Unlike computer viruses, most Trojans do not typically replicate their files, so if you are able to find and delete all of the files, and other elements of a given Trojan, the malware should go away in most instances. There, however, is a problem with finding the files, the Registry keys, and the processes of most Trojans, because threats like Bellaciao, Altruistics, Oneetx.exe tend to disguise them very well. Typically, the file, the process or the Registry key of a Trojan Horse would have a name similar, or identical to that of a system file, process, or Registry key. This is likely to make it difficult for most users to distinguish between a Trojan Horse-related element, and one that is inherent to their system. Also, it is possible that you try to manually remove the Trojan, you end up deleting something that’s coming from your OS, thus causing more damage to the system, and making things worse. This is why you need to be really careful if you try using the guide from down below to remove Bellaciao. Follow its instructions closely, and in case you are unsure about whether or not you should delete something, ask us in the comments about what to do next. Also, you can use the assistance of the recommended removal tool that you will find linked in the Bellaciao removal guide - this anti-malware program can automatically detect the malicious entries in your system, and help you remove them without risk of deleting something that you shouldn’t.