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The extension is an exe. The file is a downloadable from MS called
use automatic updates. It's updated monthly.
MRT runs automatically on the next boot after being automatically
downloaded. It does a quick scan that usually isn't even noticed. The
user gets a pop-up notice if it finds anything bad. There are no
resident pieces left afterwards in memory - MRT is not an AV, it's a
pure scanner.
You can run MRT manually, Click <start> type MRT <enter>
A full scan is quite comprensive, for those things it's looking for; but
that's only a partial set of Malware. Microsoft says MRT looks for the
most prevalent malware.
More here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/890830
And you may not know that it was probably already on your system if yourMalicious Software Removal Tool and it's a simple tool to do what it
says. It's a supplement, not a replacement for a good antivirus program.
The link is: http://www.microsoft.com/security/malwareremove/default.aspx
use automatic updates. It's updated monthly.
MRT runs automatically on the next boot after being automatically
downloaded. It does a quick scan that usually isn't even noticed. The
user gets a pop-up notice if it finds anything bad. There are no
resident pieces left afterwards in memory - MRT is not an AV, it's a
pure scanner.
You can run MRT manually, Click <start> type MRT <enter>
A full scan is quite comprensive, for those things it's looking for; but
that's only a partial set of Malware. Microsoft says MRT looks for the
most prevalent malware.
More here: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/890830