Win 7 Guardian 2010 is not a typical rogue anti-spyware program which promotes itself with a reason to make unaware users pay for its so-called licensed software. Just after getting into the targeted PC, Win 7 Guardian 2010 changes its name according to the OS it finds there, so don’t get surprised after finding the program named as Vista Guardian 2010 if you have Windows Vista, for example.

Getting infected with Win 7 Guardian 2010 is very simple because it is unnoticeably done with a help of Trojan virus that sneaks inside and downloads all the data needed for the scam. Additionally, Win 7 Guardian 2010 begins its brainwashing campaign and involves such tactics like showing fake pop-up ads and fabricated system scanners for a user. These security alerts and scanners report hundreds of parasites “detected” and also claim that personal information is sent out of the infected computer with these viruses’ help.

In fact, the whole information given by Win 7 Guardian 2010 is totally misleading and has nothing to do with the real state of the PC. The only thing this rogue anti-spyware expects is to get victims tricked into paying for its full version by making them think that they have notorious security risks. Such techniques are normal for rogue anti-spyware program and should supposedly make sales campaigns successful for Win 7 Guardian 2010 or other threats for this group of spywares. Do NOT take Win7 Guardian and its information given serious and remove the same program instead. Keep in mind that if it ever happens for you to get infected with Win7 Guardian 2010 it may be very hard to remove manually or through the Add/Remove Programs. Use reputable anti-spyware software and delete Win & Guardian 2010 with all its corrupt files as soon as possible.