Bogus Program 'Vista Anti-Virus 2011' Continues Its Persistent Plans to Extort Money from PC Users

Vista Anti-Virus 2011 has been identified as a fake anti-spyware application. EnigmaSoftware.com has issued a Vista Anti-Virus 2011 Removal Report that provides computer users faced with the aggravating features of Vista Anti-Virus 2011 with a way to easily and safely remove the bogus security program from their PC.

Computer users have reported many situations where they thought that Vista Anti-Virus 2011 was bundled as part of the Windows Vista operating system. The creators of Vista Anti-Virus 2011 have intentionally designed Vista Anti-Virus 2011 this way to ultimately mislead them to the point that they end up trusting Vista Anti-Virus 2011. Even the colors and interface were cleverly designed to mimic the 'look' of Windows Vista.

Because Vista Anti-Virus 2011 is so deceptive because it virtually copies the look of Windows and, therefore, computer users sometimes do not second guess Vista Anti-Virus 2011 when it asks for registration to supposedly remove detected threats. Windows 7 Recovery is another fake security program and a clone of Vista Anti-Virus 2011. Vista Anti-Virus 2011, after installation, is known to render threat alert messages in addition to returning scan results populated with malware threats. These so-called 'threats' are actually fabricated and are basically used as a scare tactic. Eventually, Vista Anti-Virus 2011 will ask that the user purchase Vista Anti-Virus 2011 to remove the detected threats. A registered and purchased version of Vista Anti-Virus 2011 is unable to detect or remove legitimate malware threats.

One could say that Vista Anti-Virus 2011 is a scam tool. The newly updated Vista Anti-Virus 2011 Removal Report provided on EnigmaSoftware.com specifically points this out and further explains how Vista Anti-Virus 2011 preys on unsuspecting PC users by ultimately scaring them into paying for a nonexistent software license.

Also, found in the Vista Anti-Virus 2011 Removal Report is a detailed explanation on how Vista Anti-Virus 2011 usually spreads. This information has proven to be helpful to computer users in preventing future outbreaks of malware and rogue anti-spyware programs alike.

Specific resources to assist computer users with the daunting task of detecting and removing the Vista Anti-Virus 2011 program and its files are offered in EnigmaSoftware.com's Vista Anti-Virus 2011 Removal Report. Because Vista Anti-Virus 2011 prevents un-installation of itself via the Windows add/remove programs feature, specialized resources may be needed to rid a system of Vista Anti-Virus 2011. These resources may be utilized by expert computer users who seek to manually remove Vista Anti-Virus 2011 or inexperienced computer users who have the desire to automatically remove Vista Anti-Virus 2011 from their PC.

The complete EngimaSoftware.com Vista Anti-Virus 2011 Removal Report is readily available for all computer users over the Internet at: http://www.enigmasoftware.com/vistaantivirus2011-removal/