TrustCleaner is Worse than a Bad Horror Movie

There are programmers out there that can create some of the most vicious types of malware ever envisioned. TrustCleaner is one of these truly evil creations.

TrustCleaner is the type of malware that even writers of bad horror movies would never think up. The closes movie monster I can think of to compare TrustCleaner to is, Evil Ash from “Army of Darkness.”

You know how Evil Ash looked just like the real Ash, well TrustCleaner does something similar. TrustCleaner tries to convince you that it is a real anti-malware program; needless to say it is just evil.

Those of you that have seen the movie might remember when Evil Ash got all chopped up and became a whole lot of mini Evil Ashes, TrustCleaner has been created to do something similar. When you think you have killed TrustCleaner you quickly realize that another part of TrustCleaner re-grows whatever code has been removed and worst of all TrustCleaner ends up everywhere on the hard drive.

And just like Evil Ash, TrustCleaner does everything it can to prevent you from completing your goal, that goal being to kill it once and for all. TrustCleaner blocks browser search results with information on how to get rid of it and it blocks access to Microsoft websites.

TrustCleaner also changes the systems wallpaper to advertising trying to get you to buy the “full version.” Just like Evil Ash, TrustCleaner blocks any attempt to stop it, it also self replicates, and just when you think you have killed it it comes back stronger than before.

Those out there that are unfortunate enough to get TrustCleaner on their computer should realize that there are very few malware removal programs that can get rid of it. If you happen to get TrustCleaner you need to find a malware removal program like Ash himself.

If Ash was a malware removal program he would be 100% guaranteed to remove TrustCleaner. When you get a malware removal program that is 100% guaranteed you should easily be able to say, “Alright. Who wants some?”