Le site advancedpctweaker.com est-il sûr ?

This site comes when you search for common windows errors. It provides generic troubleshooting information then encourages you to download their tool which is a generic regcleaner to fix your problem. Site is full of fake logos and certifications that just lead to the file download.

https://www.siteadvisor.com/sites/http%3A//www.advancedpctweaker.com/dll-errors/tunngle.exe.html?pip=false&premium=false&client_uid=3346088113&client_ver=3.6.0.187&client_type=IEPlugin&suite=true&aff_id=707&locale=en_us&ui=1&os_ver=6.1.1.0&ref=safesearch It's all day tested by McAfee ? So McAfee really sucks or what ?

Website lures potential victims in by using scare tactics--"Your computer could have this error!",--encourages users to download their "scanning" tool (scamming would be more appropriate), and then reports back to the victim that they have "1,000 infections!" At this point, the user is prompted to provide personal information in order to "activate" the program. Thus, the scan itself is used as a phishing tool (by collecting this activation data) and as a malware program (as it slows down your computer and more or less forces you to "activate" it. Classic fake A/V trick used against unsuspecting web surfers.

Funny, it says US... But obviously the website text is written by someone with a poor command of English. One good indication of "Don't trust us"! I always say trust your gut instinct. I know I'm probably 95% good when I get a bad feeling. And fortunately, it seems to be a "false negative" when I'm wrong...As they say err on the side of caution!!!