What is most likely to happen though is the tool doesn't detect anything and you can just click Finish.The tool may not be able to clean infected files, if this is the case you will need another tool to remove the malicious file(s). If it detects any malicious files, it will list the infected files and let you know if it has been able to automatically clean the files or not.When the scan starts it will show how many files scanned, number of infected files, start time of scan and the duration of the scan.Select the type of scan you want and click Next.Customized scan - this performs a quick scan AND any locations specified by the user.Full scan - scans the entire system but can take a long time.Quick scan - this scans the most likely places that malware or malicious software may be lurking.Click Next to move on from the introduction screen and you will be presented with three scan options:.You may be prompted a warning asking if you want to allow this tool to make changes to your device, click Yes.Type MRT and from the list of options presented, click on the application called MRT.In your Microsoft Windows desktop operating system click the start button.If you are worried and want to check that everything is ok, here is how to run a manual scan: The tool is designed to remove hidden malware from your computer, it runs in the background and is regularly updated without you needing to get involved.īUT. Not only does Windows 10 & 11 have Windows Defender, both operating systems have a Malicious Software Removal Tool (MSRT).
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