http://remove-virusburst.org

http://remove-PestCapture.org

Be _V_E_R_Y_ careful before downloading any so-called fixes to anything like VirusBurst, or anything that purports to “remove” it. The “fix” may also contain malware itself, or instead of manipulating you into fattening the bank balance of this Austrian woman (Judi Stewart) and her buddies, the “fix” may manipulate you into purchasing something else equally bogus that does the same for some other selfish drone with a Windows Internals manual and an over-exaggerated sense of self-importance.

I would hereby like to ask all those who offer these fixes to provide some collateral as to the honesty of their intentions. Forgive me for being anal about this, but ideally I’d like to see it posted on some incontrovertibly reputable web site, and not just on some apparently well-meaning blog. By the same token, I would _N_O_T_ expect this site to offer any kind of warranty, just to say, yes, it worked FOR US.

Chris Boyd of RealTechNews writes: Not so long ago, I covered a “rogue security application” called VirusRescue - rogue, because it relied on misleading advertising to convince you to buy it and (more often than not) appeared on a system via a hijack…

Please help.

VirusBurst removal