There are very good reasons for removing the Windows Precaution Center. This is a serious infection which imitates the work that is done by real anti-spyware programs. For example you will get a fake Microsoft Security Essentials alert.

Given the fame that is associated with the brand you are more than likely to fall for the trick. There is a heavy price if you let the program infiltrate your activities. One of the telltale signs is that you have seen an unknown Win32 or Trojan horse on the computer. It will make the threats realistic by stating that your access will be suspended if you do not click to follow the program. If you agree then the installation will occur and you will be held to ransom.

 

 

1. The scanning risks: If you let it scan your system then you will get a report which states that you have been attacked by the “Trojan.Horse.Win32.PAV.64.a” program. You are then prompted to follow a seemingly corrective process to release your system. A high risk rating may be included in order to make the threat realistic enough to convince you to follow through with the protocols. In particular there are references to the loss of private information and drive data. At the end you will get the full program installed and your computer will be rebooted. Users have reported that they are threatened that their register key will be tampered with and an analysis is recommended. The location that is picked as the sight for the threat is the “c:\windows\system32\taskmgr.exe” or you may even get notice that you are harboring the “Backdoor.Win32.Rbot” virus.
2. Fake scans: In reality these are fake scans that are designed to alert you to problems that do not exist. Even if you are already infected, there is absolutely nothing that these programs will be able to do in order to ensure that you get relief. The first stage is to ignore them. If that fails then you should try to find protective methodologies that will completely eliminate the Windows Precaution Center. Try to tell your credit company about any charges that are made on your account as a consequence of interaction with this program.
3. Downloads: When you are infected the system will not allow you to download certain files. This means that you are unable to install the protective devices. You can use another computer for downloads and then transfer the files using the floppy disk or CD slot. A USB Flash can also be used for this purpose without causing you too much stress. When the Windows Precaution Center starts to operate, your normal desktop will appear. Allow the fake scan to continue and then press to fix the errors. This will lead you to the Update Manager screen.
4. Beating the malware: Close the program at the top right hand of the slot. When it has been closed then you can continue with your normal desktop. You should then activate a preventative program such as R-Kill which will remove any traces of the Windows Precaution Center.