Remove Antivirus System Pro (Removal Info)

July 4th, 2009 | by Alex |

Antivirus System PRO Descriptions:

The devils are launching more attacks on the Internet. This time, it’s called Antivirus System Pro, or Antivir System Pro. They are the same even though they might appear under two different names. Just like it’s predecessor, Antivirus System PRO is a fake malware that created to mess with us. Usually, Antivirus System PRO gets itself loaded onto a computer without your notice, and it installs itself through a Trojan, Virus or another piece of fake software. You can also get infected by visiting some bad websites. Antivirus System PRO will display fake alerts to trick user to buy the paid version of AntivirSystemPRO. One of those fake alerts should look like this, “Windows Security alert. Windows reports that computer is infected. Antivirus software helps to protect your computer against viruses and other security threats. Click here for the scan you computer. Your system might be at risk now.” Not only does Antivirus System PRO cause your machine to slow down dramatically, it would also put your privacy and data in risk.

We have composed a free manual removal instructions to remove Antivirus System PRO if you like the challenge. Be sure to back up the data first. Good luck!

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Manual Antivir System PRO Removal Instructions:

Stop Antivir System PRO Processes:
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AntivirSystemPRO.exe
AntivirusSystemPRO.exe

Find and Delete Antivir System PRO Files:
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AntivirSystemPRO.exe
AntivirusSystemPRO.exe
%UserProfile%\Application Data\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch\Antivir System PRO.lnk
%UserProfile%\Application Data\Antivir System PRO\settings.ini
%UserProfile%\Application Data\Antivir System PRO\uill.ini
%UserProfile%\Desktop\Antivir System PRO.lnk
%UserProfile%\Desktop\AntivirSystemPRO.exe
%UserProfile%\Start Menu\Programs\Antivir System PRO.lnk
%UserProfile%\Start Menu\Antivir System PRO.lnk

Remove Antivir System PRO Registry Values:
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HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\Antivir System PRO
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run “Antivir System PRO”

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  1. 43 Responses to “Remove Antivirus System Pro (Removal Info)”

  2. By Amanda on May 10, 2009 | Reply

    OH was that Antivirus System Pro 2009 was ANNOYING! I’m so glad I kept rejecting the pop-up suggestions! The system restore suggestion worked! I had to try 7 different dates (about a full month backwards) to get the computer to restore properly, but my files are all fine and the blasted icon and pop-ups are GONE! GOOD RIDDANCE!!!! I couldn’t find anything in the processes, or through system searching either.

  3. By dicky on May 10, 2009 | Reply

    it’s impossible to delete this bitch. i have no ideas how this antivirus system pro sneaked into my laptop, and i have tried all manual removal methods as well as amanda’s system restore method. well, this bitch is still hiding somewhere. i am getting so frustrated that i might just buy a new computer. sucks!!

  4. By nobody on May 10, 2009 | Reply

    send those who created Antivirus System Pro to jail for life or even dead penalty.

  5. By TomTom on May 10, 2009 | Reply

    Antivirus System Pro is probably the worst spyware I have seen. I got rid of it and it came back after a day. Well, I just spent another 3 hours to clean up this shit. Hopefully they are gone for good this time. Wish me luck please.

  6. By Ali on May 10, 2009 | Reply

    I did it! I did it! I removed Antivirus System Pro without any professional help and now I feel like a computer genius. (I am a math teacher.) I appreciate for all the info I can find on this site. God bless you.

  7. By jk on May 10, 2009 | Reply

    please take your antivirus system pro away. i didn’t ask for it.

  8. By na on May 10, 2009 | Reply

    you guys sick. stop surfing porn.

  9. By Jack on May 10, 2009 | Reply

    I hope the peace of shit of inventor gets cancer and suffers to his restof his life. Why people do such a shit? I fucking hate you motherfucker. I hope your asshole burns, burns, burns…

    Ok, what to do now? I already slammed one of my screens against the wall. It’s such an annoying peace of shit.

    I also wrote an email to my congressman and told him about the fucking virus. Not to mention that I asked him to send this programmer to death penatlty if they ever catch him.

    But my fucking congressman didnt answer yet. So annoying.

    Arrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrgh

  10. By KB on Jun 1, 2009 | Reply

    I got this ‘virus’ from a ‘freeware’ download (unfortunately). I still don’t know if this product being pitched is for real or not. I don’t plan to find out. If they are for real, this is not a good way to do business obviously. I hope the worst for them.

    On the other hand, if this is just a virus intended for causing havoc to PC users, then all I can say is “Get a life losers. Get out and find a girlfriend. Oh, you say girls don’t like you? Oh well, that at least explains your pentup adolescence behavior. Might I suggest attaching a hose to your car exhaust, closing the garage door, start the car, ….”

  11. By Andy on Jun 4, 2009 | Reply

    I cannot even find the files on my laptop for this. If I ever get my hands on anyone who writes this crap, I will beat the living shit out of him.

    Then again, with a MAC this wouldn’t exist. Has anyone experienced this rogue without the file names?

  12. By Debbie on Jun 5, 2009 | Reply

    Hey Ali.

    This Antivirus System Pro thingy just reared it’s ugly head at me last night. I was reading this and it looks as if you were successful. I was hoping you could point me in the right direction on how you got this thing off your computer. Thanks.

    Deb

  13. By stephen on Jun 7, 2009 | Reply

    Ali how did you get rid of Antivirus Pro alert? help its running me crazy

  14. By geni on Jun 7, 2009 | Reply

    Are you saying that Antivirus System Pro is not legit? I paid for it!! :( What should I do now? Please advise.

  15. By desmond on Jun 7, 2009 | Reply

    I don’t see Antivirus System Pro but instead something called personal antivirus keeps popping up. what the hell is going on here? I haven’t visited any malicious sites other than google.

  16. By Joey on Jun 13, 2009 | Reply

    I really don’t know what to do. I removed the trojans that seem to have caused this with my anti-virus software. I have tried to search my computer for files related to antivirus system pro. They are all gone but the pop-ups are still popping up…

  17. By Dee on Jun 18, 2009 | Reply

    I finally was able to track back to when I got it. I came after I visited http://www.yellowpages.com
    too bad I alway useto use them.

  18. By D on Jun 18, 2009 | Reply

    My wife visited whitepages.com today and it started after that visit.

  19. By Michael on Jun 19, 2009 | Reply

    I was watching a few youtube clips then noticed my AV icon disappeared…the the malware popped up.
    Looks like this version is embedded in a flash clip?

  20. By Chris on Jun 19, 2009 | Reply

    How did you get rid of it??? I am having trouble finding out how without having to pay for it. This is such an annoying thing these people did. Awful!

  21. By Wally on Jun 22, 2009 | Reply

    Fuck I got it on my school web

  22. By John on Jun 23, 2009 | Reply

    Antivirus System Pro is a direct threat to the Internet. How to sue these people so they don’t do any damage to the Internet?

  23. By antivirus pro on Jun 23, 2009 | Reply

    Get a real solution – Mac! I never got viruses on my 5 years old Mac. Go figure! antivirus system pro only works in Windows.. not a Mac and not Linux. haha.

  24. By ImAPC on Jun 23, 2009 | Reply

    Mac sucks! If you look around, I don’t see any big corporations use a Mac. Windows PC’s dominate the market ’cause they are better. No viruses (such as Antivirus system Pro) in Mac ’cause nobody really uses a Mac so the bad people don’t bother to develop viruses for Mac. It’s not because Mac is better. Mac sucks!And that’s why nobody use it.

  25. By Nuna on Jun 26, 2009 | Reply

    Some people seem to know the answer to getting rid of this annoying piece of shit, but no one said exactly what they did. Each time I search for a removal option there’s yet ANOTHER spyware software to purchase, yet another $39.95 to pay.. honestly I don’t believe anyone anymore, it all seems like an enormous bull shit to me!! Is there anyone honest, truly interested in helping people like us, who just want to check an e-mail or two and have to deal with this ridiculous crap because no one has an answer on how to kill this virus without trying to make money on it? For Fuck’s SAKE!!!!!!!!!

  26. By Danielle on Jun 27, 2009 | Reply

    I got rid of one exactly like this about a month ago, but it was called something else. Now this shit pops up? Where does this crap come from? Am I clicking on something like a certain advertisement that brings it on? I agree with a lot of you who’d like to beat the living shit out of whoever invented this! Why do they do that? They have way too much time on their hands and they should be in jail!

  27. By antivirussystempro! on Jul 9, 2009 | Reply

    can anyone tell me how to remove this “ANTIVIRUS SYETEM PRO”it’s really annoying it keeps taking me to all these porn websites and for viagra please help i’m only a little boy above the age of 10!!!!!! please help

  28. By Steve on Jul 15, 2009 | Reply

    Was hit with antivirus system pro yesterday. Traced problem to file “sysguard.exe”. Search files & folders to locate and then delete, seems to have done the trick.

  29. By Karl on Jul 22, 2009 | Reply

    Hi there how did you get rid of antivirus system pro any help would be great as I have tried two antivirus systems and they havent managed sucessfully to do it.
    Thanks Karl

  30. By monsieur guillotine on Sep 17, 2009 | Reply

    Agreed.

  31. By Aggie67 on Sep 30, 2009 | Reply

    Jesus H Christ on a popsicle stick.

    Cripes, all I did was go online and try to check scrap steel prices. I went to one site and blammo, all this crap pops up.

    As soon as I saw it pop up I figured it was bogus, so I didn’t click on anything. Spybot’s instant registry protection feature flagged it, so I denied the changes to the registry. But I still have the original pop ups sitting on my monitor, and every 2 minutes either a Viagra website pops up or a porn site pops up.

    I’m running my copy of Spybot right now, and it already found sysguard. Hopefully this nails it.

  32. By Graphic Designer 17 on Oct 1, 2009 | Reply

    I am going to stop using my PC entirely. This has cost me money for nothing and has reminded me again how worthless owning a PC can be. Now they boast about how great Windows 7 is?!! How about adding in how crappy every version of Windows has always been! I’m sticking to my Macintosh.

  33. By bibbafs on Oct 17, 2009 | Reply

    i’m using malwarebytes anti-malware but it’s taking forever to scan and delete the stupid thing.
    the funny thing is, i was reading an article about a really bad virus and why ppl wanna create viruses (on my laptop, not my desktop i’m using right now) and now i’m getting this stupid thing on my desktop.

  34. By computer dominator on Oct 21, 2009 | Reply

    antivirus system pro really sucks the only best way i know to remove it is the way i removed it have a professional remove it for you somerset computer removed mine for 10.00 there is no sure anti spyware protection i had mcafee when i got it and it didnt even detect it so my advice is if you get it have a professional remove it.requires your tower to be torn apart. but worth it i reported it to mcafee and there working on a way to stop this dreaded trojan thanks for listening

  35. By Kate on Nov 6, 2009 | Reply

    I found the name of the virus it’s called Windows Police pro ink .

  36. By CS on Nov 9, 2009 | Reply

    I think a forum needs to be created to post the names and addresses of the people that write viruses.

  37. By Mikki Tackett on Nov 11, 2009 | Reply

    I can’t get rid of this stupid thing! I’ve worked for two days, and I believe it’s with the yellowpage website. I was reading on here and I was on yellowpages.com earlier yesterday, then lo and behold I got this damn thing. Time to move my computer back a few days. POS!

  38. By Christy on Nov 12, 2009 | Reply

    For the computer illiterate out there,
    malwarebytes anti-malware software worked for me (maybe i’m one of the lucky ones).

    It’s a free download, if you’re able to use the internet without antivirus pro f***ing you up!

    I ran the program’s quick scan a few times, once in normal mode (which didn’t seem to work), then twice in safe mode (press f8 while starting up your computer) and since then i’ve had no problems for the last few days.

    So props to Malwarebytes anti-malware!!
    Good luck.

  39. By travis on Nov 14, 2009 | Reply

    I ran the Malwarebytes program and it found and deleted the problem, until I rebooted this morning and it is all still here.

  40. By Barry on Nov 15, 2009 | Reply

    Here’s a 5 minute fix. Click the ASP taskbar icon(the shield) to open the ASP main window. Right click “Properties”. You should be able to highlight the full location of the program ’s *sysguard.exe file. It’s the location listed under “Address (URL)”. You may only see 2 lines of the address, so you’ll need to left click-hold and highlight the address so you can drag down to see the final, randomly named folder and file name (ending in sysguard.exe). Write down the file path, restart in safe mode, then find the folder and file using “My Computer” or “Windows Explorer”. Delete the file, then the folder, then the “windows\system32\iehelper.dll” file. Restart in normal mode, run Malwarebytes and it should be over.

  41. By Barry on Nov 15, 2009 | Reply

    Here’s a 5 minute fix. Click the ASP taskbar icon(the shield) to open the ASP main window. Right click “Properties”. You should be able to highlight the full location of the program ’s *sysguard.exe file. It’s the location listed under “Address (URL)”. You may only see 2 lines of the address, so you’ll need to left click-hold and highlight the address so you can drag down to see the final, randomly named folder and file name (ending in sysguard.exe). Write down the file path, restart in safe mode, then find the folder and file using “My Computer” or “Windows Explorer”. Delete the file, then the folder, then the “windows\system32\iehelper.dll” file. Restart in normal mode, run Malwarebytes and it should be over.

  42. By Rick on Nov 16, 2009 | Reply

    what the f.uk!!! how can it be that this still exists??? can’t some real hacker destroy the complete site for this evil people. How come credit card companies ENABLES THESE BASTARDS TO EXIST… ! Stil´l fightíng it. Trying what Barry said, looks to half-work for me. the file seems to come back on my drive..

  43. By Barry on Nov 16, 2009 | Reply

    Rick,
    Try deleting the *sysguard.exe in safe mode, restart and delete the iehelper.dll in normal mode, then run Malwarebytes a couple of times. Unless they’ve rewritten the program in the past 2 days, it should work.

  44. By Justin on Nov 18, 2009 | Reply

    Do a system restore to the farthest you can. To do a system restore go to your control panel and click system restore

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