My Supervisory 2009 is the latest version of the My Supervisor rogue security application. It is nothing more than a scam that attempts to trick people into wasting their hard-earned money on a product that will not protect their computers like it claims.  If left to fester on a computer, this malicious program could end up ruining that system.

My Supervisory 2009 first weasels its way onto your computer through a Trojan horse program. The Trojan is usually loaded onto your computer through a rogue website that finds holes in your browser’s security. Once My Supervisory 2009 has been installed, it will generate messages warning you of infections. It suggests a system scan, but the scan performed by My Supervisory 2009 is a fake and yields fake results. It will be suggested that you buy the full version of its program, but do not pay for it.

Instead you should remove My Supervisory 2009 from your system immediately. To manually remove it, you must kill the following processes:

unins000.exe
MSup1bf7.exe

You should also unregister the following DLLs:

sqlite3.dll
mozcrt19.dll

Then, you should delete the following files:

%UserProfile%\\Desktop\\ProcessManager.lnk
%UserProfile%\\Desktop\\AutorunManager.lnk
%UserProfile%\\Desktop\\ServiceManager.lnk
%UserProfile%\\Desktop\\My Supervisor.lnk
%UserProfile%\\Application Data\\My Supervisor\\Process.ico
%UserProfile%\\Application Data\\My Supervisor\\Autorun.ico
%UserProfile%\\Application Data\\My Supervisor\\Service.ico
%UserProfile%\\Application Data\\My Supervisor\\uill.ini
%UserProfile%\\Application Data\\My Supervisor\\settings.ini
%UserProfile%\\Application Data\\My Supervisor
%Documents and Settings%\\All Users\\Application Data\\Data Files\\config.cfg
%Documents and Settings%\\All Users\\Application Data\\Data Files
%Documents and Settings%\\All Users\\Application Data\\2dcb\\Data Files
%Documents and Settings%\\All Users\\Application Data\\2dcb\\unins000.dat
%Documents and Settings%\\All Users\\Application Data\\2dcb\\working.log
%Documents and Settings%\\All Users\\Application Data\\2dcb\\sqlite3.dll
%Documents and Settings%\\All Users\\Application Data\\2dcb\\mozcrt19.dll
%Documents and Settings%\\All Users\\Application Data\\2dcb\\unins000.exe
%Documents and Settings%\\All Users\\Application Data\\2dcb\\MSup1bf7.exe
%Documents and Settings%\\All Users\\Application Data\\2dcb

Finally, the following registry entries should be removed:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings\5.0\User Agent\Post Platform “URWSWR[]”
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\My Supervisor_is1
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run “My Supervisor”

This will get rid of My Supervisory 2009, but you will still have to worry about other malicious threats. Instead of just allowing malicious software to infect your computer, you should protect your computer with SpyZooka. Then you won’t need to deal with any of the hassle.

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My Supervisory 2009 file contents :

ProcessManager.lnk,

AutorunManager.lnk,

ServiceManager.lnk,

My Supervisor.lnk,

Process.ico,

Autorun.ico,

Service.ico,

uill.ini,

settings.ini,

My Supervisor,

config.cfg,

Data Files,

unins000.dat,

working.log,

sqlite3.dll,

mozcrt19.dll,

unins000.exe,

MSup1bf7.exe,

2dcb