How to Remove Any Malware from Windows 10?

Is your Windows 10 pc having a malware

infection?

In this video, you will see steps to

remove any malware from your windows 10

PC.

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How do you know if you have a malware

infection if your Windows 10 machine has

a malware infection? You will face a

drastic impact on the performance.

Your pc works very slow when you start

seeing unusual error messages.

Disabled anti-virus protection is also a

sign of malware infection.

The malware disables the security

program. So that they can't take action

against them.

If you are seeing pop-ups and

advertisements at unusual places, it is

also a sign of malware infection.

How to remove the malware infection from

Windows 10.

After knowing that your pc has malware,

follow the steps to remove them

boot in safe mode If you boot the

Windows 10 in safe mode,

malware removal becomes easy in safe

mode. Only essential services and

processes run.

So you can easily clean your pc to boot

in safe mode, click on the start menu.

Go to the power options. Now, press the

shift button and click

on restart,

after that your system will go to full

screen mode.

Now go to the troubleshooting then

advanced options.

Now click on startup settings. Then

restart button,

your system will boot in the safe mode,

you can now perform the next steps to

clean the malware.

Delete temporary files most malware

hides in the temporary files,

they load as temporary files and then

start infecting your system.

So your first step should be deleting

the temporary files

to do that click on the start menu and

type disk cleanup.

Click on it to open.

Click ok. Now deselect everything and

select

temporary internet files and temporary

files.

Click ok, then confirm your action by

clicking on delete files.

Remove system. Restore points

system. Restore points are used to

restore the system to a working state.

If any problem happens with the computer,

the user tries to restore it to a

restore point.

Malware creators are aware of this. So,

they create the malware to infect the

system restore points. Also,

it is better to remove the system

restore points.

Click on the start menu and type create

a restore point.

Open it, then click on configure.

Click on disable system protection. Then,

click on the delete button to delete all

the system restore points.

Click on continue to confirm.

Reset browser settings malware, hijacks

the settings of your browser and

redirects you to malicious sites.

So that they can infect your system with

malware again, you should reset the

browser settings to avoid that

to reset the settings of Google Chrome.

Click on the menu button,

then settings advanced,

then click on restore settings to their

original defaults.

Now confirm your action

to reset the settings of Mozilla Firefox.

Click on the menu button.

Then help then, click on troubleshooting

information.

Now click on refresh Firefox. Now click

on refresh firefox again to confirm your

action.

If you are using Microsoft Edge, open the

menu.

Then go to settings, click on reset

settings from the left sidebar.

Now click on restore settings to their

default values.

Then confirm your action by clicking on

the reset button.

Scan your pc with anti-malware. As of now,

you have removed unnecessary files from

your system to clean your computer.

Now it's time to scan your pc with

anti-malware to remove.

All the traces of the malware. You can

use malwarefox anti-malware to scan your

PC.

Now download malwarefox. Anti-malware

from the link in the description,

then follow the instructions to install

it.

Once the malware fox setup is complete,

press the scan button.

Malwarefox provides real-time

protection against all these threats.

It will remove all malware from your PC.

It is available for 14 days, full feature

trial.

After that, you can get the membership

for a nominal fee.

Click on next to remove the detected

threats.

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