Infected with Dirty Decrypt.exe Virus - How to Remove Dirty Decrypt.exe Completely

 “This file can be decrypted using the program DirtyDecrypt.exe

Press CTRL+ALT+D to run DirtyDecrypt.exe”

This is the message that popped up by Dirty Decrypt.exe virus whenever you are trying to open the encrypted files like photos, documents, music and videos. Although acting as a ransom virus, Dirty Decrypt.exe is not the same as to FBI moneypak to completely lock down your screen. Dirty Decrypt.exe will only pop up the warning message when the encrypted files would be open.

The purpose for Dirty Decrypt.exe locking down your files that is mainly for making money from your account. In the event that you would decrypt the files, there will be a prompt to remind you to pay for its codes so that you can get back your data. Definitely, users are not advised to pay for the meaningless codes and waste your money to this scam. To be urgent, Dirty Decrypt.exe should be removed immediately without any delay. If you have no idea about how to get rid of it, the manual removal guides in this article will help.

Dangers that come from Dirty Decrypt.exe virus

• Dirty Decrypt.exe is undoubtedly a dangerous scam program
• Dirty Decrypt.exe spreads into computer mainly via the help of Trojan horse
• Dirty Decrypt.exe modifies system settings and encrypts system files
• Dirty Decrypt.exe is designed to trick users with money mainly
• Dirty Decrypt.exe is able to violate system with vulnerabilities and download computer with other malware

Available guides to get rid of Dirty Decrypt.exe manually

Restart your computer, tapping F8 key constantly before the Windows starting to launch and then highlight the safe mode with networking with arrow key and press Enter.

No.1 Press CTRL+ALT+DELETE to open the Windows Task Manager.

No.2 Click on the "Processes" tab, find and click the Dirty Decrypt.exe programs, then select "End Process" button.

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No.3 Navigate to directory and delete the infected files.

%AppData%\\.exe
%AppData%\p1.exe
%CommonAppData%\.

No.4 Show up Registry Editor (Click "Start" button and type "regedit" into the box and press the "Enter" key)

No.5 When the Registry Editor is open, search for the registry keys and select "Delete."

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\policies\Explorer\Run\[random]
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Command Processor "AutoRun" = "<malware path>\<random>.exe"
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run "<random>.exe" = "<malware path>\<random>.exe"
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run "SD2014" = "%AppData%\<random>\<random>.exe"

Note: The files and registry entries are very important to the operating system. Users should be highly cautious or it will crash your system if any real system files would be deleted. In case you are not able to find the listed files, please click and get an online help here.