Ukash Virus Locked Computer – How to Remove Ukash Virus?

What is Ukash virus scam? Got a full screen displaying a message warning you that your computer is blocked for your illegal activities online? It says they were the government offices and wants me to send 100 euros to them by using Ukash. Get Microsoft Windows Ukash virus blocked PC when watching porn? How can I unlock my computer and get rid of the fake Ukash scam warning virus away?

How to Remove Ukash Virus Scam That Blocked PC and Asked For Payment 100 Pounds or Euros?

Ukash Virus is new created ransom-ware which has been infecting many computers. It has many other versions such as Metropolitan Police Ukash virus, FBI moneypak virus and Canadian Security Intelligence Service Virus (CSIS Ukash Virus). When people get this ransom-ware infection, their computers will be locked by displaying you an alert with full screen message. The warning threatens computer users that they have violated many laws of local government. This message will make you unable to understand what it is all about. You may ask” did I do anything wrong?” or “What have I done against the law?” Don’t be afraid of it. This is just a threatening warning of a scam malware. If you get this warning information,  unfortunately, your computer has been infected by such scam malware. This Ukash Virus malware has an interface with many language so that it can cheat more people into paying money to the hackers behind. Even there is a logo of national police service of local states. Don’t believe it, the real government department never sent you such warning on the internet. The Ukash virus is often linked to the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Ukash ransom, which displays a notification message on the computer screen stating that it is coming from the International Cyber Security Protection Alliance and notifies the user that their computer has been locked because it has been linked to SPAM email campaigns, distribution of pornographic material, and violating copyright laws.
Finding your computer is covered with a screen claiming you have to pay $100, £100 or €100 to unlock your computer and regain the permission to control it. And it is given credit by FBI Cybercrime Division virus, Australian Federal Police virus Ukash scam or Politie Federal Computer Crime Unit Virus. Seeing the screen of your computer is preoccupied by this notification, you should have the idea that you have fallen into the trap of cyber criminals in the mask of legitimate police institution. To some extent, Ukash Virus is a member of the large screen-locked virus family seeking to siphon off money worldwide.
Once installed, the virus will lock the computer and display the warning message, preventing the computer user from accessing any other programs or browser windows. Even if the user manually shuts down the computer and restarts in safe mode the result will be the same. The warning message demands that a fine of $100 is paid right away or the user will face additional monetary fines as well as criminal charges. It then goes on to say that once the $100 is paid through a Ukash card, the lock will be removed on the computer and all pending criminal charges will be dropped. There are a few different versions of the Ukash virus screen, but all of them will present the same warning message and have the same basic information. They all display the IP address and location of the computer user and also hijack the webcam if there is one linked to the computer. The live feed is displayed within the warning message and the message states that the police are watching in order to identify the user. All of these notifications are false and the only way to regain access and remove the lock is to delete the Ukash virus.
The Ukash Virus is a variant of Ukash ransomware and much similar to Gema and GVU from Germany, Sacem from France and Buma Stemra from the Netherlands. In fact, this virus is attacking many countries and areas with different languages and interface according to local conditions. Once such virus comes to your computer, it will block almost all the functions of windows system no matter in windows 7, XP or Vista. You can’t do anything to open other programs. As the warning shows to you, it will declare that your activities online have violated the local Law, including spreading porn information such as pictures, articles or videos, etc. If you don’t pay €100 to certain bank account, you will be prosecuted. Don’t believe even a word of this Ukash Virus. If you pay money to that bank account, you will get nothing without your computer unlocked. What you do will just waste your money. Why don’t you take a safe solution to throw it away from your computer?
To save your computer, live chat with YooSecurity experts now, or you can follow the manual removal guide below to get your problem fixed. (For advanced computer users)

The routes of Ukash Virus transmission

This virus may lurk in anywhere on the internet. In most cases, It hides in some unsafe websites or links waiting for your visiting. The chance for its spreading may be one of your unconscious click of some place when you want to download something or open some pages. Most of people even don’t know how they get caught by such Ukash Virus since they don’t know that any activity they do may has a risk in bringing such virus. The virus may be bounded together with other legal programs or files, as long as you get them, you also get the virus at the same time. So you’d better never visit informal websites. Before you click some links or download something, look before you leap!

Ukash Virus – UK

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It Seems That My Antivirus Is Useless To Remove Ukash Scam?

So, how does the Ukash virus make its way onto computers? Well, the hackers spread this virus through SPAM email blasts that contain the virus within the email attachments. This launches the virus right as the user opens the attachment. It begins to immediately change the system settings, blocking certain programs from working and setting it so the warning message is displayed right after the computer starts. The message has very believable graphics and the fact that all other functions on the computer are blocked will lead some users to quickly pay the $100 out of fear.
There is also another reason why many users will quickly pay the fine, and that is because of where they could have possibly picked up the Ukash virus other than by opening an email attachment containing the virus. The hackers like to hide the ransomware attack in files that are place on illegal download and file sharing sites. They will place the virus in the same download folders as popular music, video, and program files. The users on these sites know that what they are doing is illegal and in violation of copyright law, which is one of the claims that the Ukash virus makes in its warning message. Many users will assume that they are in trouble for downloading pirated software and files, and quickly pay the fine in order to avoid additional fines and criminal charges.
Fines may only be paid within 72 hours after the infringement. As soon as 72 hours elapse, the possibility to pay the fine expires, and a criminal case is initiated against you automatically within the next 72 hours! The amount of fine is $100. You can pay a fine Ukash or PaySafeCard.
When you pay the fine, your PC will get unlocked in 1 to 72 hours after the money is put into the State’s account.

Since your PC is unlocked, you will be given 7 days to correct all violations. In case all violations are not corrected after 7 working days, your PC will be blocked again, and a criminal case will be initiated against you automatically under one or more articles specified above.
In fact, when you get infected such Ukash virus ransomware, antivirus is not just useless, but entirely paralyzed. The reason is that, when the virus accesses into your computer, it will do whatever to capture the computer and after it get the control authority, it will disable all the legit programs in its way. So the antivirus will be blocked to militate. Actually, you almost can’t do anything you want if your computer has been attacked by such virus unless you remove it completely.

Symptoms or Harmfulness of Ukash Virus Infection
A. Continually pops up fake alert to threaten you pay ransom which is really annoying.
B.  This viruses can gradually destroy your computer operating system.
C.  It can lock your computer and you can’t run normal applications.
D.  It will steal your personal information for illegal usage, which may bring you great harm both from finance and psychology aspects.
E.  When you suffer from economic losses, you makes the cyber cribbers have tasted the sweetness of illegal activities.

How Do I Unlock My Computer From Ukash Scam Efficiently?

Since your computer is locked by the Ukash virus, you have to delete the virus manually with professional computer knowledge. To remove the block on the computer, the virus needs to be completely deleted from the system. The instructions below will walk users through the steps necessary to delete the Ukash virus from the system. This manual removal will make sure that all of the files are deleted, removing the lock and preventing any further damage.

Step A: Restart your computer in safe mode. To do this, please press F8 key before the system is started like this:

Step B: Press Ctrl+Alt+Del keys to open the Task manager to stop the progress of this virus. Because the name will be changed fast, it will be showed with different name.



Step C: Delete all the files related to this Microsoft Windows Ukash virus
Step D: Delete the Virus register entries created in computer system.

Nowadays lots of ransomware use legal organization name to scare computer users and deceive their money, PCEU virus, the Ukash Virus is a typical one. Though Police Central e-crime Unit is a clean and good organization, through the hackers hand, it has now become the tool to help them earn dirty money. When computer user has a Ukash virus on the computer, he tried to get rid of it by restoring to prior date didn’t work, he want to know: what can i do? Since there is not a perfect anti-virus software can figure out this scam, the virus must be removed with expertise. Seeking help from somebody who is expert in this field, however, if you are good with hands and have enough computer expertise, you can also try to terminate the virus manually by yourselves.

By the way: Manually remove Ukash Virus is a rather difficult work, if you are not a professional computer expert. I recommend you to get YooCare/YooSecurity online service 24/7 in time. This is the real fastest and safe way to remove it.

Video Guide On How To Remove This Ukash Scam From Registry Editor

As what you can see, Ukash virus is really a very horrible virus which can finally destroy your computer system. And please don’t consider auto delete method since there is no such anti-virus can really remove Ukash virus completely. Don’t download free software to take a chance. This can only waste your time and bring in much more viruses. All the instructions above are prepared for those who have much computer knowledge and are familiar with this kind for virus. Before you start to do the removal work, please consider it seriously. On the other hand, all the instructions above aim at the common infection situation. As for this Trojan virus, there are many variables according to different computers. What’s worse, as time goes by, Microsoft Windows Ukash virus may start its variation. Just like what is mentioned above, this virus infection is a cascaded infection. The related files may be changed. Unless you have much knowledge about this virus, it’s very hard for you to do the removal work.

Note:If you failed to remove Ukash virus after spending a lot of time, to avoid messing up your whole computer, please consult YooSecurity certified professionals to remove it completely.