Windows 10 pro. I only have windows defender and do the quick scan and full scan and the malicious file scan and thats all. I had connected my laptop's ac adapter to a powerbank to charge it for a few minutes before pulling it out and then connecting it back to my laptop.
I know that its possible malware can exist in powerbank and even though i did not connect powerbank directly to the laptop, its still possible at least i believe.
Is there software that could check if any malware exist in my laptop? If so, what program to use? Is malwarebytes good? Can it detect things like that? I used malwarebyte years ago but haven't used it since because people on forums say you don't need it, you have windows defender and thats enough.
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hacktrix2006 Hold My Vodka, I going to kill my GPU
You can use either ESET System Rescue Live CD, Malware Bytes or even Spybot they are normally the ones i use myself.
How to check for malware?
Discussion in 'Security and Anti-Virus Software' started by Drew1, Oct 1, 2019.