Popups "System Alert" and "message from windows registry"?

7 thoughts on “Popups "System Alert" and "message from windows registry"?”

1. ThePCguy says:

   March 14, 2011 at 8:01 pm

   SpyNoMore is the best program at removing the trojan responsible for the fake messages you are getting. Scan your pc, here’s the link:

   http://www.spynomore.com/trojan-zlob.htm

2. big_chris_fool says:

   March 14, 2011 at 8:01 pm

   tr ythis….u will be ok
   http://www.superantispyware.com/superant…now that u have what u need….lets clean the pc first
   go to start..run..type in msconfig…..press ok…new window…press start up..select disable all.press apply..press ok
   go to start..run..type in prefetch in new window in top left corner..select edit..select all..press delete…….yes..delete all…
   go to start..all programs..system tools..disc clean up..select c drive..after it has finished analyzing..check all the boxes..press ok..when it has finished cleaning..it will disappear…
   now go to start..control panel…folder options…..view…u will see a option that says "show all hidden files and folders"..check that..press apply..press ok…..
   ok….now we need to go into safe mode….turn off ur computer…..as soon as u turn it back on…u have to press f8 repeatedly until u see a screen that shows u several different options…..u need to enter the option " safe mode" use the arrow keys on keyboard to scrool to it..then press enter…after u afew moments..u will see log on as…..admin or user….select user….after that u will see ur desktop……now open antispyware..( please update this b4 going into safe mode)..click scan my computer….select full or complete system scan…..then press next..it might take ahour or so..after it has finished..remove what ever it finds…now close superantispyware….
   go to start.run..type in…%temp%…press ok..new window..go to edit.select all..press delete..tes..delete all….
   go to start..control panel…folder options…..view…click reset to default..press apply..press ok…
   now restart your computer…u will see a pop up from system configuration…put a check mark in the little box..press ok

3. sanjay says:

   March 14, 2011 at 8:01 pm

   Mcafee site advisor advisory says there is no malware on the abovementioned site.
   http://www.siteadvisor.com/sites/msregistryclean.com
   However in order to remove the pop ups, you need to
   -delete all cookies from your Browsing history,
   Tools > Internet options > (Browsing History) Delete > (Cookies) Delete
   -and add the name of the site in your blocked sites list.
   Click on Tools > Internet Options > Privacy > Sites
   Enter the name of the site and Click On Block button. Click OK to Exit.

   alterntely you can run ccleaner in following two modes
   -cleaner > Analyze > Run Cleaner
   -Issues > Scan For Issues > Fix Selected Issues

   If you do not have ccleaner, you can download from the link below
   http://bestofrest.blogspot.com/2006/11/ccleaner.html

4. bostonianinmo says:

   March 14, 2011 at 8:01 pm

   You’ve got spyware or some sort of adware on your machine. Windows would not throw those error messages.

5. matanui02 says:

   March 14, 2011 at 8:01 pm

   okay don’t download or do what ever its telling you to do because it is a tough thing to get rid of. try downloading this program it’s called spy bot search and destroy from this site http://www.cnet.com

6. gatesfam@swbell.net says:

   March 14, 2011 at 8:01 pm

   It looks to me like you have some "spyware" on your PC. If there is a scan you can run with the anti-spyware you have installed on your PC, I suggest you run that. Also, it’s possible that the spyware you have installed on your PC won’t be caught without running something like Symantec LiveUpdate – which is part of Norton. Try running that first, then running an anit-spyware scan using Norton and it should catch it.

   Good luck!

7. The Hero says:

   March 14, 2011 at 8:01 pm

   Dear,
   1. go to RUN & type MSCONFIG & go to startup & desable the related Popups.

   2. go Start, Prog.Files, Startup-delete related popups.

   3. Restore the windows to previous date.

   4. Use any thirdpart software to delete unused registree.

   5. Edit the related Registree keys. (Becarefull-your windows might currupt) Registree knowledge is require to edit.

   Regards,
   ~hero~
   http://www.akbarthegreat.com

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