What is Windows Web Combat?
Windows Web Combat is a cunning infection that comes from the Rogue.VirusDoctor family, which also includes such threats as Windows Profound Security, Windows Virtual Angel, and many others. Like its predecessors, Windows Web Combat attempts to deceive a Windows user about her/her computer system’s security by displaying misleading information and offering the user to buy its fake full version. The so-called full version of the malware is said to be able to remove all infections detected; however, as the rogue only pretends that it is antivirus software to trick you out of a large sum of money, you should remove it from the system as soon as you notice it on your computer.
Once the infection is installed by a Trojan, which gets in the system unnoticed, it is very easy to notice the presence of Windows Web Combat, because it does not stop scanning the system and presenting bogus infections. For instance, you may find such supposedly dangerous infections as Trojan-IM, Porn-Downloader, Trojan-Ransom and others having insignificant names. Of course, some widely known names will be presented, as well. For example, Trojan.MSIL.Agent or Virus.Win32.Sality may really scare you into believing that you are infected if you know what these infections are capable of. Please, ignore all the infections presented by this fake application as well as misleading alert messages, of which some are presented below:
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Keylogger activity detected. System information security is at risk. It is recommended to activate protection and run a full system scan.Error
Attempt to run a potentially dangerous script detected. Full system scan is highly recommended.
There are plenty more notifications that may be displayed by Windows Web Combat. Most of them encourage you to activate the rogue’s full version, which, after the activation only stops displaying inaccurate information and restores the Internet and disabled Windows tools. The rogue hides Task Manager; does not allow you to open Registry Editor and blocks some executable files. After the activation, you can again use those tools, but the only real infection Windows Web Combat is still present in the system, Read the instructions below to learn how to delete this pest from the system and choose the most appropriate way of removal.
Automatic Windows Web Combat Removal
Everything will be done with ease, if you decide to remove Windows Web Combat automatically. All that you need is an antispyware removal tool that can detect and delete harmful computer infections. To download antispyware software, you need to have your access to the Internet restored. As you already know, you can restore it by registering the malware.
1) Use the activation key 0W000-000B0-00T00-E0020 to register the rogue. Once you have finished the registration, you can open you internet browser and download SpyHunter, or
2) If, for some reasons, you do not want to activate the rogue, you can download the same SpyHunter onto a spare computer and then transfer the installation onto the infected computer.
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Manual Windows Web Combat Removal
If you are skeptical about automatic removals of infections, you can try to delete Windows Web Combat all by yourself, but bear in mind that you have to remove the rogue completely so that no new infections enter the system, and you do not have to repeat the removal. A manual removal of the rogue is normally recommended only to experienced troubleshooters; nonetheless, we provide you with instructions of what should be removed from the system:
1) Terminate these processes:
2) Open Registry Editor, find and delete the following registry entries created by Windows Web Combat:
3) Finalize the removal by eliminating these files from the system:
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