FREE Virus Removal

FREE Virus Removal are Windows Malware Tools Any Good? if you want to remove specific prevalent malware with Windows Malicious Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool (MSRT) helps keep Windows computers free from prevalent malware. MSRT finds and removes threats and reverses the changes made by these threats. MSRT is generally released monthly as part of Windows Update or as a standalone tool available here for download.
MSRT vs. MSERT Windows malware tool

Microsoft Safety Scanner

Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool 64-bit

MSRT was not designed for the detection of adware, adware, browser hijackers, toolbars or Potentially Unwanted Programs (PUPs).

Malwarebytes

Malwarebytes AdwCleaner

ESET’s Free Online Scanner

Kaspersky Rescue Disk
The Kaspersky Rescue Disk is a standalone bootable CD that can be used to scan the system for malicious software without the need for an operating system that you can boot in to.

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[Britec]

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[bantymech]

Wow nice video, every user must know all this. Thanks for making this mate.

[RobertKeenanComp-U-Right]

Love the Honest Opinion, Thanks Brian.

[johngoard]

Good video Brian I use Eset Smart Security and find it very good at picking stuff up and I occasionally use the other Windows scans you have mentioned (I just leave them running in the background ) to save waiting for a full run and have had no problems at all. But it is a good video for those who are just starting out and for those unaware of such programs you can use eh??👍

[breakingthethwall]

Microsoft throws alot to the user for free to help with combating malware an such. Defender, safety scanner, MSRT, sys internals, autoruns, process explorer to name a few! Yet people complain how it's not good enough! The lack of appreciation just baffles me!

[rosswarren]

Timely video. My sister gets her PC infected at least twice a year, and using Microsoft Safety Scanner helped this time. I knew about the Malicious Software Removal Tool, but not about MSS. Cool. The online ESET Scanner is nice to know about too. Fortunately, so far, I haven't had to use the Kaspersky Disc on her PC...Sometimes I feel like the best course of action for my sister would be to buy her a MAC....LOL...

[frankbradford]

Good info. Microsoft used to be terrible and ignore viruses. But now they have done a lot better

[Yadhugiri]

hey..have a douby if there is already a third party antivirua prog like norton then do we need to install all ypu said like mwb, ms scanner etc? pls help

[mxr]

win 10 and free Defender work well. no problems. thanks MSFT.

[ardeof]

Yeah idk about Microsoft's removal tool (since if Windows is infected, it's likely by something that its own scanner won't be able to detect). A majority of what you've listed are great options and are commonly used by technicians including myself.

[FortZantiago]

How about the Tron, Brian, do you try it before it is safe to use? Happy Holidays!

[andreracicot]

good tink basik for removal malwares.

[computergeek]

Haven't used this since Windows 7, glad I came across this video, I found a ton of nasty stuff on my gaming/media PC. Thanks Britec09!

[HSO]

Hi there! need a bit of help here, "settings.json" icon suddenly appears on my windows desktop icons and it doesn't have anything on it. I've tried to delete it but it still coming back. Any idea what is this and how to remove this? thanks.

[trycsr]

this tool has been around since Windows 7, if I'm not mistaken. it has already been installed in the system, including.

[PaulButtrill]

I tried the Safety Scanner but found it a bit odd because I first did a 'quick scan', before it finished I noticed it said 'Files infected: 8'. When it finished it said 'The scan completed successfully and no viruses, spyware, and other potentially unwanted software were detected'. So I did another scan but this time it first said 'Files infected: 12' then when it finished it again said nothing was detected. It's almost like it's detecting something, removing it then putting it back, Very strange. I don't think I'll bother with it thanks.

[MichaelandCathy]

Downloaded the Safety Scanner, 1 hour/840, 000 files and still only 40% done! But it found 1 “Infected” file….I’ll see. I trust my Norton over Microsoft.
Update: 1 hour 45 minutes/1.4 million files, still 1 sketchy file(false positive?).

[writerpatrick]

The MSRT will also find bootleg versions of Windows, which seems to be it's real purpose.

[SGnation]

Brian could you possibly do a review on anti virus softwares like smad. I am not sure how good is it since I am no expert. But many people recommend it to me

[jamestonge]

Bryne what you think of Iobit Malware. I use their products and find them good