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How do I run the malware removal tool manually? I don't see it anywhere in
my program files, but I'm certain I downloaded it as part of a recent update.
| How do I run the malware removal tool manually? I don't see it anywhere in
| my program files, but I'm certain I downloaded it as part of a recent update.
|
| -amd
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Yes, but is this the only way to run the tool manually? If I've downloaded
the malware removal tool onto my PC, shouldn't there be a program on my hard
drive?
Alex
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> "Alex D." wrote:
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> | How do I run the malware removal tool manually? I don't see it anywhere in
> | my program files, but I'm certain I downloaded it as part of a recent update.
> |
> | -amd
>
| Yes, but is this the only way to run the tool manually? If I've downloaded
| the malware removal tool onto my PC, shouldn't there be a program on my hard
| drive?
|
| Alex
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Alex D. wrote:
> Yes, but is this the only way to run the tool manually?
> If I've downloaded the malware removal tool onto my PC,
> shouldn't there be a program on my hard drive?
Hi
When run from Windows Update, it will delete itself after
it is finished.
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Alex D. wrote:
> How do I run the malware removal tool manually? I don't see it anywhere in
> my program files, but I'm certain I downloaded it as part of a recent update.
>
> -amd
Is there any particular reason you didn't read the explanation
offered by the Windows Update site?
If that wasn't enough of an explanation for you, you need to read
the KB Article that describes the use of this tool. The MRT is updated
the second Tuesday of each month, appears as a "Critical Update" on the
Windows Update site, and runs only when and as "downloaded." Nothing is
actually installed on your computer; there's nothing to run at a later
date; there's nothing to ever uninstall.
"Torgeir Bakken (MVP)" <Torgeir.Bakken-spam@hydro.com> wrote in message
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| When run from Windows Update, it will delete itself after
| it is finished.
|
| If you want to download and run it manually:
|
| http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=40587 |
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| torgeir, Microsoft MVP Scripting and WMI, Porsgrunn Norway
| Administration scripting examples and an ONLINE version of
| the 1328 page Scripting Guide:
| http://www.microsoft.com/technet/s [...] fault.mspx
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