MaxMySpeed rogue system optimizer

What is MaxMySpeed rogue system optimizer?

MaxMySpeed.com system optimizer is a scam, which presents computer users with a long list of supposedly detected system errors and then requests payment for a license key in order to remove them. Whilst this software is similar to other rogue registry cleaners and system optimizers, this one employs TV ads to trick unsuspecting PC users.

When installed and executed, the MaxMySpeed.com software scans your computer for various system errors, and after a few of minutes, you are presented with a list of 'detected' errors. We tested this program on a fresh copy of Windows operating system and it reported over one thousand errors.

When checking our computer with other legitimate registry cleaners such as CCleaner, we found that in fact our system had no errors. Do not trust the TV ad stating that MaxMySpeed.com can help to solve computer infections (spyware, malware, viruses, etc.) If you are seeking a legitimate registry cleaner, try CCleaner.

MaxMySpeed.com system optimizer is a scam, which displays fabricated system scan results in an attempt to sell its useless license key. If you suspect that your computer might be infected with malware or other security infections, try Malwarebytes Anti-malware.

If you care about your computer's functionality and your privacy, eliminate MaxMySpeed.com program from your PC. There are many free and well-known programs that can help you solve security infection problems (malwarebytes anti-malware) and registry errors (CCleaner), and these legitimate programs do not charge $40 per year.

Why is MaxMySpeed.com system optimizer a scam?

• This program displays falsely-generated (fake) system scan results
• MaxMySpeed.com 'detects' harmless files as being system errors

None of the information displayed by this system optimizer should be trusted. Ignore the bogus system errors that this program supposedly detects and remove it from your PC.

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Quick menu:

• What is MaxMySpeed rogue system optimizer?
• STEP 1. Uninstall MaxMySpeed rogue system optimizer applications using Control Panel.

MaxMySpeed.com system optimizer removal:

Windows 11 users:

Right-click on the Start icon, select Apps and Features. In the opened window search for the application you want to uninstall, after locating it, click on the three vertical dots and select Uninstall.

Windows 10 users:

Right-click in the lower left corner of the screen, in the Quick Access Menu select Control Panel. In the opened window choose Programs and Features.

Windows 7 users:

Click Start (Windows Logo at the bottom left corner of your desktop), choose Control Panel. Locate Programs and click Uninstall a program.

macOS (OSX) users:

Click Finder, in the opened screen select Applications. Drag the app from the Applications folder to the Trash (located in your Dock), then right click the Trash icon and select Empty Trash.

In the uninstall programs window, look for "MaxMySpeed PC Optimizer, US Tech Support Framework", select these entries and click " Uninstall" or "Remove"

After uninstalling MaxMySpeed.com PC optimizer, scan your computer with legitimate anti-spyware software for any remaining unwanted components. Recommended Malwarebytes Anti-malware.

Summary:

The fake antivirus programs (also known as "rogue antivirus programs" or "scareware") are applications that tries to lure computer users into paying for their non-existent full versions to remove the supposedly detected security infections (although the computer is actually clean). These bogus programs are created by cyber criminals who design them to look as legitimate antivirus software. Most commonly rogue antivirus programs infiltrate user's computer using poop-up windows or alerts which appear when users surf the Internet. These deceptive messages trick users into downloading a rogue antivirus program on their computers. Other known tactics used to spread scareware include exploit kits, infected email messages, online ad networks, drive-by downloads, or even direct calls to user's offering free support.

A computer that is infected with a fake antivirus program might also have other malware installed on it as rogue antivirus programs often are bundled with Trojans and exploit kits. Noteworthy that additional malware that infiltrates user's operating system remains on victim's computer regardless of whether a payment for a non-existent full version of a fake antivirus program is made. Here are some examples of fake security warning messages that are used in fake antivirus distribution:

Computer users who are dealing with a rogue security software shouldn't buy it's full version. By paying for a license key of a fake antivirus program users would send their money and banking information to cyber criminals. Users who have already entered their credit card number (or other sensitive information) when asked by such bogus software should inform their credit card company that they have been tricked into buying a rogue security software. Screenshot of a web page used to lure computer users into paying for a non-existent full version of maxmyspeed virus and other rogue antivirus programs:

To protect your computer from maxmyspeed virus and other rogue antivirus programs users should:

• Keep their operating system and all of the installed programs up-to-date.
• Use legitimate antivirus and anti-spyware programs.
• Use caution when clicking on links in social networking websites and email messages.
• Don't trust online pop-up messages which state that your computer is infected and offers you to download security software.

Symptoms indicating that your operating system is infected with a fake antivirus program:

• Intrusive security warning pop-up messages.
• Alerts asking to upgrade to a paid version of a program to remove the supposedly detected malware.
• Slow computer performance.
• Disabled Windows updates.
• Blocked Task Manager.
• Blocked Internet browsers or inability to visit legitimate antivirus vendor websites.

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