Windows Home Patron Intensifies Malware Threat Until Necessary Removal Resources are Used

July 18, 2012 - PRLog -- Windows Home Patron is no patron or friend of PC users. It has been reported to cause serious irritation specifically from its repeated pop-up alerts and false system scan results. Windows Home Patron was built upon an infrastructure that its creators came up with years ago. From that, they are able to create a misleading antimalware program that comes off as very convincing from its looks alone.

Windows Home Patron is a major failure at detecting and removing malware, which it claims it will do when purchased. By purchasing Windows Home Patron, it does not enable removal features, it just takes a PC user’s hard earned money and wastes their time.

PC users who have run into Windows Home Patron are up in arms about finding a method to remove the application. Normal uninstallation methods using Windows’ built-in features do not suffice. Many PC security researchers have warned PC users of this dead-end road that Windows Home Patron paves the way for.

Luckily, there are a select number of computer security outlets over the internet that have released new removal reports addressing the need for users to remove Windows Home Patron. These reports, such as EnigmaSoftware.com’s Windows Home Patron report at http://www.enigmasoftware.com/windowshomepatron-removal/, provide the necessary resources to eliminate the threat of Windows Home Patron.

The task of removing Windows Home Patron, even though it is trying for some, can be accomplished easily with the necessary resources are used. As an example, the video linked here shows live footage of how a PC user was able to successfully remove Windows Home Patron from their PC using resources from the EnigmaSoftware.com removal report.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3a8R6NkO7Xs



Windows Home Patron should not be the end-all of a computer user’s normal operation of their PC. Adhering to removal reports posted on various trusted security sites is the beginning step to combating Windows Home Patron and other related malware threats.