AdwareAlert - How to remove

AdwareAlert

AdwareAlert one of many rogue anti-spyware threats to surface the Web in late March 2008. It is a clone of such notorious rogues as SpyFalcon, SpySheriff and SpywareQuake. It can be installed without the user’s knowledge by a downloader trojan that exploits a flaw in the Windows operating system.

AdwareAlert acts like a normal antispyware program, though has several features make it less than wanted in your system. At first, it displays a blinking icon in the system tray that shows an alert message which looks similar to windows messages. If you happen to click it, AdwareAlert will start up and offer you a "free" spyware scan that will display an exaggerated report full of non-existent threats after it is complete. However, if you want to get rod of these bogus threats, you have to buy the "full" AdwareAlert version, which features a sole difference from the trial: it no longer shows you’re infected. Some trade-off, we must say.

In any case, DO NOT trust, download or purchase AdwareAlert under any circumstances, unless you fancy being royally scammed.

Automatic Malware removal tools

Download Spyhunter for Malware detection
(Win)

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Download Combo Cleaner for Malware detection
(Mac)

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