Free removal of Security Sphere 2012 virus

Security Sphere 2012 - limerick of the day... :-)
There was a young may from Zaire,
Whose PC got Security Sphere,
With popups and fake ads
He was really depressed
Till he found this page over here.

If you have encountered Security Sphere 2012 in front of your computer this is not the end of the world. Surely there is a remedy to have this problem dealt with. Right now many sites are immediately publishing many articles on how to delete Security Sphere virus. The point, however, is that some of them know nothing about real virus removal. They just exist in order to draw more and more customers, without actually rendering real help to them. And this is sad, of course. At the same, to remove Security Sphere 2012 malware for free is not difficult at all. What you need to do is to have very little computer skills and the desire to get rid of this scareware. The rest is told in the video guide below. Here is what you need to do in particular in order to have Security Sphere 2012 virus deleted.

• Open “My Computer” folder.
• Go to the address as follows: C:/Documents and Settings/All Users/Application Data and find the randomly named folder in it – [random] The word “random” means the illogical set of characters which makes no sense at all. C:/Documents and Settings/All Users/Application Data is the location \for Windows XP\ and C:\ProgramData\ is the location for Windows Vista / Windows 7.
• In this folder with random name please find the [random].exe file
• Rename [random].exe file to other name (for example, virus.exe)
• Reboot your computer.
• Upon reboot again go to C:/Documents and Settings/All Users/Application Data (in Windows XP) or C:\ProgramData\ in (Windows Vista / Windows 7)
• Copy the name of the folder with random name. You need to copy the name but not the folder of file in it.
• Click “Start”, then go to “Run” and type-in “regedit”. This should be the command to run the Registry Editor.
• When the Registry Editor opens please find the registry entry containing the random name which you previously copied. In order to find this registry entry please click “Edit” – “Find” in the Registry Editor. Paste the random name and try to find such respective registry entry.
• Delete the registry entry (entries) when you find them.
• Again go to C:/Documents and Settings/All Users/Application Data (inWindows XP) or C:\ProgramData\ in (Windows Vista / Windows 7) and delete the whole random folder.
• Upon restart the virus should be gone.

Has this ever been complicated so far? Well, if so, please watch the video guide provided below, it is designed to help you to uninstall Security Sphere 2012 virus absolutely for free, without paying for any program.