Guidelines to Remove Malware

Remove QuickHealCleaner fake antispyware

Published: Saturday, September 5th, 2009

The scareware program called QuickHealCleaner (also known as Quick Heal Cleaner) has appeared to complement the string of fake antivirus apps which includes SystemCop, BlockDefense, TrustNinja, SaveSoldier, WiniFighter and WiniShield. From the IT security viewpoint, QuickHealCleaner appears to be a “classical” rogue, so it possesses all distinctive features of this badware category. Since no sane person will ever install a program like QuickHealCleaner by his/her own initiative, the rogue gets distributed via imperceptible techniques involving the use of trojan viruses. Right after this stealthy intrusion, Quick Heal Cleaner will start bombarding you with its ultimately deceptive popup windows that try to alert you into thinking your privacy and your computer security are in danger. QuickHealCleaner also tends to report specific infections which are mostly harmless files that it drops upon infiltration. On all occasions of QuickHealCleaner contamination, the rogue runs fabricated scanners that return anything but true results claiming you need to take immediate measures to protect your system against nasty malware parasites. It’s a manifestation of disrespect towards your own computer routine to believe QuickHealCleaner ads. Please, do not fall into any of the traps created by QuickHealCleaner fake antispyware. If you locate QuickHealCleaner on your PC, remove it in the shortest possible terms.

QuickHealCleaner behavior on the infected PC:

If your system is contaminated with rogue anti-spyware, you are likely to encounter the following symptoms:

• QuickHealCleaner slows down your computer and causes occasional PC freezes
• QuickHealCleaner hijacks the homepage and redirects the web-browser to its affiliated malicious websites
• QuickHealCleaner decreases the internet connection speed
• QuickHealCleaner displays annoying fake alerts
• QuickHealCleaner may install a rootkit or trojan in your system

How do you detect QuickHealCleaner on your PC:

Accurate malware detection is an issue of ultimate priority in terms of resisting the infection. Malicious programs can mutate and thus prevent security utilities from detecting the actual threat. The malware residing on one’s PC can also promote other stealthy viruses whose presence is hard to recognize, which makes the detection even more complicated. We recommend using the free automatic solution to scan your computer and detect all malicious activity with highest precision.

How to remove QuickHealCleaner from your PC:

If you have good technical skills you can try to get rid of QuickHealCleaner manually. QuickHealCleaner manual removal presupposes finding and deleting its files and registry entries; but before that, make sure you back up all important data to prevent its possible loss in case any unpredictable technical issues occur during the procedure.

Remove QuickHealCleaner files and folders:

Remove QuickHealCleaner registry entries:

Manual removal of QuickHealCleaner is not always effective and requires high-level troubleshooting skills. If not handled with due care, system files and the registry may get irreparably damaged, which can slow down or even crash your system. If you do not feel confident about performing manual operations of that kind, we advise using the automatic removal tool to get rid of QuickHealCleaner infection. Please, follow the link below to download QuickHealCleaner remover:

Download QuickHealCleaner Removal Tool