Antiviruses that are actually viruses that mess up your computer

[DanTheMan12345]

My brother ran into one called "Security Tool". It made the screen go black, and he couldn't use any other programs. He resolved the problem by using my computer (so I couldn't use any other programs either) and fixed the problem! His screen still got black every time he put on his computer, so he just put on a picture from the game "Battle for Middle Earth 2". (Good thing he had my computer, because if he hadn't, he would have to share with my computer or buy a new one.)

 

[FreakyLocz14]

If you ever see an ad disguised as an anti-virus program scanning for viruses, don't use it.
Visit the site of a know anti-virus program like Norton, McAfee, etc. and use that.

 

[Captain Fabio]

I ignore everything and anything that 'pops' up when I am on the internet.

I have my own security centre, so there is no point even taking notice of them. 9 times out of 10 they are viruses. That is my personal experience with them from what I gather.

 

[locoroco]

i ignore all ads no matter how tempting they may seem haha never touch an add not even if you trust it