Microsoft officially ended support for Windows 7 on January 14th. The company has urged users to update to Windows 10 as soon as possible, but many are still clinging to Windows 7. Fortunately for die ...

Users trying the Windows 7 beta who keep their computers safe with McAfee virus protection are in for a bit of disappointment — and a loss of security. According to a Channel Web report, when you try ...

Antivirus 7 is a dangerous anti-spyware program which belongs to the family of Antivir rogue malwares. In a way, this antivirus is a complementary malware for Microsoft’s latest operating system ...

Windows Windows 10 diehards who want security updates for free get a stay of execution, but there's a convoluted catch Gaming Industry Don't want to switch to Windows 11? There is one last way to ...

Win 7 Antivirus 2014 & Win 7 Protection 2014 are rogue anti-spyware programs from the Rogue.FakeRean-Braviax family of computer infections. This infection is considered a rogue anti-spyware program ...

Windows 7 is one of the best things Microsoft ever released. The much-adored operating system wooed back users who reviled the disappointing Windows Vista, and it remained a comfortable refuge during ...

Windows 7 does have some built-in security protections, but you should also have some kind of third-party antivirus software running to avoid malware attacks and other problems -- especially since ...

When Windows 7 beta was released in Jan 2009, we had seen the list of antivirus (not) compatible with Windows 7 and BitDefender was not one of them. But the good thing is, at this time when Microsoft ...

Win 7 Antivirus Pro 2013 is a variant of the Rogue.FakeRean-Braviax family of scareware infections. This program is considered a scareware program because it displays fake scan results, false security ...

Earlier this year, when Windows 7 beta was announced, we had listed down the Antivirus software which were NOT compatible with Windows 7. With just a couple of days left for the launch of the full ...

As Windows 7 begins to proliferate among enterprise and personal PCs, it was only a matter of time before fake antivirus software, or scareware, began to target users of the new operating system.

Earlier this month, the FTC managed to shut down scareware that tricked 1 million users with names such as WinFixer, WinAntivirus, DriveCleaner, ErrorSafe, and XP Antivirus. That doesn’t mean ...