Vista Guardian 2010 is software that simulates being an anti-spyware program but in fact is only seeking to do some damage to the system and end up with stealing money of computer user. So how does Vista Guardian 2010 work?

The program infiltrates into the system by Windows automatic updates. It actually pretends to be that update. As soon as Vista Guardian 2010 rests itself deep in the system it changes the Internet settings and blocks the access to most of the Internet websites. When you try to launch your Internet browser Vista Guardian will generate a firewall alerts claiming that your browser is infected with some Trojan virus that might steal your credit card details or passwords.

Next Vista Guardian 2010 is also displaying fake security alerts that look like this:

Tracking software found!
Your PC activity is being monitored. Possible spyware infection. Your data security may be compromised. Sensitive data can be stolen. Prevent damage now by completing security scan.

Typically to most of the rogue infections, Vista Guardian 2010 runs a system scan and imitates detecting a bunch of infections. The program persists removing them by purchasing Vista Guardian 2010 software. You shouldn’t fall for this trick as once the payment will be made you get nothing but just losing your money. In reality you shouldn’t even try to get rid of the infections detected by Vista Guardian 2010 as those files may be legitimate programs and once removed they could cause serious problems to a proper Windows operating.

Get rid of Vista Guardian 2010 as soon as possible until it does more serious damage to your system. You can do it manually following the removal guide of Vista Guardian 2010 below. Also don’t forget to scan your system for other infections as Vista Guardian 2010 tends to make computer more vulnerable to other spyware infections.