BlueFlare Anti-Virus malware. How to remove it

Scam is the just the proper word for description of BlueFlare Anti-Virus program. Such a cyber parasite interferes to your PC world in a hidden manner via Trojans that doesn’t care whether you wish to see BlueFlare Anti-Virus installed or not. Indeed, BlueFlare Anti-Virus is the virus, and you need to take all the necessary measures to get rid of BlueFlare Anti-Virus rogue program at once. This type of computer infection is similar to many other rogues. Their only goal is to earn money in unfair ways. This goal is sometimes achieved when, being scared with the fake reports of BlueFlare Anti-Virus, user decides to purchase it. Read the rest of the post and get convinced that BlueFlare Anti-Virus is the malware program which should be deleted at once.

BlueFlare Anti-Virus is known to block your Internet from using (this is primarily done in order to prevent you from downloading the good anti-virus program which would be able to remove BlueFlare Anti-Virus). And, just as many other infections of such type, BlueFlare Anti-Virus is known to run the fake system scans with every Windows Startup. When such scans are over BlueFlare Anti-Virus would tell you about all kinds of viruses, threats and other system vulnerabilities detected on your machine. This is the bunch of lies, however, BlueFlare Anti-Virus would tell you that it is the only remedy to get these fake viruses removed, so it offers you to purchase its alleged full version (which, by the way, does not even exist).

Be wise and do not follow the tricks of BlueFlare Anti-Virus scam. Know that by purchasing BlueFlare Anti-Virus program you are actually supporting those crooks who developed it, so they will develop new rogues and viruses. Let us fight together against BlueFlare Anti-Virus virus program and other types of malwares. Below please find the instructions on how to get rid of BlueFlare Anti-Virus scam using GridinSoft Trojan Killer.

1. Download the latest version of GridinSoft Trojan Killer to clear (not infected) computer and install it.



2. Update the virus database.
3. Copy the entire folder “GridinSoft Trojan Killer” to your jump drive (memory stick). Normally it is located at the following path: (C:\Program Files\GridinSoft Trojan Killer). “C” stands for the system disk of your computer. The name of the system disk, however, can be marked with another letter.
4. Open your jump drive (memory stick). Find the folder “GridinSoft Trojan Killer” there. Open it , find the file under the name “trojankiller.exe” and rename it to “iexplore.exe”.
5. Move memory stick to infected PC, open “GridinSoft Trojan Killer” folder and run iexplore.exe. Optional: copy the folder “GridinSoft Trojan Killer” from your jump drive to some other folder created on your PC and run “iexplore.exe”.

Instructions on how to restore your Internet connection:

• Start Internet Explorer and click on the Tools menu and then select Internet Options as shown in the image below:

• Select Connections tab and now click on the Lan Settings button as shown in the image below:

• Under the Proxy Server section uncheck the checkbox “Use a proxy server for your LAN” and press the OK button to close this screen: