PC Live Guard will use fake system scans and report false infections then demand payment before it will remove the supposed infections. PC Live Guard will show pop-ups and system alerts that warn the user of infections and recommend the user to purchase the software. Don't be fooled by these scare tactics, PC Live Guard is designed to rip people off.
PC Live Guard will make using the infected computer near impossible, constantly nagging the user to purchase the software with these fake warnings. PC Live Guard will also prevent the user from using other programs, including internet explorer and other web browsers.
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Does PC Live Guard also attack the BIOS? My machine got so bad that it was in permanent reboot. Replaced hard disk and reinstalled Windows. Now, I'm having problems with "Blue Screen" reports, indicating a hardware problem. Windows error reports are the usual cryptic codes, making it difficult to know where the problem is.
ReplyDeleteGood question Larry, honestly, I do not think it attacks the BIOS. Maybe you really have hardware issues. You may think the reports are cryptic but the error codes do mean something. what is the exact error code?
ReplyDeleteYou can always call Sunbelt tech support and they will be able to help you (it's free, so I highly suggest you give them a call)
877-673-1153