[loveloveX]

What is I'm getting so scared, I havent done anything wrong.

[Bex7t6]

It's a virus scam. Follow these instructions to remove it or go to YouTube from your phone or another pc or laptop and watch am instructional video.

http://cleanallvirus.blogspot.co.uk/...us-how-to.html

Or these instructions which have pics to show you exactly what to do.

http://www.fixpcyourself.com/how-to-...irus/#more-579

[Pete Grain]

Originally Posted by Bex7t6

It's a virus scam. Follow these instructions to remove it or go to YouTube from your phone or another pc or laptop and watch am instructional video.

http://cleanallvirus.blogspot.co.uk/...us-how-to.html

Or these instructions which have pics to show you exactly what to do.

http://www.fixpcyourself.com/how-to-...irus/#more-579

Good advice - especially second link.

Personally I think everyone should already have - or get - and install Malwarebytes - would cut down the time needed to utilise it. Same with Superantispyware and Spybot.

I know there is almost an endless array of security/cleaning programmes, but these 3 are probably the best imho to have at hand when things go south.

For routine maintenance CCleaner, Advanced Disk Cleaner, Glary Free Utilities with Registry Defrag & Registry Booster (best going with paid option here) cumulatively can help to protect, minimise risk, and a huge benefit to have installed/updated *if* you ever get caught by nasties like this.

[Bex7t6]

Originally Posted by Pete Grain

Good advice - especially second link.

Personally I think everyone should already have - or get - and install Malwarebytes - would cut down the time needed to utilise it. Same with Superantispyware and Spybot.

I know there is almost an endless array of security/cleaning programmes, but these 3 are probably the best imho to have at hand when things go south.

For routine maintenance CCleaner, Advanced Disk Cleaner, Glary Free Utilities with Registry Defrag & Registry Booster (best going with paid option here) cumulatively can help to protect, minimise risk, and a huge benefit to have installed/updated *if* you ever get caught by nasties like this.

Dang! I meant to mention malware bites. Also very good advice given

[jra]

Also SpywareBlaster, which blocks various stuff before it even lands on your PC.

http://www.brightfort.com/spywareblaster.html

[Pete Grain]

Originally Posted by jra

Also SpywareBlaster, which blocks various stuff before it even lands on your PC.

http://www.brightfort.com/spywareblaster.html

Thanks for that one..Have heard of this proggie, just never researched it. Bookmarked for a closer look this weekend