Personal Guard must be removed! Don't make the mistake of falling for this total scam. It has the possibility of corrupting all of your important files, spreading like wildfire to your contact list, and can record what you type and possibly steal your identity. Thank goodness there is software available that makes getting rid of this infection a snap.

Personal Guard is making its way around the internet at a blistering pace. This spyware uses security exploits and access through Trojans to weasel itself into your system. You may see the message "Your System is Infected" on your desktop background, in taskbar messages, and pop-up warnings.

Does your system show any of these tell-tale signs? You are probably infected:

* Slowed Down Computer

* Unfamiliar new icons on your desktop

* A barrage of popups

* Blue Screen of Death

If you have these symptoms, you better act quickly. Personal Guard is the culprit. How can we clean our system now and protect ourselves for the future?

The first removal method is a manual removal. Manual Removal involves inspecting your registry files in the LOCAL_HKEY_USER folder, and carefully renaming and deleting all registry files associated with this particular virus. You may find registry files strangely misnamed or with strangely larger file sizes. You would then follow deletion of these files with a removal of all exe files associated with the virus, which would be found in your program files folder. Beginners, PLEASE take extreme care during manual removal. I only suggest IT professionals or big techie nerds like me make system edits, due to the problems that arise if one wrong file is deleted or renamed.

Get Rid of the Virus in the Next 10 Minutes:

The simple way to uninstall this virus without the heartache and grief of registry mistakes is an automatic removal. I prefer Spyware Doctor from PCTools, winner of PC Magazine's 2010 Editor's Choice Award. It's straightforward to use which I like, and the customer support is quick. It scans out and deletes Personal Guard.

I've never had any issues. So - if your system security and identity theft security are important to you, you must protect yourself now and for the future when the next virus hits.