Fortunately, there’s a way to fix this problem. There are different types of malware, and today we’re going to show you how to remove the MoneyPak virus from Windows 10. As we previously mentioned, MoneyPak is ransomware and just like any other ransomware, it will lock your files and prevent you from accessing them. This malware will give you a message saying that your computer was locked by the FBI Department of Defense Cyber Crime Center due to copyright infringement and you need to pay a fine. Of course, this is a complete scam, and your computer isn’t actually locked due to copyright infringement. This is just a scam created by cybercriminals to take your money. Therefore you should never send money to anyone if you ever get such a message on your PC. Now that you know that MoneyPak is just a scam, we’ll show you how to remove it from your Windows 10 PC.

How do I remove the MoneyPak virus from Windows 10?

1. Use a third-party antivirus software

The best way to prevent and remove malicious software from your devices is by using a trusted and powerful antivirus software. There are many options on the internet, but not all of them do a great job. Therefore, you should look for an antivirus tool that utilizes machine learning and other advanced AI techniquest. Why? Because these apps can deal with newly emerging threats and old ones alike. Their algorhitms constatantly monitor your files and learn from them. If they find any suspicious activity, they will quarantine and further surveillance the files. This will ensure that not even the most hidden and clever malware will not bypass them. Besides finding and removing any potentially dangerous files, this tool in particular comes with other layers of security, such as internet privacy and protection of data. Not only will you device be protected, but your sensitive data will not get leaked and your local IP is safe from any unathorised access.

2. Use System Restore

One of the simplest ways to fix this problem is to use System Restore. Using System Restore you should be able to revert your PC, and malicious file will most likely be removed from your computer. You won’t be able to perform System Restore from Windows 10 due to the MoneyPak virus, but you should be able to circumvent this problem by following the steps above.

3. Use Kaspersky Rescue Disk

Since this virus blocks all access to your PC, you’ll need to use bootable media to remove it. To do that, you’ll need to download Kaspersky Rescue Disk ISO. Solution 3 – Download and run Norton Power Eraser from Safe Mode Since Windows 10 is blocked by MoneyPak, you’ll need to download and run Norton Power Eraser from Safe Mode. If you can’t access Safe Mode at all due to this virus, you should skip this solution and try a different one. To start your PC in Safe Mode, do the following: SPONSORED

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Solution 4 – Delete the virus manually from Safe Mode According to users, you can fix this problem by manually removing the virus from your PC. To do that, you’ll need to enter Safe Mode. If you can’t access Safe Mode, you should skip this solution. To remove MoneyPak virus manually, follow these steps: Keep in mind that you need to permanently delete malicious files, therefore hold the Shift key to permanently remove those files from your PC. Solution 5 – Install the latest version of SpyBot or Trend Micro Users reported that they managed to fix this problem by installing the latest version of SpyBot Search & Destroy application. In addition to SpyBot, some users reported that Trend Micro tool helped them fix this issue, so you might want to try using it as well. Another tool that can help with this problem is Malwarebytes, so be sure to install the latest version on your PC. Keep in mind that you can only download and use these tools in Safe Mode.

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Solution 6 – Disable your Internet connection According to users, this virus relies heavily on your Internet connection, and if you unplug your Ethernet cable or turn off your router, you should be able to start your PC without any problems. After starting your PC, try following the steps from Solution 4. Several users reported that they were unable to remove the malicious file roper0dun.exe from their PC because it was used by rundll32 process. To fix this error, you need to stop rundll32 process and then delete the malicious file. Unfortunately, this virus prevents Task Manager from starting, so you’ll have to use Command Prompt to stop rundll32 process. To do that, follow these steps:

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Solution 7 – Disable Startup processes If you want to fix this problem, you can disable all problematic startup processes, but to do that first you need to enter Safe Mode. After doing that, follow these steps: Solution 8 – Check your registry Sometimes these malicious files can make changes to your registry, but you should be able to fix this problem by following these steps: Solution 9 – Download and run BitDefender Removal tool Antivirus company BitDefender released its own tool that removes MoneyPak virus, and in order to fix this problem you need to enter Safe Mode and download BitDefender Removal tool. After downloading the tool, run it and wait for it to scan your PC and remove the malicious application. After removing the virus, restart your PC and check if everything is working properly. MoneyPak virus can create a lot of problems since it will prevent you from accessing Windows 10, but you should be able to remove this virus by using the appropriate anti-malware tool, or by deleting it manually from your PC. READ ALSO:

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