ERROR # ER36dx9832(3) Scam - How to remove

ERROR # ER36dx9832(3) is a faulty error notification reported by a fake technical support scary website. There are several malicious pages used for the purpose of displaying the frustrating notification. Often the online criminals refer to the help of several hacked or fraudulent resources to force people into calling the specific toll-free helpline, for example, +1-865-277-6389. The scary alert normally mentions that it is related to Microsoft technical support. Nevertheless, there are specific frauds standing behind such misleading messages. Their mission is to force you into wasting your money for nothing. Many similar fake errors exist online, such as WIN-8×0007 and “Windows Warning Alert”, and they’re all fraudulent.

The peculiarity of the ERROR # ER36dx9832(3) fake alerts is that the users typically visit the above-said pages unintentionally. The browsers may unexpectedly open these sites because of a certain PUP (potentially unwanted program) currently installed on the device. Following this article will help you to remove the ERROR # ER36dx9832(3) pop-up scam and delete the associated adware completely from the system.

Deception by the ERROR # ER36dx9832(3) alert.

The frustrating message quoting ERROR # ER36dx9832(3) is presented as the alert from the Windows OS. However, the Microsoft company is not related to displaying any of such statements. The frauds user the names and the logos of well-known companies to make their scary statements more trustworthy. The investigation of the ERROR # ER36dx9832(3) reveals that such error simply is not real and has never been encountered by the PC users before. The message also claims that it is necessary to call the +1-865-277-6389 toll-free helpline. Below please find the quotation from the fake message:

Windows Security
The server wini9323xxo.cf is asking for your user name and password. the server reports that it is from Suspicious activity detected on your IP address due to harmful virus installed in your computer. Call Helpline now +1-865-277-6389 for any assistance.
Warning: Your user name and password will be sent using basic authentication on a connection that isn’t secure.

The fake alert also indicates that the ERROR # ER36dx9832(3) bug is the result of some virus to be currently enabled in your device. Calling the aforesaid number connects the users with the online frauds who will disguise themselves as Microsoft technicians. The trick is that these cyber criminals  will instruct you to pay the money in their favor supposedly for fixing the computer remotely. Alternatively, they may instruct you to download some dubious software, most likely considered as a PUP (potentially unwanted program).

No matter what the ERROR # ER36dx9832(3) alert instructs you to do, fulfilling its guidelines is a serious mistake. You may end up installing certain rogue security software or waste your money for nothing by subscribing to the paid yet useless services. The main purpose of such alerts is not to help you clean your PC but rather to empty your pockets in favor of the online frauds.

The only correct solution for you to remove the ERROR # ER36dx9832(3) scam is to close the pop-up window. We have to admit that sometimes the alert may switch your browser into the full-screen mode, thus making it really difficult for you to close it or to open new browser tabs. If this is the case, we recommend you to refer to the help of Task Manager and end the process of your hijacked browser. We recommend that you do not restore the previously loaded pages, otherwise, the same scary alert may reappear.

How to remove the ERROR # ER36dx9832(3) scam?

The first step to properly get rid of the ERROR # ER36dx9832(3) fake alert is to neutralize the malicious software that brought your browser to one of its associated hacked pages. We are absolutely confident that visiting that scary page was not your personal decision. Therefore, there is a high probability that your computer right now is infected with some adware that has hijacked your browser and now repeatedly causes the sequence of unexpected browser redirections. We recommend you to carefully examine the list of your available applications by accessing the Control Panel and deleting the programs that do not look familiar to you. Secondly, pay attention to the browser extensions. Delete the entries that look suspicious and could cause the aforesaid troubles.

The problem with many adware-type programs is that they often do not provide users with a direct uninstaller. So, at the first glance, the PC may look as free of any malware, however, the browser may keep redirecting you to dubious and malicious pages periodically. We recommend that you refer to the help of reliable anti-virus software, such as Spyhunter or Malwarebytes, to properly fix your system in an automatic way and to protect it from further attacks.

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How to remove ERROR # ER36dx9832(3) Scam using Windows Control Panel

Many hijackers and adware like ERROR # ER36dx9832(3) install some of their components as regular Windows programs as well as additional software. This part of malware can be uninstalled from the Control Panel. To access it, do the following.

• Start→Control Panel (older Windows) or press Windows Key→Search and enter Control Panel and then press Enter (Windows 8, Windows 10).
• Choose Uninstall Program (if you don't see it, click in the upper right next to "View by" and select Category).
• Go through the list of programs and select entries related to ERROR # ER36dx9832(3) Scam . You can click on "Name" or "Installed On" to reorder your programs and make ERROR # ER36dx9832(3) easier to find.
• Click the Uninstall button. If you're asked if you really want to remove the program, click Yes.
• In many cases anti-malware programs are better at detecting related parasites, thus I recommend installing Spyhunter to identify other programs that might be a part of this infection.