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Additional Guard Removal Guide

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Additional Guard Description

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Additional Guard is a fake anti-spyware application. Additional Guard is known to use several extortion methods to basically take money from an unsuspecting computer user in return for a bogus security program.

Additional Guard, once installed, is able to perform system scans only to return falsified parasite results. Additional Guard is not able to detect actual computer parasites but instead, displays several misleading alert messages attempting to warn a computer user of detected threats. Additional Guard does all of these actions in hopes that the user will eventually break down to purchase a full version of Additional Guard. Additional Guard is not and effective security program in the free or full version. It is recommended that Additional Guard be deleted to prevent further confusion.

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Additional Guard Manual Removal Instructions

Backup Reminder: Always be sure to back up your PC before making any changes.

Step 1 : Use Windows File Search Tool to Find Additional Guard Path

"Additional Guard" files can be found in the directory path(s):

Read more on How to Find Additional Guard with File Search Tool

Step 2 : Use Windows Task Manager to Remove Additional Guard Processes

Remove the "Additional Guard" processes files:

Read more on How to kill Additional Guard Processes

Step 3 : Use Registry Editor to Remove Additional Guard Registry Values

Locate and delete "Additional Guard" registry entries:

Read more on How to Remove Additional Guard Registry Entries

Step 4 : Use Windows Command Prompt to Unregister Additional Guard DLL Files

Search and unregister "Additional Guard" DLL files:

Read more on How to Remove Additional Guard DLL Files

Step 5 : Detect and Delete Other Additional Guard Files

Remove the "Additional Guard" processes files:

Read more on How to Delete Harmful Files

Step 6 : View the Additional Guard Components with its MD5s

Remove the "Additional Guard" components:
File NameFile SizeMD5
WI7177.exe22609929458cea660b8be5c987a4217db8f3713
WI98fe.exe20812808ef51040acff98d01c201171e63a8264
WIca35.exe22609926b7f5042a0fc8848975da519899357f1
xp_5067e[1].exe2095616350904386150d8c1adf817b0a48cf744
WI4354.exe20817921cf883c2c8ac19da43d157e4743cf8c3
WI9ef4.exe193740848ce1d90dd96fa1123cfd9c96cccc35c
WIfb96.exe209664029900aac0ace4fbd8bfdad78b9846c23
WIb95f.exe191078487ad7e77cd3ea018b14f9e7d9930f899
WIe27e.exe194662404d8cd880660277c34b25166a3b6cd7e
WIe8cf.exe2257408f6ca7cbe83a25c529feb14180b30cb01
WI3a76.exe20848641ce5fceb8cec157a56c480f530992cc3
WI9c8d.exe19143680b98a7d49267c0a3fbef21e364eb1351

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