Question How i can recover virus

[Mesud]

How can i remove virus from my computer

 

[AngelTech]

Anti-virus software like McAfee or Malwarebytes should remove it. (you'll need to buy a subscription but it is worth it to safely browse the internet and not worrying abt your pc getting viruses and not being able to remove them) Windows has an anti-virus software...but it isn't that good from what I know

 

[Mesud]

Anti-virus software like McAfee or Malwarebytes should remove it. (you'll need to buy a subscription but it is worth it to safely browse the internet and not worrying abt your pc getting viruses and not being able to remove them) Windows has an anti-virus software...but it isn't that good from what I know

Thank you

 

[Mesud]

Is these needed Malwarebytes ccleaner Kaspersky antivirus for Removing virus from my computer

 

[1LiquidPC]

Typically use Malwarebytes along with either Avast or the Windows Defender(included in Windows 10) myself. How did you determine that you have a virus problem?

 

[DMAN999]

I would run a Full Malwarebytes scan and scan with whatever AV you have.
If the virus is still on your PC after that try a DVD or USB based Antivirus rescue disk like these:

6 Best Bootable Antivirus Rescue Disks for severely Infected computer - TSA

Bootable antivirus is useful when a computer gets severely infected and unable to boot normally. In this situation, it is […]

www.techsupportall.com

 

[Mesud]

Typically use Malwarebytes along with either Avast or the Windows Defender(included in Windows 10) myself. How did you determine that you have a virus problem?

Windows 8.1
I have license antivirus Kaspersky is it be Kaspersky

 

[Mesud]

My computer does not work well

 

[1LiquidPC]

OK. Since you already have the license, that seems like your best option. I'd update the software itself to latest version and latest protection updates and run a full scan. Also, recommend running MalwareBytes full scan as well.

 

[Mesud]

OK. Since you already have the license, that seems like your best option. I'd update the software itself to latest version and latest protection updates and run a full scan. Also, recommend running MalwareBytes full scan as well.

Thanks do you recommend cd rescue how is it

 

[USAFRet]

And what is "cd rescue" ?

 

[1LiquidPC]

regarding "cd rescue" are you referring to a rescue DVD/USB of sorts incase you have a situation where OS is unrecoverable? This may be an option with your anti-virus program, but unlikely to be necessary if your PC is still booting Windows. Are you sure your problems aren't caused by another problem? What is your actual issue that you believe it to be virus related? Can you provide system specs?

 

[Mesud]

regarding "cd rescue" are you referring to a rescue DVD/USB of sorts incase you have a situation where OS is unrecoverable? This may be an option with your anti-virus program, but unlikely to be necessary if your PC is still booting Windows. Are you sure your problems aren't caused by another problem? What is your actual issue that you believe it to be virus related? Can you provide system specs?

I can't understand what you said

 

[Mesud]

And what is "cd rescue" ?

Example for Kaspersky rescue

 

[mdd1963]

Is there some sort of symptom(s) (preferably more informative) in addition to 'my computer does not run well' that leads you to a virus/infection/malware conclusion as to the root cause of your system difficulties?

Anything strange in task manager?

Browser redirects/pop-ups?

Have you run Malwarebytes Antimalware yet? results? If it does not find anything, you might have other issues, potentially hardware, drivers (old, incorrect, default MS drivers, or total lack thereof) temperature (throttling), etc...

 

[Mesud]

I would run a Full Malwarebytes scan and scan with whatever AV you have.
If the virus is still on your PC after that try a DVD or USB based Antivirus rescue disk like these:

6 Best Bootable Antivirus Rescue Disks for severely Infected computer - TSA

Bootable antivirus is useful when a computer gets severely infected and unable to boot normally. In this situation, it is […]

www.techsupportall.com

Kaspersky rescue?

 

[saurabhprob]

I want to give my suggestion. I always use Hitman free version tool to remove any spyware or malware. After removing install Microsoft essential or defender. You will not face nay problem.

 

[digitalgriffin]

Kaspersky rescue?

It is perfectly normally for systems to become unstable after a prolonged period of time. This is especially true if you are adding or removing lots of programs on a regular basis. (Especially free ones.)

I believe Windows 8.1 gives you an option to do a clean reinstall (called a "refresh") without wiping out your personal files (similar to Windows 10) HOWEVER any programs you installed will be wiped out. This is to make sure the system is "clean"

Be sure to have all your log-ins and license keys stored someplace safe.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/17085/windows-8-restore-refresh-reset-pc