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Windows Looks Normal… Until You Run THESE Commands ⚠️  Think your Windows PC is clean? You might be wrong! Here’s how to manually check for malware threats, no antivirus, no tools, just raw Windows commands. Important: Using a trusted antivirus is still highly recommended! Step 1: Startup Programs (Registry + Task Manager) Malware often hides here to launch every time your PC starts. Open Task Manager → Startup tab Or run this to inspect your startup registry: reg query HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run Look for anything random, unsigned, or suspicious, especially if you don’t recognize the name. Step 2: Scheduled Tasks (Hidden Persistence) Some malware silently schedules itself to run at login or on a timer. To review all scheduled tasks, dump them to your desktop like this using command prompt: schtasks /query /fo LIST /v > “%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\suspicious_tasks.txt” notepad “%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\suspicious_tasks.txt” Look for anything pointing to AppData or weird .EXE names with no purpose. Step 3: AppData, LocalAppData, and Temp Folders These are common malware drop zones. Attackers love hiding payloads here. Check for hidden files using: dir /s /a:h “%APPDATA%” dir /s /a:h “%LOCALAPPDATA%” dir /s /a:h “%TEMP%” Optional: Sort by most recently modified to find recent drops: cd %APPDATA% dir /od /t:w If you find unknown .exe, .dll, .bat, or .scr files, don’t ignore them! Antivirus won’t catch everything, but now you know how to spot the signs for yourself! #cybersecurity #windows #antivirus #virus #malware #security #computers #techtips #infosec #techtok #geek
Windows Looks Normal… Until You Run THESE Commands ⚠️ Think your Windows PC is clean? You might be wrong! Here’s how to manually check for malware threats, no antivirus, no tools, just raw Windows commands. Important: Using a trusted antivirus is still highly recommended! Step 1: Startup Programs (Registry + Task Manager) Malware often hides here to launch every time your PC starts. Open Task Manager → Startup tab Or run this to inspect your startup registry: reg query HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run Look for anything random, unsigned, or suspicious, especially if you don’t recognize the name. Step 2: Scheduled Tasks (Hidden Persistence) Some malware silently schedules itself to run at login or on a timer. To review all scheduled tasks, dump them to your desktop like this using command prompt: schtasks /query /fo LIST /v > “%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\suspicious_tasks.txt” notepad “%USERPROFILE%\Desktop\suspicious_tasks.txt” Look for anything pointing to AppData or weird .EXE names with no purpose. Step 3: AppData, LocalAppData, and Temp Folders These are common malware drop zones. Attackers love hiding payloads here. Check for hidden files using: dir /s /a:h “%APPDATA%” dir /s /a:h “%LOCALAPPDATA%” dir /s /a:h “%TEMP%” Optional: Sort by most recently modified to find recent drops: cd %APPDATA% dir /od /t:w If you find unknown .exe, .dll, .bat, or .scr files, don’t ignore them! Antivirus won’t catch everything, but now you know how to spot the signs for yourself! #cybersecurity #windows #antivirus #virus #malware #security #computers #techtips #infosec #techtok #geek

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