Windows Perfomance Manager

It is unbelievable how stubborn the creators of computer threats can be, as they are releasing a parasite after a parasite every single day. Windows Performance Manager is yet another rogue antispyware application ready to break down your system’s security. It wants to tap into your financial funds and will stop at nothing, until it reaches its goal. Its persistence also manifests in its background because Windows Performance Manager hails from a big family of rogues, such as Windows Troubles Analyzer, Windows Processes Organizer, Windows Optimal Tool and many more.

It might be possible that you have Windows Performance Manager in your computer already. If you are not sure about it, feel free to download the malware scanner and check your system:

1. Reboot your computer and wait untill the screen lights up, and you will see the rogue’s application on it. Click the “OK” button to make it disappear.
2. Now Windows Performance Manager will initiate a fake system scan and you need to wait for this scan to be done, so that you could click the “OK” button again.
3. The notification will vanish if you click on the red “X” at the right top of it.
4. Now it will disappear and you will have your desktop back.

When your desktop is restored you can use your computer again, but you might notice that the overall performance of your system is decreasing. That is because Windows Performance Manager is slowing down your computer at the same time generating a mass of fake security messages, trying to convince you that you have been contaminated with multiple security threats. The examples of the messages that you receive from Windows Performance Manager include:

System Security Warning
Attempt to modify register key entries is detected. Register entries analysis is recommended.

Risk of system files infection:
The detected vulnerability may result in unauthorized access to private information and hard drive data with a seriuos possibility of irreversible data loss and unstable PC performance. To remove the malware please run a full system scan. Press 'OK' to install the software necessary to initiate system files check. To complete the installation process please reboot your computer.

Please take notice of these messages and how poor their grammar and syntax are. Would messages from a genuine security program look like that? Definitely not. That is so, because Windows Performance Manager only PRETENDS to be a legitimate security too. Sure, it has an appealing interface, but it is only a fake shell, designed to trick you into believing this scam. You have to realize that such rogue applications as Windows Performance Manager want nothing but your money. They don’t care about keeping your computer safe. In fact, Windows Performance Manager will go as far as cause a complete system failure if you do nothing about it.

Be safe. Close your system’s door and shut it tight in the face of such parasites as Windows Performance Manager. Keep your credit card data to yourself and don’t even think about providing this evil application with your personal information. Doing so would result in destructive damage. Get yourself a real legitimate malware detector tool and erase Windows Performance Manager at once.