How to Remove MyWIFIzone Internet Access Blocker From Windows XP
What is a MyWIFIzone for Windows XP? A MyWIFIzone for Windows XP can block incoming Web requests if your Windows XP operating system does not allow the Internet to connect. You can download a free version of MyWIFIzone from the following link. Once you download, it will only take about a minute to remove your Internet restrictions by clicking on the "install" button.
Unfortunately, Microsoft has discontinued the service and all new versions of their operating systems are no longer supported. However, there are still some simple ways to remove this virus: If you have Firefox installed, then simply open the "firefox" folder and then click on start, select run, type tools, and then look for "appware." This will show you all the programs that are related to MyWIFIzone that you can delete.
If you have an older version of Windows, the most effective way to remove this virus is to reinstall your operating system. To reinstall windows, first download the latest version of windows, and then run the program called "regedit" to locate the registry key that corresponds to the mywifizone internet access blocker. Then, delete the registry key that corresponds to the virus by clicking on the "search" option. After you have deleted the registry key, you should not be able to run the Internet application again. If you want to continue to surf the web, you can download a good antivirus program to help you remove MyWIFIzone.
