How to Remove Virus Protect 3.3 from Computer

Virus Protect is a fake anti-virus program created to steal your money.

Virus Protect 3.3, also known as Virus Protect Pro, is a fake anti-virus program that infects your computer via a Trojan. Once Virus Protect infects your computer, it immediately begins to flood your computer with pop-ups that tell you that your computer is infected with various spyware applications. The purpose of these pop-ups is to scare you into purchasing the full version of Virus Protect. Rather than pass on your financial information to a hacker, you should remove Virus Protect from your computer.

Instructions

End Associated Processes

1. Press "Ctrl" + "Alt" + "Delete."

2. Click on "Start Task Manager" and then click on the "Processes" tab.

3. Right-click on "VirusProtectPro.exe" and select "End Process."

4. Close the Task Manager.

Delete DLLs and Files

1. Click on the "Start" menu and type "cmd" into the "Search Programs and Files" box and press "Enter." If you are using a version of Windows earlier than Windows Vista, you will need to type "cmd" into the Run box and click "OK." The Windows Command Prompt opens.

2. Type the following commands (without the quotation marks) into the Windows Command Prompt. Be sure to press "Enter" after each command:

   "regsvr32 u/ nuqjici.dll"
   "regsvr32 u/ xkrdk.dll"
   "regsvr32 u/ onwtj.dll"
   "regsvr32 u/ zpeolvh.dll"
   "regsvr32 u/ fyxkaah.dll"
   "del VirusProtectPro 3.3.lnk"
   "del Uninstall VirusProtectPro 3.3.lnk"
   "del VirusProtectPro 3.3.url"
   "del VirusProtectPro 3.3 Website.lnk"

3. Close the Windows Command Prompt.

Delete Registry Values

1. Click on the "Start" menu and type "regedit" into the "Search Programs and Files" box and press "Enter." If you are using a version of Windows earlier than Windows Vista, you will need to type "regedit" into the "Run" box and click "OK." The Windows Registry Editor opens.

2. Locate the following registry values in the left pane of the Windows Registry Editor and delete them. To delete a registry value, right-click on it and select "Delete."

   "43DF1CEE-70B3-4E2D-A740-4AC468786207"
   "6AFB5B8E-ACFD-4489-91B3-DAA1388A31EC"
   "E9817993-83FF-4343-B14E-6CDFB378B21D"
   "815B01A0-BF97-41E9-ACF2-32B76F98A960"
   "5CA1A9F6-10F8-4008-B884-755B25B6848A"
   "F5D23930-23C6-440E-AB55-D019E1171539"
   "50450F27-B90B-422B-A4C9-5EC5A5B78001"
   "2C5B5226-045D-4A46-B4FC-228B0891FEEC"
   "314120E4-5A05-492C-9BF2-22558CF0F202"
   "3BF6C840-4D12-4FB5-88A2-E2BC03461DC2"
   "42F16135-D0A4-43A2-990C-27FCABD9C19F"
   "C5BF4465-5322-462F-B41F-459F649F3996"
   "630CBF61-54CC-4AC3-97B0-D4071345807C"
   "EDE2A2B4-B1CB-4BF8-93D1-154E49284A71"
   "E4703CF2-7F82-4AD7-B317-8EC1CBC9B619"
   "4D31CCA1-C42B-4796-851F-CA8ED4CD2A7E"

3. Close the Windows Registry Editor.

References

• FasterPCCleanClean: How to Remove VirusProtect Pro 3.3