Trojan horse and virus threats

saanvi_mehta

Windows Defender warns me of multiple Trojan threats each day. Even after I have performed virus scans multiple times and removed all threats it shows me. What should I do to get rid of this.

VITSUSA

You should use effective cybersecurity software should be your front line of protection. An effective internet security solution should run fast, frequent scans, and alert you as soon as a Trojan virus is detected.

You should never download or install software from a source you don’t trust completely, and never open an attachment or run a program sent to you in an email from someone you don’t know. Keep all software on your computer up to date with the latest patches. Make sure a Trojan antivirus is installed and running on your computer.

In this situation, you should take the help of paid antivirus software.

saanvi_mehta

VITSUSA
Then what about windows defender ? Is this not a good Antivirus?

Steve_R_Jones

Windows defender is fine for most people that are very careful in their daily surfing habits.

Seek out the free app called Malwarebytes and sac your pc.

marksmith121

Windows Defender is free to use you can use some alternate of windows defender.
Avast Free Antivirus.

Naheed

To get rid of it, I would suggest having a full system scan.
Have you checked the files which were reported as viruses by the defender?
Are they removed from there?

lolapaluuza

Hi, man. It's a common problem for a lot of people to choose a good antivirus app. What do you think about the PCMatic antivirus? Here is a Nathan Collier article about this topic. I think that you need to read it because it will help you to figure out your problem with choosing a security app. Anyway, good luck with finding the right software, dude.

lorenzdenesiks

I agree with the post above. It is a widespread problem and I can recommend switching off the Windows Defender because I can't understand people who say that it is the best solution to fight against viruses and malware. It will be better to choose Kaspersky, Norton, or any antivirus from this list http://antivirusdoctor.net/.