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Secure Keeper is a rogue anti-spyware application designed to trick PC users into purchasing the licensed version of the software. However, it is not recommended to purchase the application as it will literally rip off both money and private data. Once the application’s presence has been noticed it is recommended to do everything necessary to remove Secure Keeper in order to make sure that private information and operating system performance are preserved.

In order to completely remove Secure Keeper and all associated files it is required to first end all tasks that are related to this rogue application. While using Windows Task Manager the processes “SecureKeeper.exe”, “10939spam5oz722.exe” and “uninstall.exe” must be stopped. Immediately after the processes are ended the files from the path located at “C:\Program Files\SecureKeeper Software” and “C:\Program Files\SecureKeeper Software\SecureKeeper” can be safely removed. Additionally, a full computer scan using a legitimate antivirus product such as Spyware Doctor with Antivirus is recommended in order to make sure that no additional malicious software is present in the system.

Even if all processes known as being associated with Secure Keeper has been stopped and their files removed, there are still various configurations and settings that should be restored and managed in order to void all effects of the rogue security product’s presence. For this purposes, expert guidance is recommended in order to make sure that no critical operating system components and features are affected.

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While manual procedures required to remove Secure Keeper are not complicated and can be done by virtually anyone with minimum PC experience, the many different variants of Secure Keeper and similar rogue security products makes it difficult to properly locate and terminate the correct files and registry keys.