Comments on: Antivirus System Pro

By: martin cabrera

martin cabrera — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 02:12:04 +0000

I purchased your program a couple months ago and now some personal security with a logo kind of like yours has got me to where i cant do much you got my address and info can you help me ? according to scans on your program there are no threats on m y system

By: Joseph Bland

Joseph Bland — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 16:35:39 +0000

Anybody have a way of conacting these folks? They owe a lot of people time and money for this mess that thye have caused on PCs.

By: MidniteShadow

MidniteShadow — Wed, 23 Dec 2009 02:26:36 +0000

I had “Antivrus system pro” hit my computer, and it put up a really good fight this time around. The first time it was pretty easy to remove, but this last time it was really difficult. Fortunately I was able to get into my guest account and use my antivirus program to remove it.

By: Ahab

Ahab — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 06:53:11 +0000

My windows security center directed me to install this program and would block my internet connection untill i had an antivirus running. I paid for it and 2 days later my pc crashed. im disgusted that my windows security would direct me there. had to use restore point.

By: Ben

Ben — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 18:40:29 +0000

If you can’t run any EXE file do this.
Download combofix on another computer and copy it over tot he infected one onto the desktop.
Create a shortcut to Combofix on the desktop also.
Copy the shortcut to the startup folder:

C:\Documents and Settings\”User name here”\Start Menu\Programs\Startup

Once copied reboot the computer, Combofix will run on startup.
Follow the prompts for Combofix and once the scan is completed restart and run Malwarebytes or any other good anti malware/antivirus program.

By: GJG

GJG — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 22:52:20 +0000

KSDreschel post is excellent. Some differences: AV System Pro wouldn’t let me run System Restore. So I just downloaded AVG on an uninfected computer, copied it to cd, and ran it from the infected computer after restarting but before System Pro fully loaded. Seems ok now. I will later also try Mcafee (thx KSD).

By: KSDrechsel

KSDrechsel — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 15:51:55 +0000

I was able to remove the software completely by selecting the System Restore option under Programs BEFORE the Antivirus System Pro virus fully loads upon startup. I restored to a day prior to when the software infected my computer. That seemed to remove it. Then I went out to the McAfee website, and they have a ‘stinger’ program which will remove this virus and 1300 others! I have not had the problem since.

By: RFI

RFI — Sun, 08 Nov 2009 14:51:00 +0000

I have one of my kids’ accounts infected with Antivirus System PRO, fortunately it’s not into an administrator account. While I can use task manager from the admin account to shut down blxrsysguard.exe, neithere Malwarebytes or SuperAntivirus are able to remove it (they “removed it” once, but now say the system is clean even with the rogue software popping up on the kid account).

By: Zeke Villarreal

Zeke Villarreal — Sun, 25 Oct 2009 17:39:22 +0000

Last week i took off Antivirius system pro by running Malware bytes and Super antispyware. Now, something like it has taken over again. When I turn on my computer I get just a big pop-up that I have a virus and that it wants me to purchase one of a number of different things for my computer to protect it. That pop up is all I get, the computer does not fully boot up to give me any icons only the XP wallpaper behind the big pop-up. I cannot even get into safemode. What can I do to get my malware program to run, or how can i get my computer to boot with the icons so I can run something?