Free Antimalware Defender removal instructions

Antimalware Defender is a rogue anti-spyware which is a fresh version of other scam called Virus Doctor. Antimalware Defender tries to trick trustful PC users that they have Windows Defender security program on their PCs which is completely legitimate. However, this parasite only uses the same design on its pop-up ads and exact copy of system scanners that pretend to scan infected machines.

Antimalware Defender should be removed from the system once it is detected there because it seeks only to rip people off. Don’t pay for Antimalware Defender in any circumstances because it will never remove these threats which will be detected after scanning computer for malware.

Once installed, Antimalware Defender starts displaying fake system security messages. It offers misleading updates:

Antimalware security update for Windows XP (KB961118)
Size: 433KB
This critical update will install System Security Update 2010.01.023 (Antimalware Defender Upgrade; KB648759)

In reality such updates do not even exist in Microsoft database. Antimalware Defender runs fake system scanners additionally and reports a great list of fake infections and security threats which also are harmless. Infections are loaded trying to make you scared and push you straight away into paying your money for so called “full” version, so don’t believe them! You should act the opposite and delete Antimalware Defender instead. Read the removal guide written below and clean your computer from the badwares like this one.