media, then boot off that media and let Windows Defender Offline scan and remove that trojan. I did all this, and Windows Defender Offline did not find any malware after a full scan. Nevertheless, when I reboot to Vista on the local hard drive,
I immediately get a notification that the computer is unprotected and that I need to download Windows Defender Offline.
So... did Windows Defender Offline simply fail to remove the trojan and my computer is trashed. Or does something need to be reset in Windows Defender or the registry. Or get additional anti-virus software (and if so, any recommendations?)
Marty
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