SAntivirus - How to remove

SAntivirus stands for a potentially unwanted program elaborated by the Digital Com.Inc company. Its developers promise that this application will protect your device from all possible threats by rendering professional security services. However, the research indicates that SAntivirus instead reports many false positives to scare you into purchasing its so-called licensed version. The analysis also reveals that there is no substantial difference between trial or registered version of this software.

Segurazo is the alternative name for SAntivirus. You may directly download this software through its official landing page serugazo.com. However, many people claim that the program came up on their screens without their direct intention. It is typically bundled with many free applications, whereas the information about this additional offer is not properly disclosed. For this and many other reasons, SAntivirus is correctly identified as rogue security software that should be immediately uninstalled.

SAntivirus PUP should be removed quickly:

Type of threat	Potentially unwanted program, Rogue security program.
How SAntivirus gets installed	Downloaded from its website, installed by other, free programs without your consent.
Problems and issues	False positives and misleading scan results, repeated scans on startup, intrusive pop-ups that harass the user to pay for SAntivirus.
Remove SAntivirus	Use the uninstaller, remove malware with antivirus programs (like Spyhunter).

How did SAntivirus end up on your PC?

The intrusion of SAntivirus on your computer is definitely the failure of your current security software to protect your system against malware attacks. Even if you make your own decision to install this pseudo cleaner from the official page, your existing anti-virus program should timely warn you about the attack. If this did not happen, then it’s obviously a valid reason for you to reconsider your choices and switch to another program for your computer security needs.

There is a high probability that SAntivirus injected your PC as a result of you downloading freeware from other third-party resources. This method is called bundling. For instance, you may wish to install certain useful application, however, its installer may by default suggest you install some other extra apps that you definitely do not need. Obviously, it is very important for you not to agree with such proposals. However, the problem is that often this information may not be properly disclosed. For instance, it may be mentioned in a small-print manner. Make sure you always select the Advanced “Custom” installation mode where you may uncheck all third-party programs you do not really need. Logically, when you mistakenly agree with all the aforesaid proposals, you may end up installing a lot of third-party programs of a bad reputation, such as SAntivirus rogue, or one of the many versions of PCCleaner.

Once installed, SAntivirus amends important system settings in order to be automatically started together with Windows. It will initiate fake system scans and soon give a long scan report indicating a lot of false positives. Sooner or later, the program will lead you to its order page and will instruct you to purchase its license supposedly to fix the reported problems. If you do not agree with its proposals, the program will keep distracting you with its intrusive pop-ups mentioning more severe and scary problems. Because of SAntivirus your computer will work in a very slow manner and the system may periodically crash or freeze.

How to remove SAntivirus effectively?

Many people actually claim that they have been experiencing a lot of problems removing SAntivirus. This is because the program amends the local group policy settings through the application of the SeLoadDriverPriviledge command in order to escalate specific privileges and set persistence on the attacked device.

The first step to getting rid of SAntivirus is to attempt uninstalling it manually from the list of all available programs. Access your Control Panel and look for this rogue app mentioned in the list. Once you locate its presence, get rid of it right away.

If you cannot locate SAntivirus in the list of your available programs, then perform this sequence of steps:

• Go to disc C > Program Files > SAntivirus.
• Among the available files in the directory, you may find items named uninstaller or SAntivirusUninstaller.
• Click on the uninstaller to launch it.
• Proceed through the uninstall process and complete it.
• Restart your PC.

Once the system is restarted, we strongly advise that you scan it with one or several reputable anti-malware tools (such as Spyhunter) that will help to locate other traces of malware and to get rid of them effectively. The step-by-step instructions are provided below.

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