Windows No-Risk Agent

Windows No-Risk Agent Description

Windows No-Risk Agent looks similar to some versions of the Windows Security Center, albeit with some additional security features, but this pleasant appearance is just a shroud over Windows No-Risk Agent’s essential functionality as scamware. Like other rogue AV programs of the FakeVimes family, Windows No-Risk Agent doesn’t concern itself with providing accurate threat detection, analysis or removal, preferring to dish up fake information about high-level PC threats that don’t exist. While Windows No-Risk Agent’s fake security features are bad enough by themselves, SpywareRemove.com malware researchers find more to be concerned with regarding Windows No-Risk Agent’s ability to redirect your web browser or block unrelated security programs arbitrarily. Since a Windows No-Risk Agent infection is always a security risk in and of itself, you should strongly consider deleting Windows No-Risk Agent with anti-malware software as soon possible, rather than spending money on a fraudulent product that doesn’t have a single positive feature to its name.

Windows No-Risk Agent – a Re-engineered Device for Stealing Your Cash

While Windows No-Risk Agent’s marketing may try to make you think that Windows No-Risk Agent is a reputable security application, in reality, Windows No-Risk Agent is a clone of other members of Win32/FakeVimes, a group of rogue anti-virus programs that have been in circulations for years.

You can expect the same fake security functions from Windows No-Risk Agent that you’d get from most other types of scamware, including fraudulent pop-up alerts, fake system scans and attempts from Windows No-Risk Agent to portray itself as having protective services that Windows No-Risk Agent doesn’t really offer. These functions are standard for FakeVimes-based attacks from Windows No-Risk Agent clones such as Smart Internet Protection 2011, Windows Smart Warden, Windows Premium Guard, Windows Control Series, Windows Risk Minimizer, Windows Safety Series, Best Antivirus Software, Live Enterprise Suite, Windows Daily Adviser, Windows Profound Security, Windows Guard Solutions, Windows Secure Surfer, Windows Managing System, Windows Enterprise Suite, Security Master AV, Windows Performance Adviser, Smart Internet Protection 2012, Smart Anti-Malware Protection, Windows Safety Wizard, Windows High-End Protection, Windows Advanced Security Center, Windows Advanced Toolkit, Windows Pro Defence, Windows Custom Management, Additional Guard, Windows Premium Console, My Security Shield, Windows Software Keeper, Windows AntiHazard Center, Windows Turnkey Console, Windows Security System, Security Antivirus, Windows Antivirus Rampart, Windows Virtual Firewall, Windows Security Renewal, Windows Personal Doctor, Fast Antivirus 2009, My Security Engine, Strong Malware Defender, Windows Malware Sleuth, Windows Proprietary Advisor, Windows System Defender, Windows No-Risk Center, Windows Software Saver, Windows Safeguard Upgrade, Smart Engine, Windows Process Director, Windows ProSecure Scanner, Windows Maintenance Suite, Windows Ultimate Safeguard, Windows Antivirus Release, Virus Doctor, PrivacyGuard PRO, Best Malware Protection, Windows Stability Guard, Windows Safety Module, Windows Internet Booster, Windows Secure Web Patch, Windows Antivirus Machine, Windows Virtual Security, Windows Advanced User Patch, Windows Safety Manager, Windows Antivirus Care, Windows Web Commander, Windows Web Combat, Windows Debug Center, Windows Proactive Safety, Live PC Care, Windows Care Taker, Windows ProSecurity Scanner, Windows Shielding Utility, Windows Be-on-Guard Edition, Windows Performance Catalyst, System Protection Tools, Windows Active Defender, Internet Security Essentials, Windows Custodian Utility, Windows Custom Safety, Windows Virtual Angel, Internet Security Suite, Windows Trouble Taker, Windows Privacy Extension, Volcano Security Suite, Windows Interactive Safety, Windows Ultimate Security Patch, Windows Smart Partner, Windows Telemetry Center, Windows Warding System, Windows Pro Rescuer, Windows Enterprise Defender, Windows Safety Toolkit, Total Anti Malware Protection, Windows Functionality Checker, Keep Center Keeper, My Security Wall, Windows Protection Master, Windows Privacy Module, Windows Secure Workshop, Windows Threats Destroyer, Windows PRO Scanner, Windows Defending Center, Windows Antivirus Patch, Windows Pro Web Helper, XP Smart Security, Windows Protection Unit, Windows Pro Solutions, Activate Ultimate Protection, Smart Virus Eliminator, Windows Tools Patch, Windows Expert Series, Windows Secure Workstation, Enterprise Suite, Windows Efficiency Accelerator, Windows Home Patron, Anti-Malware Lab, Windows Pro Safety Release, Windows Pro Safety, Windows Multi Control System, Windows Anti-Malware Patch, PC Live Guard, Windows Crucial Scanner, Windows Instant Scanner, Windows Maintenance Guard, Extra Antivirus, Home Safety Essentials, VirusSecurity, Windows Active Guard, Windows Security Suite, Smart Security, Windows Problems Stopper, Windows AntiHazard Helper, Windows Health Keeper, Windows Privacy Counsel, Windows PC Aid, Windows Premium Defender, Windows First-Class Protector, Windows Sleek Performance, Personal Internet Security 2011, Windows Defence Counsel, Windows Virus Hunter, Windows Safety Maintenance, Windows Private Shield, Windows Shield Tool, Antivirus Smart Protection, Windows Activity Debugger, Windows Safety Checkpoint, Home Malware Cleaner, Windows Basic Antivirus, Windows Antihazard Solution, Windows Guardian Angel, CleanUp Antivirus, Windows Guard Tools, Windows Protection Maintenance, Windows Firewall Constructor, Personal Security Sentinel, Windows Abnormality Checker and Windows Interactive Security.

Since Windows No-Risk Agent isn’t able to back up any of its promises on security measures, SpywareRemove.com malware analysts suggest that you ignore alerts and warnings from Windows No-Risk Agent, which may contain advice that can harm your PC.

Ejecting Windows No-Risk Agent with No Harm Done to Your Computer

Windows No-Risk Agent, like its close relatives, will start without your permission and can interfere with normal operations of your web browsers and your security software while Windows No-Risk Agent is active. Browser redirects to hostile sites or redirects that block safe sites can be expected, especially for popular search engines, and can’t be avoided by changing your web browser or its settings. Since Windows No-Risk Agent’s browser attacks target the Hosts file to accomplish their ends, SpywareRemove.com malware experts suggest removing Windows No-Risk Agent with an anti-malware program that can also undo these setting changes during a scan.

SpywareRemove.com malware researchers also eye Windows No-Risk Agent’s ability to shut down unrelated programs with significant trepidation. Windows No-Risk Agent has been known to target anti-virus and firewall products, as well as other types of scamware, and prevent them from launching by modifying the Windows Registry. These changes may necessitate that you use an unblocked brand of security software or take additional security measures to undo Windows No-Risk Agent’s changes before you can remove Windows No-Risk Agent in its entirety.

Windows No-Risk Agent Automatic Detection Tool (Recommended)

Is your PC infected with Windows No-Risk Agent? To safely & quickly detect Windows No-Risk Agent, we highly recommend you run the malware scanner listed below.

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Visual & GUI Characteristics

Technical Details

File System Modifications

Tutorials: If you wish to learn how to remove malware components manually, you can read the tutorials on how to find malware, kill unwanted processes, remove malicious DLLs and delete other harmful files. Always be sure to back up your PC before making any changes.

The following files were created in the system:

#	File Name	Detection Count
1	Windows No-Risk Agent.lnk	658
2	%APPDATA%\ Protector-kxjw.exe	644
3	%APPDATA%\ Protector-usua.exe	169
4	%AppData%\npswf32.dll	N/A
5	%AppData%\Inspector-[RANDOM CHARACTERS].exe	N/A
6	%CommonPrograms%\Windows No-Risk Agent.lnk	N/A
7	%DesktopDir%\Windows No-Risk Agent.lnk	N/A

Registry Modifications

Tutorial: To edit and delete registry entries manually, read the tutorial on how to remove malicious registry entries.

Tip & Warning: Editing and removing the wrong registry keys can severely damage your PC, so remember to backup your Windows Registry! To optimize your Windows Registry and speed up your PC, download RegHunter's registry cleaner.