How to Remove XP Police Antivirus (Removal)

XP Police Antivirus Descriptions:

XP Police Antivirus, or simply known as XP Police, is created by some bad people who try to ruin the integrity of our computing experience. XP Police is not what we normally see in our life where policemen are the protection to our daily life. In reality, the opposite is true. XP Police is the culprits. It is ironic to see this happens again and again, without much intervention from the government. Guess we are living in an usual world and nothing really surprises us anymore. Generally, XP Police Antivirus usually comes up after you installed a video codec that come with Trojan, malware and virus. XP Police Antivirus normally generates fake and misleading system popup error messages such as “Trojan Detected! A piece of malicious code was found in your system which can replicate itself if no action is taken. Click here to have your system cleaned by XP Police Antivirus.” What this does is to trick the innocent people like you to spend money and purchase XP Police Antivirus, which is the real spyware itself. Don’t fall into the trap!

It is more important that ever to remove all the components of of the XP Police Antivirus, and all the malware and trojans that it might have come bundle with (such as zlob.trojan, trojan.vundo and Trojan.Downloader). We don’t want someone spying on our digital life, do we? To effectively and safely remove XP Police Antivirus, we have created a manual removal instructions. Be sure to back the data up before proceeding. Good luck!

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Manual XP Police Antivirus Removal Instructions:

Stop XP Police Antivirus Processes:
(Learn how to do this)
XPPolice.exe

Find and Delete these XP Police Antivirus Files:
(Learn how to do this)
XPPolice.exe
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\AVCoreFn.dll
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\bdconf.cfg
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Core.dll
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\setup.dat
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\xppolice.exe
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\ceva_dll.cvd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\sounds
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\sounds\alert.wav
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\ceva_emu.cvd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\ceva_vfs.cvd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\ceva_vfs.ivd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\cevakrnl.cvd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\cevakrnl.ivd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\cevakrnl.rvd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\cookie.cvd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\cran.cvd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\cran.ivd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\e_spyw.cvd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\e_spyw.ivd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\emalware.ivd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\gvmscripts.cvd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\hpe.cvd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\java.cvd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\mdx_97.cvd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\mdx_97.ivd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\mdx_w95.cvd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\mdx_x95.cvd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\mdx_xf.cvd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\mobmalware.cvd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\na.cvd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\nelf.cvd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\regarch.cvd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\regscan.cvd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\rup.cvd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\sdx.cvd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\sdx.ivd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\unpack.cvd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\unpack.ivd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\vb0.dat
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\vb1.dat
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\vb2.dat
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\ve.cvd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\ve.ivd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\vedata.cvd
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\sounds\click.wav
c:\Program Files\XPPoliceAntivirus\sounds\fire.wav
%UserProfile%\Desktop\XP Police Antivirus.LNK
%UserProfile%\Start Menu\XP Police Antivirus.LNK

Remove XP Police Antivirus Registry Values:
(Learn how to do this)
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\run ieupdate

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Comments

  1. XPPOLICEHATER says:

    damn that xp police fake “antivirus” thingy.
    it was automatically installed on my pc when i was sleeping.
    i have downloaded an anti-spyware program and dang..
    bye xp police.>:)

  2. Shadow says:

    If anyones interested I believe that the As*****s who took the time to write this virus have changed the name it’s now Windows Police Pro I just spent an hour getting rid of it, well I hope I did. Think jails to easy for them Public Hanging would be Better.

  3. Help says:

    I can’t do a system restore.
    Nothing I type in RUN works “application configuration is incorrect”.
    I try to run my current anti-spyware and it’s not recognized
    I try to download new anti-spyware and it won’t run

    Does anyone have any advice?

    Please!!

  4. niceandnaughtybella says:

    Hello to all, I too have been going step by step to get rid of this virus. It is very frustrating. I have an antivirus program that it seems to have blocked from me using. I just downloaded Spyware terminator, not sure if that is gonna work or not. I have also been doing remote access with a technician, but, there were things that he even missed. I did google and there are other things to look for like gif’s and such. Im still battling this thing!! Its been a week for me, yikes. Good luck to all of you and thanks to the ones that had the good advice :)

  5. Dmansik says:

    Someone please help me. I have followed the directions but this virus seems to have taken control of my computer. It will not let me access the processes necessary to remove it. It blocks everything wuth a screen that says ERROR, someone please help me and reply.

  6. Jessica says:

    I can’t even think of who would even try to do this crap. It is low life and dirty. I have absolutely no acess to my computer and have to constantly ask for my daughter’s laptop. This is nothing but a bunch of bull.

  7. Johnny says:

    I’ve got the XPPolice virus on my computer and apparently the version that I’ve got is on steroids, because it seems to be a lot more resilient than what others are reporting here.
    I admit that Operating Systems and Virus Removal are not my specialty, but I’m a programmer in case that helps. In other words I’m not a complete nubie, but feel free to talk down to me if necessary :)

    Regedit: I can’t open it.

    TaskManager: If I open really quickly when I first log onto the computer, it will come up, but there isn’t an XPPolice.exe task. There are 10+ svchost.exe processes. I can kill a few of these via “Right Click > End Process Tree”, but they come back within 10 seconds. Others I can’t kill.

    Command Prompt: If I try to open the command prompt by “Start > Programs > Accessories > etc.” a command window pops up with the following address: C:\Windows\System32\desote.exe but it disappears almost immediately and the Command prompt never appears.

    Windows Explorer: I can open it. But after about 60 seconds, the entire computer locks up and I have to perform a hard reboot (hold in the power button for approximately 10 seconds). I’ve tried to delete the desote.exe file via Windows Explorer (a lot of fast clicking), but I get an “Access denied” type message. I tried to rename it (obviously that didn’t work).

    McAfee: Wow I’m really glad I made that purchase :) If I’m fast I can open it and start a scan, but the computer locks up after about 60 seconds and requires a hard reboot.

    Safe Mode: If I try to start the computer in Safe Mode, Safe Mode with Networking, Safe Mode with Command Prompt, etc. I get the blue screen.

    Any help that someone can provide would be greatly appreciated. I am willing to just reformat the computer, but I would like to get some files off of it first. I have an FTP server set up on another computer so if I could get some limited functionality I could move the files and then reformat.

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