How to remove PowerReg Scheduler V3 error

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PowerReg Scheduler V3.exe file information

The process PowerReg Scheduler belongs to the software PowerReg Scheduler or PowerReg Scheduler V3.exe or C-evo by Leader Technologies.

Description: PowerReg Scheduler V3.exe is located in a subfolder of "C:\Documents and Settings" or sometimes in a subfolder of "C:\Program Files" or in a subfolder of C:\. Known file sizes on Windows XP are 225,280 bytes (97% of all occurrence), 241,664 bytes, 229,376 bytes.
The program has a visible window. The process is loaded during the Windows boot process (see Registry key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders, HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders, HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Shell Folders, HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders). PowerReg Scheduler V3.exe is not a Windows core file. PowerReg Scheduler V3.exe is able to record inputs. Therefore the technical security rating is 22% dangerous, however also read the users reviews.

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Important: Some malware camouflage themselves as PowerReg Scheduler V3.exe, particularly if they are located in c:\windows or c:\windows\system32 folder. Thus check the PowerReg Scheduler V3.exe process on your pc whether it is pest. We recommend Security Task Manager for verifying your computer's security. It is one of the Top Download Picks of 2005 of The Washington Post and PC World.

It is a registration reminder and nothing else! It is hilarious to read some of the claims of damage; Hardware Driver compatability problems (lol), preventing MSCONFIG from running (rafl), shutting down a PC (lmfao)!!! Oh, hold on i take all that back - It just broke my coffee maker!
  Noddy Big Ears   (further information)

Came with Palm Outlook 2007 sync update. It imediatly caused a BSOD. How dare they put this crapola on my computer.
  Dan Feinberg  

My computer has been crashing randomly for sometime now. I'm pretty sure powerReg is the cause. I don't know how to get rid of it!
  brendogs  

Something strange about this executable. On my machine, the method of installation was to place the actual executable in the "C:\documents and Settings\ user name \Start Menu\Programs\Startup" directory rather than just placing a link there, and installing the executable somewhere else. This seems seriously suspicious to me, although I was able to delete the .exe file when I booted to safe mode. Conclusion: Extremely suspicious, but unknown quantity.
  Dave W  

its a scheduler that comes with all sorts of programs; it shows a popup that says "Register Now" or somthing like that and collects info
   

Installed with ZoneAlarm, spybot caught and killed most of it. Had to turn off system restore and delete all the restore points. Also had to activate "Clear virtual cache on shut down" to get rid of it. The damage it caused to my registry is going to take some time to fix.
  Theo, Network Security Consultant  

Part of 3COM modem software
  Mystery_Customer   (further information)

I have encountered this program as a result of a prank for restoring unwanted values to my registry, such as start page.
  Ben  

Installed from Gamespy Arcade
  Jason  

its on my computer and registry booster test confirmd that it is dangerous
  johnny  

According to Leader Technologies, it is only a "Registration" program for whatever utility you have installed. For Example, if you install BOINC Climate Change Experiment software, you will be asked to Register. Leader Technologies insist this is a once only act, and lies dormant after registration. However, if you select to register later, it will place a shortcut in your Startup folder.
  Mark - UK   (further information)

wow, dunno about some of you guys.. this file was installed when software was added to system for adding a dvd burner.
  dave  

My computor crashed because of this program, a malware check at the microsoft security site. rated it as a medium security risk, and found 5 other related files it tried to delete as malware. microsoft could not delete it as it was enbedded in system restore.
   

too annoying, it shut down my computer even though I have spyware
  Julia  

Installed with PowerQuest Partion Magic, gathers and sends info on you to create a user profile, SPYWARE
  Darien  

came with Gothic 2, prevents you from running msconfig, so you cant remove it. I had to load a previous back-up but it reinstalled next time it ran.
  barry  

Latest version appears to hide from Spybot
  proberts  

It messed up my computor, Microsoft security scan Identified 6 threats asscociated with this programme, but could only uninstall a couple of them as 2 components were in the system restore. It may not be too bad when working normally, but when it goes wrong it really gooses your computor.
  barry hodkinson  

Modem Helper. Kinda harmless 'spyware'. But no harm from removing it. So..
  zhorvath  

it is malware it collects unknown information it also copies itself every time you try to disable it and any program that does that can not be good for your computer (including internet explroer)
  nic williams  

This can also be removed through safe mode
  Nana  

Spybot said PowerReg is bad.(but it's not active[so i don't how bad it is])
  William  

any program that gets into your computer without asking cannot be good, especially if it cannot be removed with the add/remove tool
  raymond  

It collects information for Leader Technologies, and thus it is classified as non-harmful spyware. However, it crashes Windows (BSOD) because of interferance to certain Hardware Drive devices, such as DSL modems & certain CD/DVD-RW.
  AARIAN  

Registration Reminder
  D Grove  

Installed as I was installing Epson Printer (R300) software from CD that came with the printer
  Dennis Day  

Computer became faster
  CARLO  

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