If there's one thing that chaps my skin worse than a Brazilian sunburn, it's the onslaught of online viruses and spyware. TrojanDropper:Win64/Rotbrow.I is an example of one such irritating computer infection. It's a member of the Wini malware family, and thus it looks exactly like many other current infections, but with a different name. These viruses all do similar damage, they will perform fake scans, pressure you to buy a 'full version' of their fake softwaere, and harass you with pop-ups. If your computer is performing erratically, it means you need to get rid of viruses before your data is lost and your identity is possibly stolen.
This family of spyware is often coded in German, Italian, or French, which results in pop-ups trying to scare you in languages you may not understand. Whatever the case may be, this threat is serious. Don't click anything, don't purchase anything. These pop-ups will halt your productivity to a crawl, and load an unnecessary amount of stress on your system's hardware. Losing your productivity is one thing, losing your PC to system failure is another.
How did you get infected with this virus? Most likely a video codec while watching a streaming file, possibly by visiting a questionable website, or possibly from downloading a file from P2P software such as Limewire or Bearshare, etc. If you're using the internet without an active scanner, then you have no idea when a website has trojans lurking. I recommend that all users have software that protects them from questionable websites that attempt to steal credit card numbers or infect PCs unmercifully.
How To Delete TrojanDropper:Win64/Rotbrow.I Quickly and EASILY:
My apologies to the feline community, but 'There is more than one way to skin a cat.' You can get rid of this virus infection manually if you're comfortable editing your system's registry or automatically if you prefer an easier process. If you don't have an active scanner right now, then I would absolutely recommend the automatic removal process. If you are a techie-type then you can try a manual removal, but please be careful editing your registry. One mistake can stop your computer from booting. We don't want that. I recommend at this stage that you visit my resources and take a look at some free scans that are available as well as some manual removal instructions.
Are you tired of Spyware causing you unneeded headaches? Remove TrojanDropper:Win64/Rotbrow.I today and stop the hackers for good.
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