How to Remove Fake Anti-virus System Progressive Protection? Manually Delete System Progressive Protection

A pop-up that you never seen before titled with System Progressive Protection tells your system is infected with viruses, Trojans, worms and other threats? Is it fake or legit? What do I do to remove all the infections and keep the system clean? Does it work to pay for the System Progressive Protection?

What is System Progressive Protection?

Please be noted that System Progressive Protection is a fake security program that you need to remove it as soon as possible to secure the system and data. Once it sneaks to your computer, it will do a scan for your computer and display a fake alert to make you believe that your system is infected. Usually it is difficult for people who don’t have enough computer knowledge to tell from the neat and professional looking whether it is legit or not. And once you follow the on screen instruction to activate System Progressive Protection to get ultimate protection, against identify Theft, viruses, malware and other threats. If you follow the onscreen instructions to delete the threats, you are required to purchase the full version of System Progressive Protection. That is how this malware works. It is totally a trap that you should never pay for it.

How dangerous System Progressive Protection Is?

System Progressive Protection is not only annoying but also dangerous. It is great possible that System Progressive Protection is come bundled with other malwares and can install more threats to the victim computer, which will definitely lead to severe damage of the system, such as unexpected files deletion, Internet blocking and even loss access to the system. And additionally, System Progressive Protection installs into the computer without the confirmation of the users and configures itself to start automatically when windows boot. System Progressive Protection is really stubborn that antivirus programs often fail to pick it up completely. To utterly get rid of System Progressive Protection, you need to delete it manually.

System Progressive Protection Screenshot:

How come my trusted anti-virus program fails to delete the System Progressive Protection?

For one moment you thought it is gone, but it just comes back after reboot. Well, computer users should learn to know the fact that there are no perfect anti-virus programs to handle all viruses. Since there are hundreds and thousands of viruses are created every day, and most of them have the ability to keep mutating all the time, changing codes and locations to be well-hidden as to avoid being detected. What is more, it takes time for antivirus to update to the latest version. Of course, an antivirus program is always needed to safeguard your computer with basic protection. However, when it comes to some stubborn virus, only manual removal can ensure complete deletion.

System Progressive Protection Manual Removal Instructions:

To manually remove System Progressive Protection, you need to end processes, unregister DLL files, search and delete all other System Progressive Protection files and registry entries. Follow the System Progressive Protection removal guide below to start.

Step 1: Start the infected computer in safe mode with networking.

Step 2: Stop process that System Progressive Protection has run on your system:

random.exe

Step 3: Delete files that System Progressive Protection has added to your system folders and files：

%AppData%\NPSWF32.dll
%AppData%\Protector-[random 3 characters].exe
%AppData%\Protector-[random 4 characters].exe
%AppData%\W34r34mt5h21ef.dat
%AppData%\result.db
%CommonStartMenu%\Programs\System Progressive Protection.lnk
%Desktop%\System Progressive Protection.lnk

Step 4: Remove registry entries that System Progressive Protection has created to your system registry editor:(Note: Back up the Windows registry before editing it, so that you can quickly restore it later if any wrong operation.)

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\RunOnce

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\"Shell" = "[random].exe"

Read more how to delete System Progressive Protection registry entries

Video Guide Removal Help

Please be advised that manual removal of System Progressive Protection is a complicated process and if you haven’t sufficient expertise in dealing with program files, process, .dll files and registry entries, it may lead to mistakes damaging your system. Therefore, it is required to get professional tech support to make sure complete and safe deletion.

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