AdwareAlert is a rogue anti-spyware application that claims to specialize in removing adware. However, though it appears to be legitimate, it is nothing short of a scam. When the free trial is downloaded and run, it claims that there are infections on the computer. The threats it points to are harmless, but it gives them malicious names and tells the user that they must buy the full version of AdwareAlert in order to have the threats removed.
Though AdwareAlert isn’t harmful, it is very deceptive and expensive. If you want protection from spyware and adware, then you should look somewhere else. You should also remove this rogue from your computer. In order to do this manually, you should stop the following processes:

AdwareAlert.exe
Setup.exe

Relative file contents:

4b788.msi
3FCAA3.MSI
\setupxv.exe
setupxv.exe
setupxv.exe
TCL.dll
zlib.dll
Difxapi.dll
DataBase.ref
ADWAREALERT.LNK
\*.msi
SpyCleaner.dll
\*.exe
AdwareAlert.url
AdwareAlert.exe
ADWAREALERT SCHEDULED SCAN.JOB
vistaCPtasks.xml
AdwareAlert.lnk
rs.dat
AdwareAlert.exe
AdwareAlert.cat
AdwareAlert.inf
AdwareAlert on the Web.lnk
AdwareAlert.x86.sys
AdwareAlert.amd64.sys
ScanResults.pie
ICON.EXE
ICON.EXE
ICON.EXE
icon.exe

Delete these registry entries:

{755C6BC2-A679-4025-84D3-4AE283A87B14}
{6743C36C-CBFE-11DB-9705-005056C00008}
F17008556308F5444A17B44F3B73A7AA
739CC9E9112F28244BA2C7A8ABF5A198
37E7B5D3B036DFE489E5CE5F2D320864
5BF22E2E4A7542D4CA9F92BD8FC904C2
F17008556308F5444A17B44F3B73A7AA
739CC9E9112F28244BA2C7A8ABF5A198
37E7B5D3B036DFE489E5CE5F2D320864
5BF22E2E4A7542D4CA9F92BD8FC904C2
7C673A5B871B8CD419F47DD0DE5A6D18
{755C6BC2-A679-4025-84D3-4AE283A87B14}
{6743C36C-CBFE-11DB-9705-005056C00008}
F17008556308F5444A17B44F3B73A7AA
739CC9E9112F28244BA2C7A8ABF5A198
37E7B5D3B036DFE489E5CE5F2D320864
5BF22E2E4A7542D4CA9F92BD8FC904C2
F17008556308F5444A17B44F3B73A7AA
739CC9E9112F28244BA2C7A8ABF5A198
37E7B5D3B036DFE489E5CE5F2D320864
5BF22E2E4A7542D4CA9F92BD8FC904C2
7C673A5B871B8CD419F47DD0DE5A6D18
{5580071F-8036-445F-A471-4BF4B3377AAA}
{3D5B7E73-630B-4EFD-985E-ECF5D2238046}
{E2E22FB5-57A4-4D24-ACF9-29DBF89C402C}
{9E9CC937-F211-4282-B42A-7C8ABA5F1A89}
7C673A5B871B8CD419F47DD0DE5A6D18
F17008556308F5444A17B44F3B73A7AA
739CC9E9112F28244BA2C7A8ABF5A198
37E7B5D3B036DFE489E5CE5F2D320864
5BF22E2E4A7542D4CA9F92BD8FC904C2
{755C6BC2-A679-4025-84D3-4AE283A87B14}
{6743C36C-CBFE-11DB-9705-005056C00008}
5B4016981C40D5F4B9925ED64AD7B526
70B07021D02A5E347A162B223EA41CD5
A30D1592ADAA3D743884B8318328AD99
A491438A809F60F458DF33E67C80A5D2
BF91BD5C23255BE4C8550ACDF0F2EE89
CB6591E4426EF2B49AEE7437E1144918
E326614894984A1468CA53B7DFCF99A5

Delete these files:

4b788.msi
3FCAA3.MSI
\setupxv.exe
setupxv.exe
setupxv.exe
%programfilesdir%\AdwareAlert\TCL.dll
%programfilesdir%\AdwareAlert\zlib.dll
Difxapi.dll
%programfilesdir%\AdwareAlert\DataBase.ref
ADWAREALERT.LNK
\*.msi
%programfilesdir%\AdwareAlert\SpyCleaner.dll
\*.exe
%programfilesdir%\AdwareAlert\AdwareAlert.url
AdwareAlert.exe
ADWAREALERT SCHEDULED SCAN.JOB
%programfilesdir%\AdwareAlert\vistaCPtasks.xml
AdwareAlert.lnk
rs.dat
\AdwareAlert.exe
%programfilesdir%\AdwareAlert\FilterDrv\AdwareAlert.cat
AdwareAlert.inf
AdwareAlert on the Web.lnk
%programfilesdir%\AdwareAlert\FilterDrv\AdwareAlert.x86.sys
%programfilesdir%\AdwareAlert\FilterDrv\AdwareAlert.amd64.sys
%profiledir%\Application Data\AdwareAlert\Settings\ScanResults.pie
ICON.EXE
ICON.EXE
ICON.EXE
%windir%\installer\{5580071f-8036-445f-a471-4bf4b3377aaa}\icon.exe

While this will get rid of AdwareAlert, it won’t guarantee that your computer is truly free from malware. In order to properly ensure that your computer is protected from spyware, you should use SpyZooka. It is the only antispyware guaranteed to remove 100% of spyware. Since the company that makes it is in good standing with the Better Business Bureau, you can be sure that it is trustworthy. SpyZooka has won several awards and has a robot that hunts down new forms of spyware so that it will always be up to date. If you are ready to have your computer properly protected from spyware, then you are ready for SpyZooka.