry edit and dll files in Windows, we strongly recommend you to try the VirusProtect manual removal instructions. It might take time and patience, but it is equally effective if you get it right.
As always, we will constantly update the instructions to combat against VirusProtect and its variants. Please feel free to post comments if you have any questions or suggestions regarding VirusProtect. This is a great community and I am sure that you would find the answers. Good luck!
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Manual Virus Protect Pro Removal Instructions:
Stop Virus Protect Pro Processes:
(Learn how to do this)
VirusProtectPro.exe
VirusProtect.exe
VirusProtect 3.8.exe
VirusProtect 3.9.exe
Unregister Virus Protect Pro DLL Files:
(Learn how to do this)
ecxwp.dll
tvtpwp.dll
cjuvwa.dll
gnjsjc.dll
fsehfcu.dll
fftktmk.dll
ryxrho.dll
vpccw.dll
gusur.dll
uglgs.dll
ivrllc.dll
wxinptv.dll
monem.dll
ymmzwd.dll
axdpfl.dll
svxmhpz.dll
wowlze.dll
Find and Delete these VirusProtect Files:
(Learn how to do this)
VirusProtect 3.8.exe
VirusProtect 3.8.lnk
VirusProtect 3.8.url
Uninstall VirusProtect 3.8.lnk
VirusProtect 3.9.exe
VirusProtect 3.9.lnk
VirusProtect 3.9.url
Uninstall VirusProtect 3.9.lnk
ecxwp.dll
tvtpwp.dll
cjuvwa.dll
gnjsjc.dll
fsehfcu.dll
fftktmk.dll
ryxrho.dll
vpccw.dll
gusur.dll
uglgs.dll
ivrllc.dll
wxinptv.dll
monem.dll
ymmzwd.dll
axdpfl.dll
svxmhpz.dll
wowlze.dll
Remove VirusProtect Registry Values:
(Learn how to do this)
dec5caa7-8045-495c-8034-35aff489fedf
d8b937a4-cdad-497b-a872-8da7c4c3ef6f
0123eb75-964c-4cb3-b796-431cc9099570
5c770fbc-cc2f-4acd-93e8-e6f0594307fd
aaad3a22-1c07-45f5-bfb3-e9a8c3b382fe
3750da11-9b0c-4a75-9c8a-bbcbfcd1ccea
C78E49C0-AB82-4C79-A189-F1E34980643B
D2A0598F-FBC4-4721-BC85-F75C0712C100
fce1c203-ff2b-4ec1-9983-e2900d29bbd8
67dc0736-075a-4647-95f5-d5421b838fed
Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths\VirusProtect 3.8.exe
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7 Responses to “Virus Protect Pro (VirusProtect Pro 3.9) Removal Instructions”
By Jose on Nov 14, 2007 | Reply
I started to get the VirusProtect popup after I installed a video codec. I followed the above instructions trying to remove the popup, but after doing everything mention above, I was still getting the VirusProtect popup message. But after I rebooted my computer the popup message are gone.
Thank you for the informations.
By Johnny on Dec 11, 2007 | Reply
Wish I found this website earlier, then I wouldn’t have to spend the money on another software.
By Brian on Dec 14, 2007 | Reply
Added new infected dll: wowlze.dll Please follow the instruction above to remove it.
By Tony on Jan 1, 2008 | Reply
I used Smitfraudfix its free and does it all..its a comandline base prog (if u have anti-whatever progs it will set them off) install run and do clean option then clean registry was fixed in less then 10 minutes
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By Mark on Jan 5, 2008 | Reply
Thanx so much for the info on Smitfraudfix – I spent hours with other programs and no luck – tried Smitfraudfix and rebooted and no more VirusProtect on the start menu or popup’s – Thanx Again.
By ricky on Jan 7, 2008 | Reply
I removed the “virusprotect 3.9″ spy with smitfraudfix.
This removed the fsehfcu.dll , the
program files /helper /video-add on /virus-protect 3.9
folders with data .
So the virus-protect 3.9 is just a fake , but
it looked like real software . I dont know how one
can come to this . Thats a good joke .
a happy new year 08 .
!!!
By Ric on Jan 16, 2008 | Reply
I got the VirusProtect after loading a video codec. I used SmitRem, and it cleared up much, but left the Zlob.Trojan. SpyHunter 3 cleared this up nicely (I hope).
This nasty little bug changed permissions in my /Local Settings folder, making 23 gigs of data invisible to me, (but not to folder options). Full system scans took over 6 hrs to complete until I found the problem. I had to go to Microsoft support and learn how to gain acces to the C:System Volume Information folder, and how to move/delete/reinstall the Temporary Internet Files folder.
I use BitDefender Internet Security 2008, and it only found 4 of the 170 infections, then couldn’t delete them because they were in archived files. The techies at BD had no clue about this bug, and had me running in circles for over a week.
So glad to be rid of this one!