How to Remove a Trojan.Agent/Gen-MulDrop - Uninstall This Fake Spyware Easily

Trojan.Agent/Gen-MulDrop like legitimate software. It sounds like it could protect your PC against spyware, rootkits, and other viruses, but in reality it is fake spyware itself, that wants to slow down your system, and assault you with annoying pop ups. To get rid of this virus is crucial, as leaving it alone to do its work will result in more infections, more headaches, and possibly stolen funds from your bank account. We have to remove Trojan.Agent/Gen-MulDrop before it causes any serious damage.

This particular spyware is a relative of a previous fake program called Desktop Security 2010. The hackers who created it released this new version, in hopes that users will download and purchase a corrupt 'Full Version.' Once Trojan.Agent/Gen-MulDrop 2010 is installed, it makes serious adjustments to the user's PC, and begins creating files and folders. It will scan the computer and come up with false infections. It will try to scare the user with warnings such as "Your computer is being used as spamming machine. You can get sued for spam.

Your computer WILL BE DISCONNECTED FORM INTERNET BECAUSE SPAMMING OTHER PCs" and "The antivirus database has become outdated and should be updated now. Click on this message to receive the latest antivirus updates."

To remove infections like this one, you either need manual removal from a professional, or something called a malware removal tool. An automatic removal tool will clean the infection from your PC, and actively protect your PC as you browse the internet, from now into the future. It's a vital to protect your PC, as new viruses and spyware are stronger and more frequent than ever. If you're an advanced PC user, or a registered technician, then you can follow the steps at my website to remove selected files from your system's registry, however be aware that a single error can make things worse for the computer, so extra care must be taken.

Are you tired of risking your security and safety online? Remove Trojan.Agent/Gen-MulDrop and surf the internet with a peace of mind.