Are you one of the thousands of unlucky users with PC Live Guard? Don’t let your computer become ravaged by this hacker software. Just like its brother Live PC Care, it can destroy your system if given the chance. It can spread itself to your friends and family. PC Live Guard is designed to look officially designed by Microsoft. Don’t fall for the familiar looking “Activate” button in the upper left corner that you’ve seen in other official Microsoft software. This virus has no affiliation with Windows, but tries to appear that way so it can try to steal your credit card information. Let’s remove PC Live Guard, shall we?

Ways to Detect an Infection:

You may be unsure whether or not you have PC Live Guard on your computer. The first and most obvious signal is a warning message such as “System alert! Malicious applications, which may contains Trojans, were found on your computer and are to be removed immediately. Click here to remove these potentially harmful items using PC Live Guard.” The other signals are slowed down computer performance, adjusted background graphics and/or icons, loads of pop-ups, and a freezing operating system.

These are indications that something is wrong. So how can we wipe this off our system before it causes certain chaos?

Manual Removal should be considered if you’re a techie or IT professional. It involves inspecting your registry files in the LOCAL_HKEY_USER folder, and carefully deleting all system files associated with this particular virus. You may find registry files strangely misnamed or with strangely larger file sizes.

The files that PC Live Guard creates on your system are among the following:

%UserProfile%Recentcb.drv

%UserProfile%RecentCLSV.sys

%UserProfile%RecentDBOLE.exe

%UserProfile%RecentFW.dll

%UserProfile%Recentkernel32.drv

%UserProfile%RecentPE.tmp

%UserProfile%Recentppal.dll

%UserProfile%RecentSM.dll

%UserProfile%RecentSICKBOY.tmp

%UserProfile%Recentsld.drv

You would then follow deletion of these files with a deletion of all exe files associated with the virus, found in your program files folder. I do NOT recommend that average or beginner users attempt a manual deletion. I only recommend an expert make registry changes, as one wrong file deletion can cause debilitating system errors.

How To Remove This Virus Quickly and Easily:

The most basic way to uninstall this virus without breaking the bank at a computer technician’s shop is an automatic deletion. It removes PC Live Guard. It also protects against the next wave of viruses to hit the internet, which I feel is extremely important. Get rid of the barrage of fake security threats, the popups, and the false warnings. Get your computer acting fast again!