Analyzing PC Performance & Stability Report

Analyzing PC Performance & Stability Report is a deceiver system security warning that's shared between several different rogue security and defragmenter programs. The contents of Analyzing PC Performance & Stability Report windows will try to convince you that your PC has numerous problems that these rogue security programs can cure, but this is simply a fraud to scam you out of your money. Rogue security programs that use Analyzing PC Performance & Stability Report errors are known to cause other problems like browser hijacks and disabled applications. You can remove occurrences of Analyzing PC Performance & Stability Report pop-ups by removing the corresponding threat with advanced anti-malware application.

Analyzing PC Performance & Stability Report – Passed Between a Trio of Threats

Analyzing PC Performance & Stability Report is used by at least three separate rogue security programs: Windows 7 Recovery, Windows Vista Recovery, and Windows XP Recovery. You may also see Analyzing PC Performance & Stability Report or similar pop-ups that are created by related threats like Windows Tool, Windows Repair and Windows Restore.

In all cases, the names and appearances of these threats are a little different from each other, but they will be consistently similar in how they choose to attack your PC. Analyzing PC Performance & Stability Report pop-up usage is a common method of attack that creates a fake system scan in the appearance of normal anti-malware scanner activity.

Fake scans by Analyzing PC Performance & Stability Report pop-ups will indicate many different problems in areas like 'junk files and folders,' 'private data safety and stability' and 'registry errors.' A limited amount of sections may also be reported to have no problems at all, just to convince you that the rogue security program that's using Analyzing PC Performance & Stability Report scans is really doing a good job.

These scans will finish far more quickly than the time any legitimate system scan would take to conclude, because Analyzing PC Performance & Stability Report isn't really scanning your PC at all. You can disregard all fake error reports – the only error on your PC that you need to fret over is the threat that's using Analyzing PC Performance & Stability Report.

A Suitable Response to the Fake Scan from Analyzing PC Performance & Stability Report

Analyzing PC Performance & Stability Report pop-ups are primarily dangerous for their ability to be a prelude to being linked to malicious websites. Windows Vista Recovery and other Analyzing PC Performance & Stability Report-using rogue security programs will continually link you to their websites to force you to purchase an activation key. However, purchasing a rogue security program, even for the purpose of deleting it, will endanger both your PC and your credit card.

Threats that use Analyzing PC Performance & Stability Report alerts will start up without your permission whenever Windows starts. The nigh-permanent background activity of such threats can result in other attacks:

• Browser hijacks. Hijacks can alter your homepage, alter where your browser is sent after clicking a link, create malicious links, use fake website warnings to wall off safe websites and even redirect you after you type in an URL or web search.
• Difficulty in using various applications, especially anti-malware program or default Windows programs. Task Manager, the Registry Editor, MSConfig and various system-scanning tools may be disabled. You may even see fake errors that tell you that the above programs are infected to throw suspicion off the Analyzing PC Performance & Stability Report-using threat.