The Windows Profile System is a fake program which purports to clean up the operational capacity of your PC. In the end it will open you up to fake promotions which are not really effective at helping you to work with the main facilities on the software structure. You will need to transfer the download from another computer using the USB Flash or CD. An external drive will be very useful for this purpose.

1. The startup: Before the normal desktop appears, the Windows Profile System will open up a tab which cautions you against proceeding without protection. Go through the system until it reaches the fixing option. You can close it by pressing the X at the side of the rectangle or square. This allows you to load Windows normally and that is when you can begin the installation process. Make sure that you have downloaded a program such as R-Kill which prevents interference as you attempt to clean up the network. Make sure that you save the iExplore.exe file to your desktop where it can easily be accessed for purposes of getting to the bottom of the malware that is infecting your system.
2. Icons and their function: Make sure that you click on the iExplore.exe icon which will stop all the processes associated with the Windows Profile System. It may also be able to tackle the alternative rogue programs that are negatively impacting on the performance of your PC. There will be some delay as the program attempts to search for all the forms of malware that are installed on the system. A black window will automatically close when the scan has been completed. Even when you get a message that R-Kill is some form of malware you should ignore it. These are some of the tricks that are associated with the Windows Profile System.
3. Running the filter: One of the responses that you should get if you are warned that R-Kill is dangerous is to simply ignore the notice and run the program again. You will then be able to bypass this attempt at stopping you from clearing the network. Do not reboot the computer because Windows Profile System will recover and start the process without your being able to get rid of it. The idea is to give it a false sense of security that it is in control of the PC whereas you are deleting it in the background. In some instances you can download many files that are named RKill so as to confuse the malware as to the ones that it needs to attack.

There is an interrogation screen which you have to follow according to the default settings. At the end the PC will be cleared of the Windows Profile System and you will be asked to reboot. If you find that the same older error messages are coming up then you will need to repeat the process until you are getting the normal Windows Desktop without any warning signs.