Free Windows Software Protection removal instructions

Windows Software Protection is a rogue antispyware program that can infiltrate into computers with a help of Trojans. To be clearer, it uses a fake Microsoft Security Essentials alert. The purpose of a program is to gain money from less experienced computer users by selling its useless program as a legitimate antispyware tool.

Once inside, the program installs its single executable which becomes so important that later you find lots of difficulties to remove it. This executable is run each time you log in to Windows. Windows Software Protection runs a scanner and imitates looking for infections. One the scanner finishes, it displays a list of infections and recommends removing them as soon as possible with a full version of Windows Software Protection.

You shouldn’t fall for this trick as Windows Software Protection is not able to detect anything, just as it’s not able to remove any infections despite its version.

Please ignore any warning messages pushing you into purchasing Windows Software Protection. The best decision once noticing any of the above mentioned activity on your system is to get rid of Windows Software Protection as soon as possible. If you have already paid for its license, contact your credit card company and dispute the charges.