How to remove Spyware Protection 2010

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Spyware Protection 2010 description

Do not entrust your computer safety into hands of Spyware Protection 2010! Although it’s named like an anti-spyware tool, it has nothing to do with computer security. SpywareProtection 2010 is a computer infection distributed by worms, trojans and other malware.

Spyware Protection 2010 imitates actions of a security program but it is not capable of actually doing a single useful thing. It fabricates security alerts in order to push people into buying the program. Avoid the trap: infections reported by SpywareProtection2010 are imaginary, it’s only a bait to get your money.

Spyware Protection 2010 is a Rogue Antispyware software

How to manually remove Spyware Protection 2010

To remove Spyware Protection 2010 spyware you must block Spyware Protection 2010 sites, stop and remove processes, unregister DLL files, search and delete all other Spyware Protection 2010 files and registry utility. Follow the Spyware Protection 2010 detection and removal instructions below.

The most typical software removal method is to remove Spyware Protection 2010 by using "Add or Remove Programs" service. However there may be hidden Spyware Protection 2010 files, running processes and registries in your computer, so Spyware Protection 2010 may recreate all other files after reboot.

Spyware Protection 2010 manual removal instructions

Block Spyware Protection 2010 sites:
safetymans.com Read more how to block Spyware Protection 2010 sites

Stop and remove Spyware Protection 2010 processes:
SpywareProtection2010.exe Read more how to kill Spyware Protection 2010 processes

Locate and delete Spyware Protection 2010 registry entries:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run "SpywareProtection2010" Read more how to delete Spyware Protection 2010 registry entries
Download RegistryBooster 2010 to scan errors caused by Spyware Protection 2010

Detect and delete other Spyware Protection 2010 files:
SpywareProtection2010.exe
SpywareProtection2010.lnk
Uninstall SpywareProtection2010.lnk

We strongly recommend you to use spyware remover to track Spyware Protection 2010 and automaticaly remove Spyware Protection 2010 processes, registries and files as well as other spyware threats.

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16 Responses to

Spyware Protection 2010

  1. Bob Wilson
    December 11th, 2010 at 7:37 pm

    Spyware blocked your download from running.
    What can I do?

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    Luciana Reply:
    December 13th, 2010 at 6:12 am

    You can download antispyware programs on another computer an then transfer the installation files to compromised PC via USB key or CD.

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  2. Francisco Mabini
    December 16th, 2010 at 5:32 pm

    I tried running the sdsetup.exe from a flash drive on the infected computer, and Spyware Protection said it was infected with the Blastworm virus, so it failed to run. I also can’t run anything like task manager, cmd.exe or regedit. Any suggestions?

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    Luciana Reply:
    December 17th, 2010 at 1:04 am

    Well, time for one more trick: have you tried running it in a safe mode?

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  3. Chelsea
    January 19th, 2011 at 8:36 pm

    So to anyone who did panic and bought this software, CALL YOUR BANK IMMEDIATELY! These charges show up as “duxband-swcs.com +18003732161” and can be disputed! After I called my bank I called Spyware Protection 2010 customer service line (1-800-33 8-4926) and told them I needed to be refund immediately. The guy asked for my order # (which was emailed to me) and proceeded to sell me on this product no matter what I said, for the next 10 min. I then told him my bank has been notified to stop the charges and I have cancelled my credit card and he finally agreed to refund me, supposedly. Hope this helps, now to just get this crap off my computer!

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  4. Monika
    January 22nd, 2011 at 2:23 pm

    I just got scammed by this so called company today. and after paying the 60 bucks and my computer magically being fine right after I decided to Google the product. stumbled upon this website and really glad I did! After realizing I was scammed out of 60 bucks I was Irate. All I was trying to do was send my last college term paper and Spyware Protection 2010 wouldn’t let me open anything on my lap top saying it was all infected! The panic I went into was unbelievable and on top of that I’m pregnant and got so stressed out. I called the “customer service number” ( 1 800 510 5209) and complained saying I wanted a refund he gave me the run around saying the product will work after 10 days! I then gave him a piece of my mind! O these hormones! People in this world have enough problems with money with out having to be scammed! I told him to find a real job, that honest people in this world trying to do the best for their family and self do not need to be out the 60-100 bucks they scam you out of! I also said if he his going to continue this scam he might want to be more intelligent about it and not be the only person running the phone line. I called 4 times and got the same person, true sign of a scamming company. And I assured him I’d be on here to WARN PEOPLE NoT TO FALL INTO THE TRAP OF SPYWARE PROTECTION 2010. this one is for you “TOM” the Indian man!!
    Yours Truly,
    A VERY IRATE MOTHER TO BE!!

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  5. Sudie
    February 3rd, 2011 at 7:14 pm

    Well, Spyware Protection has taken over my computer. I can’t run any .exe files, can’t even get the task manager to display for more than a second.
    I searched the programs to remove and not remotely similar to Spyware is listed.
    How do I get rid of this monster?
    I had to do a boot recovery about 2 weeks ago because XP SP3 trashed my computer and wouldn’t finish a reboot. I neglected to make sure my Norton was back running and now can’t get it reactivated.
    Is there any way to get rid of it without a complete recovery to my old settings?

    Thanks,

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    Luciana Reply:
    February 7th, 2011 at 1:34 am

    You should be able to access the Task Manager and your security tools once you boot your computer into safe mode.

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  6. randy
    February 12th, 2011 at 6:12 am

    did the same thing with me, kept telling me it fixed my computer, kept telling him, just give me a refund, anytime he spoke, i said please give me a refund, after about the fifth time, he figured i wasnt going to listen and gave me a refund, dont listen to there crap!!!!!

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  7. angela
    April 2nd, 2011 at 8:54 am

    i have just bought a 3 year license with spyware protection before finding out that everything is fake. they have deducted the money from my bank. they have provided a website where i can track my license status and there i have applied for a refund but haven’t received a feedback from them. now what i only want is my money bank. can anyone help me?

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    Luciana Reply:
    April 4th, 2011 at 6:24 am

    Well, I really doubt the scammers will give you your money back. There is usually no real company behind such frauds. Have you tried contacting your bank? They may be able to cancel the payment.

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  8. Christopher
    April 2nd, 2011 at 1:32 pm

    I was able to fix it by booting in Safe Mode. Go to \Documents & Settings\ ****\Application Data and delete the file Defender.exe

    Also, open regedit and go to HKCURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run and delete the line referenceing …\Defender.exe.

    Reboot and it should be ok

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  9. Rita
    April 4th, 2011 at 10:57 am

    I got this virus April 3rd at 2:02 pm. I could not find it listed under my “programs”, so I couldn’t “remove it.” I found the defender.exe file in my c:\documents & settings\my name\application data directory. It would not let me delete it from there either. It just kept popping back. So, I renamed it: “pileofcrap” and rebooted. Since I had renamed it, it didn’t run the defender.exe upon boot up. I was then able to delete it and now I’m going to run malware software to make sure it doesn’t have any other “pieces” of it lurking in my hard drive. At least I was able to open Outlook and other programs after that. What makes me mad is, my McAfee didn’t detect a thing wrong. I even had it scan the defender.exe file and it said it was safe! This whole process took my Sunday afternoon and like the pregnant lady above, my blood pressure was off the charts!

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  10. Yoshi
    April 25th, 2011 at 3:15 pm

    Got this stupid “virus” on my daughter’s software…wouldn’t let me open safe mode, wouldn’t let me open the regedit, or the task manager….I had a five second window on startup to access the task manager, so I just had to be quicker than the program…found the defender.exe process and stopped it before it started….

    …however, next time I’ll try Rita’s trick of renaming it. Very clever idea.

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  11. Skyler
    May 1st, 2011 at 3:26 pm

    Here I was browsing the internet for some information about Private Military Contracting. Next thing I know, all my tabs were down and this bs pops up. After a few minutes, I become quite frustrated. I knew that there is no legitimate program that holds your web browsers hostage, unless you pay for this program. I couldn’t even find any source files conventionally, those crafty bastards. So, I am downloading your nice little program, and I hope it will be the simple solution. You can mess with my internet, or my computer. But keep me away from a 150K pay-year. I’m Pissed.

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  12. kendall
    June 1st, 2011 at 12:59 pm

    this thingg!,is sooooo agervating it makes my laptop soo slow i am also fed up with the stupidd pop ups! i cant take it be cause of this i have’nt used my laptop for a couple months now but i had to try to atleast get rid of it anyways thanks for the help i hope it works fingers crossed everyone! :D

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