Ultimate System Guard - How to remove

Ultimate System Guard is a rogue anti-spyware program, brought into the world of cyber threats by the same people who gave us Malware Catcher, Windows Security Suite and god-knows-what else. This parasite works according to the same principle as it’s predecessors, as well as most other modern rogues. Ultimate System Guard enters the system without the user’s knowledge or consent and tries to mislead him into purchasing it’s “licensed version”. Much like any other rogue, this one usually relies on various trojans to enter the system – you can get infected in many ways, ranging from clicking a spam-mail link to downloading a codec to see a video online.

Upon entering the system, Ultimate System Guard will begin spreading the disinformation by way of misleading popups, which claim the system is infected and in need of a security program (not just any security program, of course). The popups link to the purchase page of Ultimate System Guard. In addition to that, the parasite also performs fake system scans, which either mark legitimate files as threats (false positives) or files created by Ultimate System Guard itself. The rogue might also hijack your browser and redirect it to various websites, most likely those that host fake online scans.

Some users noted, that trojans spreading rogue parasites might disable or remove legitimate anti-virus and anti-spyware protection. Thus it is critical to keep your anti-spyware programs up-to-date, and remove Ultimate System Guard to secure your system and avoid loss of critical information.

There are no benefits in owning Ultimate System Guard – it will only give you a slow system, tons of annoying popups and an empty wallet. Ultimate System Guard is a scam and should be treated as such: do NOT download or buy it and remove it immediatelly upon detection. Here are Ultimate System Guard removal instructions.

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