Virus Melt - How to remove

Virus Melt (a.k.a Virus Melts) is a new rogue anti-virus program, which essentially means it’s a fake virus remover, which has the goal of tricking the user into purchasing it’s “full version”. This parasite usually enters the system by using the infamous trojan Zlob, which can be found in porn/warez websites, disguised as a video codec.

Once inside and active, Virus Melt will flood the user with popups and fake system notifications, supposedly to inform him of an infection or multiple infections present on the system. This information may be true by sheer coincidence, but Virus Melt has neither the ability to detect nor remove viruses and should therefore be disregarded. Another one of Virus Melt’s dirty tricks, are fake system scans, which produce greatly exaggerated results.

Virus Melt is a scam and should be treated as such: do NOT download or buy it and block it’s homepage using your HOSTS file.

Virus Melt rogue spyware might have been a new addition to the rogue anti-spyware group back in 2009. However, now, it is not considered to be that big of a threat. In 2016, the amount of misleading security tools is increased and novelties get introduced to the Internet society very frequently. It is better to proceed without a security tool at all rather than having a program which is not going to be designated on helping you steer clear of malware.

Virus Melt seems to be awfully relatable with Virus Doctor that exploits similar strategies. Both of these applications are considered to be rogue and their activity is not going to be focused on providing users with services of high quality. Tainted results to security scans are not a feature that should surface from security programs. No matter how hard Virus Melt is going to boast about melting all viruses and keeping devices running superb, it won’t keep these promises. Its main goal is to advertise the full version of this product and profit from clueless users. The creators of rogue software applications laugh like a true villains every time some one purchases the full version of Virus Melt, without realizing that this is not a trustworthy application.

Since a lot of time has passed from the good old days when Virus Melt had a chance of deceiving people very easily, it is now not considered a program that is actively distributed. However, there is always a chance of getting infected with it, but it might be difficult to avoid all of the negative articles and comments about it. If you type its name in a search box, you will be introduced to links that write this security tool as completely rogue and useless. This is also quite useful when it comes to all sorts of programs: always look at reviews and the general reputation of the selected software. If security researchers have doubts about the reliability of it, then you should look for an alternative. Getting infected or downloading a PUP (Potentially Unwanted Program) is extremely easy. Staying safe, on the other hand, is a complexed objective to pursue. The amount of infectious content all arounds us is ridiculous. That is why people are advised to have a security tool that they can rely on 100% or beyond.

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