How to check and kill viruses on your computer

**360 security guard, or computer housekeeper, just click on the physical examination, if there is a problem with the physical examination computer, what virus is there in the computer, you can click on the whole check and kill, but these two** one is on the line, it is useless to do more.

**[360 Security Guard] and open, click [Trojan Kill], select [Quick Scan and Kill], click [One-click Processing] after the scan is completed, you can scan and kill computer viruses, in addition, you can also use computer cleaning, system repair, optimization and acceleration and other functions.

Safe Mode Login Method:

1) Click "Start" and "Restart" in turn.

2) Immediately after the computer is turned off, click F8 on the keyboard continuously, after the menu appears, use the arrow keys to highlight the "Safe Mode" option, and then press Enter;

3) If you have a dual-boot or multi-boot system, select the system you need to access and press Enter.

After entering the safe mode, you need to manually run the antivirus software through the shortcut, and then perform a full check.

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Anonymous users1. After connecting the power supply, turn on the machine and press F8 continuously;

Then go to the operating system options;

Then choose to enter the safe mode, it takes half a minute to wait to enter the safe mode;

Wait until the system displays a complete load, select Antivirus All, and then start Antivirus All.

2. If it has been confirmed that the virus is infected;

The virus has modified the system settings, and when you want to turn on Kill Soft, it's actually running a virus.

The workaround is roughly like this:

First to the next 360 Security Guard.

Enter Safe Mode.

Clear the IE cache and open 360 Security Guard with this software.

Finally, use 360 security guard to scan the Trojan, and finally use Kill Soft to scan the whole disk.

Plug it in, press Power On, and then press F8 wildly

The operating system options will appear.

It takes a long time to enter safe mode, be patient, etc.

The system is fully loaded with thick open to kill soft.

The overall anti-virus is different for each anti-soft, so it's good to be patient and look for it.

Based on the information you have supplemented, make sure that your computer is infected with a virus.

The virus has modified the system settings, and when you want to turn on Kill Soft, it's actually running a virus.

I've also encountered this situation, and the solution is roughly like this:

Enter Safe Mode.

Clear the IE cache and open 360 Security Guard with this software.

Finally, use 360 security guard to scan the Trojan, and finally use Kill Soft to scan the whole disk.