RazeSpyware does not produce false positives and finds well-known and widely spread spyware and adware parasites. Nevertheless, we cannot recommend purchasing or using this product.
The application uses ineffective scan engine. Full system scan does not take more than 20 seconds. Apparently RazeSpyware doesn't check all the files, registry entries and running processes, but searches only for known threats, which signatures are included into the program's spyware definitions database.
Free version is severely limited. All the real-time monitoring tools it has are disabled and cannot be turned on. Furthermore, the program cannot be updated, as the update function is available only in the paid version.
RazeSpyware refuses to remove any malicious objects it finds and asks to register and purchase full product.
A month ago the application was promoted through fake web sites such as www.security2k.net, which were the illegitimate clones of Windows Security Center. Today RazeSpyware is advertised by malicious adware threats and harmful parasites such as the Secup trojan or the Desktophijack virus and their numerous variants. Furthermore, reputable security tools such as Microsoft AntiSpyware Beta detect RazeSpyware as a high risk unsolicited software. See a screenshot provided below.
Although we are not sure who actually is responsible for described program distribution methods, we surmise that the application's vendor or its affiliates are trying to advertise and sell the product that way.
Domains associated with RazeSpyware are razespyware.com, razespyware.net and spywaredollars.com.
RazeSpyware manual removal instructionsNumerous parasites can illegally install RazeSpyware or hijack the desktop in attempt to push the user into purchasing this corrupt product. All those parasites are quite different and therefore no common removal instructions for them are available. However, the following steps should help you to get rid of the most widely spread RazeSpyware threats:
1. Download and install the
smitRem tool. Then run it by executing the
RunThis.bat file.
2. Download, install and update a spyware remover (
Spyware Doctor is recommended).
3. Reboot your system into
Safe Mode.
4. Use an anti-spyware program to run full system scan and remove all detected parasites.
If your desktop is still hijacked, please follow these steps:
1. Navigate to
Start >
Settings >
Control Panel >
Display. This should open the
Display Properties window.
2. Click on the
Desktop tab and then within it click on the
Customize Desktop button.
3. Another window should appear. Within it select the
Web tab.
4. Now you should see the list of web pages. UNCHECK THEM ALL and delete everything except for My Current Home Page.
5. Apply changes.
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