When installed, WindowsEnterpriseDefender will start scan automatically when you load Windows. That fake antispyware program will creates a series of harmless files on your computer with the following names:

%UserProfile%\Recent\cb.sys
%UserProfile%\Recent\ddv.dll
%UserProfile%\Recent\eb.sys
%UserProfile%\Recent\energy.exe
%UserProfile%\Recent\pal.sys
%UserProfile%\Recent\PE.drv
%UserProfile%\Recent\ppal.exe
%UserProfile%\Recent\tempdoc.tmp

When Windows Enterprise Defender scans your computer, it will detect the above files as infections. The reality is that these files are all harmless and can have no effect on your computer. They are only being created, and then detected, to scare you into thinking you have actual infections on your computer. As you can see, Windows Enterprise Defender purposely uses fake alerts and false scan results as a method to scare you into purchasing the software. To sum up – Windows Enterprise Defender is a scam and should be treated as such: do not download or buy it!

You can get rid of Windows Enterprise Defender using Trojan Remover.

Windows Enterprise Defender automatical remover:

As you might have foreseen, Windows Enterprise Defender is not a lonely walker in the empty space. In contrary, it has multiple ties with other rogues so that complex malware removal is the best way to get rid of Windows Enterprise Defender. In addition, if you remove Windows Enterprise Defender automatically, you get life-time protection from malware aggression.

Windows Enterprise Defender manual removal guide:

Delete Windows Enterprise Defender files:

Delete Windows Enterprise Defender registry entries:

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