2.6 - CompTIA A+ Core 2

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Investigate and verify malware symptoms

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The first step in the malware removal process, checking for signs like high resource usage, unwanted popups, or antivirus notifications.

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Quarantine the infected system

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The second step in the malware removal process, involving disconnection from networks and isolation of removable media.

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Investigate and verify malware symptoms

The first step in the malware removal process, checking for signs like high resource usage, unwanted popups, or antivirus notifications.

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Quarantine the infected system

The second step in the malware removal process, involving disconnection from networks and isolation of removable media.

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Disable System Restore in Windows Home

The third step in the malware removal process, removing previous restore points to prevent reinfection.

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Remediate infected systems

The fourth step in the malware removal process, conducting thorough scans with updated antivirus or anti-malware tools.

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Update anti-malware software

The fifth step in malware removal, ensuring antivirus signatures are up to date to detect current threats.

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Scan and removal techniques

The sixth step in malware removal that includes using Safe Mode or pre-installation environments (e.g., Windows Recovery Console) to remove malware.

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Reimage/reinstall

The seventh step in the process, restoring the OS from a clean backup or factory image to eliminate all malware.

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Schedule scans and run updates

The eighth step in malware removal that involves keeping the OS and antivirus updated and checking for malware regularly.

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Enable System Restore

The ninth step in the malware removal process that allows the system to revert to a functional state after cleanup.

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Educate the end user

The tenth step in malware removal that informs users on best practices to avoid future infections.