The Windows Anticrashes Utility is a menace to computer users. For example it is capable of seriously compromising your privacy. If you are working from home, this is one of the programs that can end up costing you lots of money. A preventative approach is far better than waiting for events to happen. It will work by making you believe that there are hundreds of viruses that are encroaching on your PC and that you need to act quickly in order to prevent a real disaster. In reality you will find that there is nothing wrong with the system but this is a clever advertizing ploy to get you to buy their products. The Spyware Doctor is normally quite good at dealing with these threats because it goes deep into the computer and fishes out any threats that have been disguised in the process.

1. The AV application: The Windows Anticrashes Utility is well marketed as an antivirus element. If you are not prepared then you may easily fall for the trick. Too much caution might lead you into spending money that you cannot afford. The sign that you have been tricked is when you try to fix the problems. They will send out a message saying that you need to buy the full version in order to deal with the problem. You will then be directed to a website that will process payments. The scam is then complete and you will have to go through hoops in order to recover your money. Do not buy the recommended utility license because you do not really need it.
2. Security measures: In any case you have the responsibility for ensuring that your computer is protected at all times. The default is that you should buy a program that works and then ensure that it is configured appropriately. Do not allow the malware to start a campaign on your computer. If you are not sure that you are dealing with the Windows Anticrashes Utility then it is advisable to visit the Microsoft website. They have regular updates which will include those negative elements that have been disturbing computers. It is through these investigations that you will be able to pick up the strands.
3. The system warnings: Over time some patterns have been established which are indicative of the Windows Anticrashes Utility.  They will tell you that there has been an attempt to modify the key entries on the registry. Obviously this is a very worrying development but you have to first check with your official software provider for the updates. The warning will show that there is a bad file on the following location: “c:windowssystem32taskmgr.exe”. Invariably the virus is reported as being the notorious “Backdoor.Win32.Rbot”. Real investigations will show that there is absolutely nothing wrong with your PC. When you are presented with a false solution, just follow through with it. At the end you have the option of downloading a program that will completely get rid of the Windows Anticrashes Utility. You will then be able to work again without interruption.