Rogue/Fake

MacCleanBooster is one of many unwanted utilities that pretend to be helpful. In reality, it generates fake lists of errors, junk, and other elements that slow down your system. Unfortunately, to clear them up, users have to purchase the Premium version in order to access all capabilities of the program. Some inexperienced users trust extortionists and buy the full version eventually. However, since the app originally created a list of false positives, it will simply delete it after you run the paid version. You will not even know whether MacCleanBooster improved your system or not. This is why we advise you to delete it using our guide below. If you really want to maintain your Mac clean and updated, we recommend you to choose only trusted utilities. Great tools to optimize your Mac are Spyhunter for Mac and CleanMyMac.

Antispam Cyber Privacy is such a utility meant to optimize privacy by deleting unnecessary values. Unfortunately, it is categorized as a potentially unwanted program because of arguable reputation. Most experts suspect Antispam Cyber Privacy in generating fake issues to attract users into buying the full version. Since the moment of installation, users get rewarded with 7 days of free usage. After the deadline, people have to purchase the upgraded version to access all capabilities. This trick is highly-popular around potentially unwanted programs - users get scared by the overwhelming number of problems and venture on buying the software. Antispam Cyber Privacy is not a virus, but an ineffective program that sucks money from gullible users.

As the name states itself, Dll-Files Fixer is one of many utilities meant to solve DLL file issues. In fact, such issues are nothing new to Windows users. They tend to accumulate over time and downgrade the PC performance. Fixing DLL-related files is essentially popular around cleaning programs that maintain a smooth and fast experience. Whilst such features can find a good application towards boosting your PC, Dll-files Fixer cannot be trusted and should be removed. Its shady activity implemented under the likes of potentially unwanted programs can show fake and irrelevant errors. Usually, the goal of these programs is to push users to buy the Premium version to get rid of detected problems. If you really want to sustain a healthy PC, we recommend using only certified programs proven by many people.

Total Antivirus 2020 is determined as a rogue security program. It duplicates features of legitimate antimalware software including spyware detection, network privacy, and update option to keep your PC up-to-date. Unfortunately, Total Antivirus 2020 does not provide any bit of usefulness for its customers because it generates fake lists of threats. It also bombards your desktop with warning messages to intimidate that users' PC is compromised and needs urgent recovery. In fact, your computer can be completely virus-free and does not demand any security suite. After Total Antivirus 2020 shows a list of found issues, it instantly urges you to purchase the full edition to get rid of these problems. Otherwise, you can become a victim of hackers controlling your data and sending it to a private server host. Moreover, this rogue application can open websites with explicit content to increase the sense of danger.

Appdater is a "helper utility" that keeps the track of your software and makes sure it is updated. Whilst this feature can be useful and save a lot of time, Appdater is labeled as a Potentially Unwanted Program that acts like adware. It generates obtrusive ads that conceal underlying content and suspected to be collecting personal data of users. In fact, Appdater implements its function relatively nicely. It helps you forget about manual updates and other chores that take a lot of time. However, most of the apps already include a function of automatic updates meaning that Appdater has no room to participate in. The risk of getting spied by third-parties figures should worry the most, thus, we will delete Appdater from your computer in the article below.

Developed by Megaify Software, DriverToolkit is an unwanted piece that offers a range of optimization tools to amplify the performance of your system. This includes fixing driver errors and keeping your software updated. At first glance, such capabilities definitely improve the stability of your computer, however, this specific program cannot be trusted because it is suspected in generating false positives. This simply means that DriverToolkit creates a fake list of issues that should be solved right away. Unfortunately, to make it happen, people are asked to upgrade to the full version of the utility. We assure you that it is much safer to invest this money in proven utilities or download new drivers directly from the product's developer page. Our guide below will help you get rid of DriverToolkit leaving no traces behind.

Quick Mac Booster is a low-weight program that is meant to improve Mac stability by cleaning up junk files, fixing errors, and others doing prophylactic measures. Quick Mac Booster claims to act on a high-level market and provide a smooth experience. In truth, Quick Mac Booster lies and supposedly generates a fake list of issues requiring people to purchase the full version to get rid of them. Therefore, it is better to use more trusted and proven products like CleanMyPc by MacPaw. Potentially unwanted programs like Quick Mac Booster can shatter your wallet and bring no promised value as a result. You can use our guide presented below to remove it without traces.

WinOptimizer is a dubious utility that carries out performance optimizations. It has a user-friendly interface accompanied by a set of effective tools to clean up your system. WinOptimizer claims that it can empty your system from irrelevant rubbish and other entries that overload your PC. Unfortunately, as Malwarebytes researchers determined, WinOptimizer creates a fake list of positives to allure users into buying extended versions of their software. By doing so, you will maintain your PC clean and stable. Note that WinOptimizer is not a virus, it is just one of the potentially unwanted programs that earn money on gullible people. Besides that, WinOptimizer supports web push notifications so that you could be informed about the latest news and products.