Uninstall guide on how to remove Windows Passport Utility virus

Whenever you see the main window of Windows Passport Utility program on your desktop please don’t forget that Windows Passport Utility is a virus. It is not what it claims of itself. All it says is a bunch of lies. Windows Passport Utility is a typical rogue application. This definition explains its behavior on the attacked machine. Bear in mind that Windows Passport Utility has just appeared in the Web, however, it has been very pushy in targeting many PC and looking for potential victims among so many active PC users. In advance we would like to tell you that you must get rid of Windows Passport Utility as soon as possible, otherwise your failure to do so may result in considerable slowdown of your operating system, and it can be greatly perverted by all malicious files of Windows Passport Utility virus. The guidelines below will tell you how to remove Windows Passport Utility malware from your workstation.

Windows Passport Utility is a scam application beyond any doubt. As soon as Windows Passport Utility is inside of your machine it would launch plenty of fake system scans accompanied by many irritating popups and other annoying messages claiming of many bugs and problems in the PC security. Then the main trick of Windows Passport Utility is finally disclosed – cause this is when it offers itself as a remedy for removal and fixing of all detected problems. However, Windows Passport Utility would first ask you to pay for it, otherwise it says that all detected errors and problems would remain. Do not ever trust anything Windows Passport Utility tells you. It only aims to trick you and to get your money. Windows Passport Utility is not capable at all of providing the reliable PC protection for you. Thus, make sure to disregard any statement given by Windows Passport Utility, cause it is false. On the contrary, delete Windows Passport Utility from your workstation by following the guide provided below.

This guide given below requires of you to follow it step-by-step. It is not enough just to run GridinSoft Trojan Killer, cause Windows Passport Utility blocks it from normal running. Be careful, read everything mentioned here attentively and follow this guide. Stay safe with us!

Before downloading and running GridinSoft Trojan Killer for deleting Windows Passport Utility some extra preparatory steps must be implemented. This is necesary due to the fact that Windows Passport Utility virus blocks your Internet connection, and you will not be able to run GridinSoft Trojan Killer.

1. In order to prevent this blockage make sure that your Operating System is tuned up in such a mode that hidden files and folders of your PC are viewable. Go to the folder %User Profile%\Application Data\Microsoft. Important! Depending on the Operating System of your computer, %UserProfile% stands for C:\Documents and Settings\[Current User] for Windows XP and C:\Users\[Current User] for Windows Vista/7. In other words, the folder that should be opened is as follows, depending on the operating system: %SysDrive%Documents and Settings[Current User]Application Data\Microsoft for Windows XP and %SysDrive%Users[Current User]Application Data\Microsoft for Windows Vista/7.
2. In this folder there will be the main executable file of Windows Passport Utility (with the icon of avi file, and there may be several of them), having some random name. Rename the above-mentioned executable file(s) into some other name of your choice and restart your computer.
3. Upon the system restart Windows Passport Utility will no longer block your Internet application. Download the latest version of GridinSoft Trojan Killer to your infected computer, install it and run it.

The removal procedure of Windows Passport Utility is similar to removal of Windows Remedy virus as shown on the video below

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Get rid of Windows Passport Utility virus files:

%AppData%\Microsoft\[random].exe

Remove Windows Passport Utility virus registry entries:

HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\Shell “%AppData%\Microsoft\[random].exe”