System Healer - How to remove

System Healer (aka Healer Console) is an application that is presented as a PC cleanup tool that helps you protect your privacy online. It is installed to computers together with various bundles and claims to detect several issues on your system. To fix them, you will be recommended to purchase a full version of System Healer for $29.95 USD. Obviously, it is just an attempt to get money from random users.

It is strongly recommended to remove System Healer as soon as possible. Its is not worth paying anything for it. Scan your system with a reputable anti-malware program like, Spyhunter or StopZilla.

About System Healer

Although System Healer claims it can speed up your computer’s performance, it is rather misleading information. In fact, it is classified as a potentially unwanted program, as it uses unfair methods to infiltrate. Besides, its performance is quite questionable too.

Once inside, System Healer runs a system scan and in few minutes lists a bunch of errors. However, if you look at these entries closer, you will see that they are just temporary files, inactive registry entries, etc. They do not affect your computer in any way. Obviously, it is just a technique used to convince computer users into purchasing a full version of System Healer.

We do not recommend using System Healer to optimize your computer’s performance. You will only waste your money if you decide to pay for it.

Distribution Methods of System Healer

System Healer can be downloaded from its website at systemhealer.com. However, as already mentioned before, usually it is installed to computers together with freeware, like music or video players, PDF creators and so on. To avoid it, you should be more careful with your downloads and avoid any bundles that come along. Usually you can see them listed in Terms nad Agreements of the freeware or at one of the installation steps. So make sure, you follow them carefully.

If you are already receiving notifications offering you to purchase System Healer, stay away from them. You should rather scan your system with a reputable anti-malware program instead of trusting any questionable system optimizers, like System Healer.

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