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PhyllisCowart. Created on January 9, 2021. Scammers installed Ultraviewer which scanned my computer. What should I do? I had a call from a California phone number (213) 766-4357 to my cell phone yesterday, January 8, 2021 at approximately 5:18 pm. I was informed by the caller, a male foreigner who spoke English, that he was calling from Apple ...
UltraViewer was removed, I ran several scans, and I even had a Dell representative access and scan through the computer for any malicious content/software. The Dell rep said he didn't seen anything concerning and they should be okay if they change their passwords and just let their banks know.
He had me run ms config to confirm that he was legit. He then had me install either Ultraview or Ultraviewer. I asked what it was, and he said it was so a supervisor in Tech Support could remotely access my computer and get it working again with an updated key. When he connected me, the next guy told me it would be $100 for 3 years, and when I ...
yesterday i was calling the supposedly Sonos app installation support center to get help with my device. i was told to install Ultraviewer in my computer which i did and gave this people access to my computer. it was a couple of minutes they told me i need to buy a firewall for my router and when i said no the disconnected.
That is a technical support scam that pops up in some users machine. Don't entertain those pop ups or email because Microsoft will not part of it. If they access your device, kindly check on your control panel and see what applications they installed on your machine. Uninstall those application for it to remove on your computer.
Ultraviewer Scam. I got a call from Ultraviewer stating that my service had expired and that I needed to cancel to avoid being charged $299 as an auto-renew. When I told the person on the other end of the conversation (sounded like from a Middle Eastern country, but said his name was David Wilson) that I had not subscribed to the service at all ...
Uninstall in Control Panel. - Press Windows + R, type: "control" and hit enter. - Click Uninstall a program. - Locate the app there, highlight and click Uninstall. 2. Uninstall in Apps. - Press Windows + I to open Settings. - Go to Apps > Apps & features. - Wait for all the programs list to load and check if this Ultra Viewer is there, if so ...
Open the Settings app, then go to Apps - Installed Apps. Find UltraViewer in the list of apps and from there, you can uninstall it from your PC to stop anyone being able to remote access your PC. You should also try to stop that payment to the scammers at your bank, they can usually do that. Power to the Developer!
Scammers using UltraViewer. A few weeks ago I had a popup "alert" come up on my laptop with a voice saying my computer had just received a virus. It gave a phone number to Microsoft to call. Of course I was being scammed, but at that moment I didn't realize it. I called the number, and talked to a man claiming to be a Microsoft employee.
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