How to remove XP Police Antivirus rogue anti-spyware

Malware Description:
XP Police Antivirus (AKA XP PoliceAntivirus or XPPolice Antivirus) is a perilous cyber menace launched by fraudsters to swindle credulous victims out of their money. The techniques applied by XP Police Antivirus for attaining its illicit commercial objectives involve producing fake pop-ups and system scans to misinform users about security risks they are claimed to be undergoing. XP Police Antivirus trialware typically infiltrates via Trojans, so you are unlikely to know you have it until it starts manifesting itself. Such apparent attributes accompanying XP Police Antivirus infection are bogus alerts that look like Windows Security Center window, as well as scanners stating that your computer has been sending your confidential data to a remote server. Eventually, your predicted actions will be to get alarmed and purchase XP Police Antivirus registered software for elimination of the hazards “detected”. In reality, XP Police Antivirus will only contribute to further system disruption, computer slowdown and internet connection problems. Don’t waste your time and remove XP Police Antivirus scam before it goes too far bringing your system to a collapse.

Malware Type: Rogue Anti-Spyware

Malware Author: Innovagest2000

Threat Level: Critical

Advice: Immediately remove and scan for additional malware

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XP Police Antivirus Screenshot:

XP Police Antivirus

How to remove XP Police Antivirus manually:
Manual removal of XP Police Antivirus is feasible if you have sufficient expertise in working with program files, system processes, .dll files and registry entries.

The files to be deleted are listed below:

%Program Files%\XPPoliceAntivirus
%Program Files%\XPPoliceAntivirus\AVCoreFn.dll
%Program Files%\XPPoliceAntivirus\bdconf.cfg
%Program Files%\XPPoliceAntivirus\Core.dll
%Program Files%\XPPoliceAntivirus\setup.dat
%Program Files%\XPPoliceAntivirus\xppolice.exe
%Program Files%\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins
%Program Files%\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\ceva_dll.cvd
%Program Files%\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\ceva_emu.cvd
%Program Files%\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\ceva_vfs.cvd
%Program Files%\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\ceva_vfs.ivd
%Program Files%\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\cevakrnl.cvd
%Program Files%\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\cevakrnl.ivd
%Program Files%\XPPoliceAntivirus\Plugins\cevakrnl.rvd
%Program Files%\XPPoliceAntivirus\sounds
%Program Files%\XPPoliceAntivirus\sounds\alert.wav
%Program Files%\XPPoliceAntivirus\sounds\click.wav
%Program Files%\XPPoliceAntivirus\sounds\fire.wav
%UserProfile%\Desktop\XP Police Antivirus.lnk
%UserProfile%\Start Menu\XP Police Antivirus.lnk

The associated registry entries to be removed are as follows:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\XP Police Antivirus

Please, be informed that manual removal of XP Police Antivirus is a cumbersome procedure and does not always ensure complete deletion of the malware, since some files might be hidden or may automatically reanimate themselves afterwards. Moreover, manual interference of this kind may cause damage to the system. That’s why we strongly recommend automatic removal of XP Police Antivirus, which will save your time and enable avoiding any system malfunctions and guarantee the needed result.

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Reader's Comments:

Lauren McKee | February 13th, 2009 at 9:54 am
Apparently this program (trojan) ran itself last night on my computer. I was not logged on anywhere at the time; it must have downloaded itself on a previous internet session and waited until last night to install itself. I went to use my computer this morning, saw the message from XP Police, knowing it was something out of the ordinary, I X’d it out, it didn’t leave, I went to task manager and couldn’t get there, then I turned off my computer. That was a bad move, because now I cannot get past the control+alt+delete login. Not even in safe mode.

Is there a way to disable the control+alt+delete login, so I can start in safe mode and delete this trojan?

Thanks!
derek | February 14th, 2009 at 10:16 am
This manual removal procedure was extremely helpful…….. Thank you. The nightmare is over

Derek
wtf... | February 16th, 2009 at 2:09 pm
i got its from windows media player…

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