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With the Microsoft Windows tool for removing malicious software, the Redmond-based group provides an additional protective measure in addition to conventional virus scanners for Windows systems. The anti-malicious code tool checks the computer for infections with certain, widespread, malicious software such as worms and Trojans and, if necessary, assists in removing the malware from the system. Microsoft Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool runs without installation. Users do not have to make any settings but can choose between three scan variants. In addition to the “Quick Check”, a “Full Check” and a “Custom Check” are also available. The compact software with the somewhat bulky name is also known under the English name Microsoft Malicious Software Removal Tool or MRT or MSRT for short. It checks Windows for active malware and removes them from the system. The software is currently available in version 5.89 (May 2021).
Downloading the Microsoft Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool (KB890830) protects your PC from viruses, malware, and other malicious programs.
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