Hey guys,
someone suggest me a good free or paid malware removal tool for my PC.
Thanks in Advance
someone suggest me a good free or paid malware removal tool for my PC.
Thanks in Advance
Solved Which is the best malware removal tool?
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Hi @robertbrooks07 and welcome to PCHF 
While there is no one perfect tool, there are lots of good anti-malware solutions. I personally use ESET Internet Security, Zemana Anti-Malware Premium, and Malwarebytes. Yes they are all paid for, but I wouldn't use anything else
Basically, the best anti-virus is yourself. Good browsing habits, being wary of links, and just overall being cautious on the web and email is the best way to prevent infections
If you're interested, the software I use is linked below:
ESET : https://www.eset.com/us/home/internet-security/
Zemana : https://www.zemana.com/en-US
Malwarebytes : https://www.malwarebytes.com/premium/
While there is no one perfect tool, there are lots of good anti-malware solutions. I personally use ESET Internet Security, Zemana Anti-Malware Premium, and Malwarebytes. Yes they are all paid for, but I wouldn't use anything else
Basically, the best anti-virus is yourself. Good browsing habits, being wary of links, and just overall being cautious on the web and email is the best way to prevent infections
If you're interested, the software I use is linked below:
ESET : https://www.eset.com/us/home/internet-security/
Zemana : https://www.zemana.com/en-US
Malwarebytes : https://www.malwarebytes.com/premium/
Hi @robertbrooks07 and welcome to PCHF
While there is no one perfect tool, there are lots of good anti-malware solutions. I personally use ESET Internet Security, Zemana Anti-Malware Premium, and Malwarebytes. Yes they are all paid for, but I wouldn't use anything else
Basically, the best anti-virus is yourself. Good browsing habits, being wary of links, and just overall being cautious on the web and email is the best way to prevent infections
If you're interested, the software I use is linked below:
ESET : https://www.eset.com/us/home/internet-security/
Zemana : https://www.zemana.com/en-US
Malwarebytes : https://www.malwarebytes.com/premium/
Thanks for your valuable suggestion Jmarket. Do you know about cWatch Comodo free malware removal tool. can i use that?
cWatch is a website malware removal tool designed for webmasters, not normal people who just need malware protection
COMODO does offer a free Internet Security suite, however I have found that it is very slow and sluggish. I would much prefer using Avast and COMODO's standalone firewall.
COMODO does offer a free Internet Security suite, however I have found that it is very slow and sluggish. I would much prefer using Avast and COMODO's standalone firewall.
cWatch is a website malware removal tool designed for webmasters, not normal people who just need malware protection
COMODO does offer a free Internet Security suite, however I have found that it is very slow and sluggish. I would much prefer using Avast and COMODO's standalone firewall.
Okay, Thanks .!
And can I also throw into the mix, a good browser ad-blocker.
I can recommend uBlock Origin.
(Oh, and a modified HOSTS file doesn’t hurt either, check out the one by MVPS at http://winhelp2002.mvps.org/)
It’s all about layered security these days.
I can recommend uBlock Origin.
(Oh, and a modified HOSTS file doesn’t hurt either, check out the one by MVPS at http://winhelp2002.mvps.org/)
It’s all about layered security these days.
No @jmarket .. thanks for you valuable suggestions.Do you require further assistance @robertbrooks07?
You're very welcome
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