Spyware XP Guard is a fake software classified as a rouge anti-spyware application. This scareware uses misleading methods to trick the user of the infected computer into purchasing it. Most of the time, SpywareXP Guard displays false scan results and security alerts stating that your computer is infected with spyware, adware and Trojan viruses. Of course, you shouldn't trust this program and uninstall Spyware XP Guard from the system as soon as possible.

You may guess that its name Spyware XP Guard means that this program protects computers with Windows XP operating system from spyware, but this is far away from the truth. Actually, it won't even scan your computer. The rogue displays the same list of infections on each compromised computer. Those infections are of course fake. Spyware XP Guard uses Windows XP graphics, icons and colors to make it look more reliable and reputable.

Spyware XP Guard is promoted mostly through the use of Trojans, other malicious software and misleading advertising on shady websites. Very often, Trojans impersonate video codecs on various malicious websites. It could be porn-related, warez or any other website with questionable content. Once your computer is infected with Trojan viruses, you will see lots of fake security alerts and legitimately looking warnings about serious infections and security problems. These alerts are false too, but the problem is that no matter what you click in these alerts you will be taken to home page of SpywareXPGuard or any other malicious website that promotes rogue products.

When installed, Spyware XP Guard will ostensibly scan your computer and display numerous infections that won't be removed unless you first purchase the program. Furthermore, it will display fake security warnings, decrease system performance and hijack your Internet explorer. Obviously, it may download and install additional malware onto your computer. That's why you must remove Spyware XP Guard from the system upon detection. Please use the removal guide below to remove this infection manually.