When your computer seems to be infected by a virus but doesn't have one, it's probably Malware.
Malware behaves similarly to a virus: It infects your computer without your knowledge, and it performs operations without your knowledge such as corrupting files permanently or rearranging or deleting system files, devastating the performance quality of your computer.
Other names for Malware are Trojans and backdoor programs.
Whatever the name, these problems compromise security and computer performance.
While some computers must be completely reprogrammed after a bout with Malware, there are some ways to get rid of Malware from your computer.
Online Malware removal tools work the best to combat against these problems.
The removal tools will search the documents and registry on your machine, comparing each file recorded on the removal tools directory of known Malware applications.
The tool will archive each file that matches a pattern of one of the Malware files in its directory.
When the scan finishes, you may view this archive and take action against the Malware.
You should try to delete the files that are infected unless you absolutely need to run the program which utilizes that file.
You can scan for Malware as often as you'd like, even daily.
If you have just fought Malware in your computer, it is wise to do the scan daily or weekly to ensure that all of the problem files were removed and the Malware did not reproduce itself.
New Malware threats are created every day, and you can rarely identify when you might be in danger of an attack.
Scanning regularly for these applications will ensure future health and performance for your computer.
It's possible to be Malware free.
Do your best to maintain a healthy computer by scanning regularly.