FREE Malware Removal Tools That Actually Work!

[@senacht]

Retired IT guy here. Excellent video on the tools we use, I’ve taught my clients to use, and the average layman can use too. Be forewarned… Geek Squad isn’t going to be happy about this video. But I don’t consider that a bad thing. ;-)

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

LOL the angrier they are, the harder they should try to be better 😂

[@kjones5795]

Thanks Scott! I'm an old former computer repair technician myself, and I appreciate you updating me on the latest free malware diagnostic and removal software currently available.

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

You bet 👍

[@johnbowles4754]

Thank you Scott,from an old man who lives in the UK, your videos are always very useful and a lifesaver. 👍😎

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

Glad you like them! Cheers!

[@dethmetl]

Awesome video! Liked, Subscribed, & Shared. As a retired ITSC Submarines of 20 years, I must say this is the best video in this area I've seen so far. You explained in such a way that any one at ANY computer knowledge level. In such instances I can't help someone with their computer myself, your channel will be Highly recommended by me!

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

And I appreciate that so much! Thank you for your service, friend! 👍

[@BWGPEI]

Haven't got many windows boxes left, but really appreciate the help you've shown us. may you live long and prosper!

[@pfitz4881]

Thanks so much. While watching I created a folder on my Ventoy thumb drive for these tools.

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

Good idea.

[@مقاطعمترجمة-ش8ث]

I'm IT guy, and I was doing all these process you mentioned on the video since 20+ years ago, and to be honest, instead of waiting for these Malware software scanning the PC to come up with something, I just take a backup of the important file and browsers credentials, and fresh installation windows, many maintenance shops use costume made Windows ISO with all needed software pre-installed, Last note from myself, *I use Arch BTW*

[@MrBlaine5]

they would have to reinstall the programs they installed, some older customers can't do that anymore.

[@MrBlaine5]

uunnless they have a backup program that has a way of backing those up also.

[@مقاطعمترجمة-ش8ث]

@@MrBlaine5 Beside software activation, everything can easily back-up, in most cases you need to copy user profile folder and recopy it again after install, even you didn't want to go into costume windows ISO thing, you can create *silent installer* e.g. MS Office support it and many popular software does, In the past, I even went crazy and use tool to record registry changes during installation process and take a back-up of software folder, and restore both after fresh install and most of the cases it works. There is many methods and way to make thing go faster (in simple IT) job, even MS offers these tools for free to save you time, but people rarely use them.

[@RobInsidious]

First off...Awesome video, informative. This is a good lineup. I am an IT guy here in my city, I can confirm this list, I have used all these with no problem except hitman which i have never used, but i see no problem with trying... You got a new subscriber👍, you seem to know your stuff, well done..

[@jeffb.6642]

If I know a computer has malware, it's getting wiped. Only way to be sure. That said, running an adblocker is one of the best ways to keep malware out as many of them will block known malware domains.

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

👍

[@steampunkster2023]

You can install browsers like Brave or Tor that you can set them to a high security setting, no ads will get through from those browsers.

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

@steampunkster2023 👍

[@Hellfire666]

@@steampunkster2023 Brave wouldn't let me download the Tron program...lol

[@billyclone4289]

I Hope you do a true low level wipe ! Gotta get all those corrupt MBR’s

[@bootstrapflyer]

Thank you for taking your time to inform us of these really useful tools. Backed up on another drive and bookmarked for the future, nice.

[@saintuk70]

Just a note - for those that still think defragging helps them. Do not defrag your drives if they are ssds!!

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

100% agreed

[@spaert]

Didn't know that. Thanks!

[@jabezhane]

@@spaert In the long run, doesnt make much difference. SSDs had to be babied 10 years ago cos of the cost and wear but now? Who cares. Windows by standard will only do Trim on them so not really an issue. I do a once a year full A to Z defrag on my data dump SSDs to just read and re-write all the data. Never caused an issue. For most people though, doesnt need to be done.

[@Johne443]

Very well done. I have used krill and torn. Both are exceptional. It may have been a bit better for us amateurs if you referred to the log files that are left. If I remember correctly, krill creates a log file which helps identify the bad on the pc. Otherwise, excellent video.

[@wesallen3926]

Thank you so much for this video, I'm so glad I found your channel. :)

[@chordmantommy8685]

Perfect video as usual. Thanks you for this. I am going to use this created folder for my repairs...Have a GREAT Christmas!

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

Same to you! Thanks for the support 👍

[@DevilleBill]

Thank you so much I used the first 2 tools and pop up gone and my screens loading much faster thanks again

[@NicoKnowsTech]

I endorse everything Scott just recommended.

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

I appreciate that, my friend 💪

[@retiredbektek]

I was going to mention mcafee stinger standalone av scanner, but tron has it evidently. Also Microsoft MSERT tool is a good free scanner. Nice video.

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

Thank you 👍

[@horseathalt7308]

Type in your windows search box (at bottom of your screen left in task bar) MRT, then you'll see it.

[@chatrkat]

Another first class and well explained training session for those of us who maintain our own computers. Thank you sir.

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

Thank you! I appreciate that 👍

[@Whaler_99]

Overall good video. My one criticism, warn users about cookies. Malwarebytes and others will want to remove all the cookies it finds. For some users, this can really mess up their browsing especially if they don't realize what deleting all their cookies involves. Deleting them CAN be good, but they need to be aware of the effect, as it will be very visible to them as soon as they try and browse anywhere and some users will wonder what is wrong, think something is broken, etc.

[@rhondae8222]

Great information and instructions. Thank you.👍🙂

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

I appreciate that! 💪

[@siamcharm7904]

thanks again scott. from a real oldster. you are a treasure. btw is there any way to stop ads on pirate bay.

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

I've heard uBlock Origin (?) is good, but as a creator, we never recommend AdBlockers. That's how we get paid. But that's the one I would use

[@BANIAAAAK]

Great as always!! thank you!!

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

I appreciate that! 💪

[@rwjack]

Great video, thanks. Those are valuable tools you discussed. I was glad to ee you have the lifetime Malwarebytes license. I've been using it for many years. Just wondering what is your opinion of Norton Power Eraser?

[@mrdayyumyum3712]

That was a lot to cover today. I hope I can keep up with all this tech stuff.

[@memese7677]

Thank you for the informative video,for me I used to use Kaspersky antivirus rescue CD which was really good for PC's with windows XP installed on them back then, it runs live boot and it was the only way to run successfully because the windows was in an unusable state!and it worked magically to fix whatever problem the pc had Nowadays I use malware bites and hitman pro bothe are excellent in solving most of the problems

[@ken-in-KY]

Originally these software companies (Windows, Norton Anti Virus, Malwarebytes etc.) sold hard copies (floppy discs CD, DVD) of their products giving the user free updates. They changed all of that to downloading, and increased pricing for additional levels of protection which eventually ended with 12 monthly payments. Today some offer yearly plans which will cost you a pretty penny.

[@ken-in-KY]

If you have a mortgage, pay rent, and have children (most of us do) consider all of the monthly costs included in those alone then add the other necessities (water, electric, or gas, or both, plus auto, car, etc.) it's a huge chunk of change out of pocket every single month. Then add music, movies etc. Many of us are beginning to cut out cable tv, for internet services which are now increasing their prices, but they're also throwing advertising (that we all hate) into the mix just to charge us more to eliminate it all. Sooner or later all of these aforementioned companies will have to change how they operate to stay in business. It all just costs too much money for many people.

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

I hear you. Please let me know what costs are involved in these free programs..because I use these daily and don't pay a dime. Not sure what you might have experienced.

[@virgilgray]

I have been using VIPER anti-virus since 2014 and haven't so much as seen a pop-up. Around $39.00 a yr, but very well worth it.

[@SuperBoppy]

Scott, your videos are always so helpful, thank you. A question about the Windows ISO file. If there comes a day when we wish to use it when Windows 10 is no longer available from Microsoft, how does this ISO version of Windows 10 get updated? It will not be the latest version, and when Microsoft pulls the plug on it, how long will they support at least the last update of the version? Will they keep the update procedure on their site even though Windows 10 is no longer supported? Also, do they ever update the ISO itself, or do they rely solely on their site to update it once it is installed?

[@74_Green]

October 14, 2025, Windows 10 will no longer be supported by Microsoft. No new updates, security patches. Just upgrade to Windows 11. I brought a retail DVD Windows 7 Ultimate, over 10 years ago...created a new Microsoft account. That has been upgraded to windows 8.1 for a few months, back to 7, then upgraded to 10 (which I loved) and again to 11. Multiple different hardware configs through the years and still on the same account.

[@davidstark8894]

Thanks so much for another great video! These are the best programs for fixing a slow computer. Nice to have these all together in your toolkit.

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

👍

[@Harfinou]

From Bleeping, you can add ADWcleaner also.

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

ADW Cleaner isn't horrible. I've used it occasionally until I found TronScript

[@fumble_brewski5410]

No worries here about “malware” issues. Running LMDE 6 on my refurbished Dell PC.

[@thecolourblindartist9412]

You don't have control over defrag, and most have SSDs, they are not meant to be defraged, it reduces life expectantcy, this guy should know that.

[@robroy289]

There are more settings like choosing which hard drive to scan and scanning for root kits that are available in the free Malwarebytes. Customize your scan.

[@erojohn2]

Is it beneficial to run these programs even if you are not having problems as a preventive measure?

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

I wouldn't. As a general rule, don't scan for issues if you're not having issues. However, a good idea to have these file handy in case something happens down the road 👍

[@enduroman80]

When the malware persists after using these tools, Farbar is the next thing to use. Beware, Farbar has a steep learning curve though

[@nanticokeroads8966]

Enjoyed the video and will be downloading the files. I've been using malwarbytes for years along with CCleaner. Curious as to your opinion about the CClean software.

[@pichupandya]

Thanks for wonderful post. It is really very useful and can be lifesaver.

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

I appreciate that 👍

[@prigs750]

My tech is a malwere bytes fan. Hates anything Norton

[@mybachhertzbaud3074]

I have had Malwarebytes on my PC for years. Just using the free version without constant monitoring has been working great for me. Remember to run every so often.😁

[@richardherzog4890]

Thank you Scott, grate information and instructions. ROGUEKILLER is only supported to Windows10. However, I have a Windows11 operating system! My question, is the RogueKiller working on the Windows11 system?

[@Audrius_Gedminas]

With Win11 works fine, i have Rkiller.

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

It works fine on Windows 11 👍

[@richardherzog4890]

@@AskYourComputerGuy Thank you

[@goodwinml]

I’ve used Glary Utilities for years. Love it as another tool.

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

👍

[@AndrewShmorgun]

Great! Thanks a lot! Very useful info

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

I appreciate that so much! ❤️

[@gossedejong9248]

You, Sir, are a true Godsent!!!!!!!

[@ashscott6068]

Great! Another Windows upgrade! Ouir computers will run slower, our drives will be more full, and the few remaining useful things will be even harder to find

[@VirtualLunacy]

Some times a complete reset / reinstall is a better option. If you need 5 utilities to clean the computer you may never be fully safe on that machine.

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

Can't argue that 👍

[@jasonhawkins4528]

Exact programs I used back in windows 7 days. Great they are

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

Agreed!

[@jasonhawkins4528]

@ The other was Linux boot disc and load into the Linux environment and look for odd named files and delete them, but have to be careful with that one I did that with a virus that rkill couldn’t shut down

[@tubeDude48]

Two Issues I have with it is 1) I don't see a way to keep it from Defragging an SSD, (which is a NO NO)! 2) It will update Firefox, (which I DON'T want)! I know there is a batch file that it has so you can choose yes or no on some option's before you run it.

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

Yes you can use the command like options to skip certain features. It won't defrag an SSD once detected

[@drakouzdrowiciel9237]

thx

[@sennasennina4891]

GRETA JOB! I learned couple new ones.

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

Nice!

[@theduce3506]

No mention of Norton Erase ? Is this program no longer of use or needed or are these just superior to it? Great video. The best thank you 💪💛

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

I wouldn't comment anything from Norton. Their products haven't been worth a flip since they were Symantec

[@theduce3506]

@@AskYourComputerGuy Thanks for that. I had no idea only that it was recommended by another KZbin tech guy a few years back. Your my guy and I'm stickn' with you. 👍

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

@theduce3506 I appreciate that 👍

[@SandcastleDreams]

You want to know how bad Norton is? Got a laptop and Hubby was bound and determined to put Norton on it. As soon as he did, everything went caplooey! Our wifi provider offered us a free Anti-virus program. Understand, it was a new computer, we hadn't got it set up yet or got online. So they walked us through everything and ran the scan...Norton installed the..can't recall if it was a virus or malware, but it was on their installation disk! 😮 I refuse to use any of their products anymore.

[@lmwlmw4468]

Great video.

[@Entertainment_South_Africa]

I enjoy your tutorials so much. Thank you. I do however need to ask with regards to these programs you feature in this video. Will they also remove patches and cracks? Some PC users will have programs or games that are Patched or Cracked on their PC's. How will this affect them? ...."Asking for a friend" ;-)

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

For a "friend"...probably best to backup that zip file with the serial or crack file before running...For a friend ❤️

[@scott33761]

Thank you

[@stevejarvis186]

Thanks Scott for putting up this great video to help us all. One thing on the Tron program, right at the start as you initially introduced each program you said that Tron ran automatically and one of the things it did was defrag your hard drive. Now the hard drive on my Desktop PC with my OS it is on an SSD and I also have another SSD in this PC + a couple of HDD`s, but will Tron cause any damage to my SSD`s, as I know you shouldnt try to defrag an SSD, or is Tron smart enough that when you run it, it skips defragging the SSD`s and just does the HDD`s? Or can yo choose to manually defrag HDD`s on selection? Cheers Scott and thank you once again.

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

No worries, Tron will skip defrag if you have an SSD 👍

[@stevejarvis186]

@@AskYourComputerGuy Thats great news then Scott, thanks for letting me know on that.

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

@stevejarvis186 you bet 👍

[@A_Really_Realist]

Thank you.

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

You're welcome!

[@wmgthilgen]

Admission is free, one only has to pay at the door. Meaning the app is free to download, but if one want's to utilize any and all of it's total abilities. One is mandated to subscribe aka pay money.

[@ayseaf]

nice work, so now how to protect my new laptop from getting attacked, do you Any recommendations?

[@MrRalphcrowhurst]

thank you

[@lisab3396]

🍁🍁 Going over this a second time and want to be clear. Do I / Should I shutdown/shutoff my primary security software while I go through these applications????

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

Only when downloading TronScript, as it will flag your AV. But you don't need to turn off AV at any point when running any of them 👍

[@cadelepski5161]

No. Just leave it running.

[@ferenclucas2842]

awesome video for win10 iso when we reinstall it whats going to happen with the windows product key? what if you dont know it can you not install it then?

[@JohnInDaHouse2015]

Thank you bro

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

You bet! 👍

[@HighSpiritsGuy]

Very helpful video, thank you! 💐 Question: What to do if the PC is infected with a virus/malware that doesn't let your PC even boot?

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

If you can't even get into safe mode, AND all other troubleshooting has been done, I would wipe it and reload Windows. Here's how: How to WIPE your hard drive and DELETE viruses from your PC! kzbin.info/www/bejne/oH-Zq5yoYrKSjbs

[@silaskelly604]

I'm still on Windows 7, because of how awful 10 was in the beginning - still don't like it, but Win 7 is easier than switching to Linux or something else. Will these things you suggest for Win 10 be okay for Win 7?

[@w.adammandelbaum1805]

Malwarebytes fine for windows 7...using for years.

[@memese7677]

I have one question about TRON does it remove all the programmes it installed after finishing the job or it keeps them?for example I wouldn't like McAfee to be in my PC

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

Yes, except for MalwareBytes I believe

[@nofider1]

Cheers Scott. :-)

[@danbromberg]

Can I run your suggested programs (Malwarebytes, Hitman Pro, etc...) simultaneously with Windows Defender (or must I stop Windows Defender before running any of them)?

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

100% yes. No need to turn off AV 👍

[@DDoubleU8001]

RogueKiller question please.... When I close RogueKiller with its window's close button, the RK icon remains in the system tray. From that icon of course I can right click and exit it completely, or reopen it. Alternatively I can completely exit it by clicking the "exit door" button in the RK main screen. But is there any way to completely exit the program by ONLY clicking its window's close button? If not, I guess that's ok but I don't understand the state that the program is in after hitting the window close button (i.e., while the RK window is closed but the icon is still in the system tray). I'm using the free version so it's definitely not doing any real-time protection. Is it doing anything at all? If not, why is the system tray icon still there? Similar behaviour with MalwareBytes, except to exit completely from the system tray icon, it triggers UAC. Plus MWB does not have an "exit door" button like RK does, AFAIK. This is not really important to me but I'm trying to setup a new PC for non-savvy user and trying to simplify usage as much as possible.

[@artedwards717]

can i use these five files on Arch and ubuntu ???????

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

Not a Linux guy, so I can answer that. Hopefully someone here can 👍

[@ErikSanders]

These windows programs do not run on Linux. Linux wouldn't need them either. More secure and safe than Windows.

[@pfitz4881]

They are not compatible with Linux

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

@pfitz4881 thank you for sharing - I was pretty sure, but didn't want to definitively state one way or the other 👍

[@boreneoman7728]

im pc tech too. i just run the bitdefender and it was fixed.

[@L2theWcarscoffeelife]

what would you recommend for antivirus? Mcaffee is charging money for every litle thing anymore its aggravating

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

For antivirus, absolutely go eith Eset (www.jdoqocy.com/gi104wktqks79899C8DFH799EFEBDA)

[@just_jenn6391]

Awesome! Thank you Scott! Now I need to know....do you have a video/program suggestion for updating drivers, for free if possible? This would be for my HP laptop.

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

I absolutely do! EVERY Windows user should do THIS *right now*! kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYizm4Kdds-latE

[@just_jenn6391]

@@AskYourComputerGuy Thank you so much Scott!

[@stefanjohansson2373]

There was a lot of “trust me bro”. 😂

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

Probably because I know what I'm doing 👍

[@EXTREMOZAU]

Then you so much

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

You're welcome!

[@worldadventuretravel]

All I'm getting when I try running Tron is the command window asking me over and over again if I want to replace one individual file with another one. The options are yes, no, skip, or quit. It goes on and on. This is after extracting the files. I cannot get this thing to run as an administrator. I tried to say no, don't replace a couple of times, then did the same thing with saying yes, to get to the part where the programs run. Nothing. Help! Also, Lenovo Service Bridge won't stay open on my laptop. It tries to open then auto-closes. This is after I downloaded and ran the other programs you recommended last night. My touchpad quit working and now I can't get a hardware scan from my manufacturer. What's going on???

[@robertradke8026]

Now I know why you’re pushing Malewarebytes.

[@kendavis9832]

Is this for windows 10 or 11? There's not a "NEW" if I double on C Drive on windows 11

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

Both Windows 10 and 11...Thank Microsoft for that. You have to select "show more options" to see the old context menu.

[@thecolourblindartist9412]

We now have ads between ads!

[@thetippingtimes]

Is there any reason not to skip malwarebytes and just use hitman pro?

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

You can use them in any order. That's just the order I have done it, based on usual results

[@billwest6097]

what is the point of using Tron "who-knows-what-is-in-that-script-nuclear-option" if you can reinstall windows?

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

Fair question! Say for example you have proprietary software that you no longer have the installation media for. Or you haven't backed up your files, cloned your drive etc. yes, reinstalling windows is quicker and easier, but some people have 10+ years of custom configurations and software that they can’t get back. Every situation is different.

[@billwest6097]

@@AskYourComputerGuy in this case I would spend first 30% of the video to tell those folks they need to create snapshots of theirs system drive NOW, before they run nuclear option and risk to lose that unique proprietary software. Every situation is different but backup always come first, especially when lamers will start running multiple cleanup tools one after another

[@MehdiShatti]

Can you please tell me if Hitman software can block a web site? I do't seem to be able to access a web site that I have always been using.

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

Very possible! Can't hurt to try

[@mnewto1]

Thanks Scott, from another old geezer in UK. Just one question, when running Tron will it defrag my SSD automatically, so do you have to disable Defrag before running it?

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

It will not defrag an SSD - they should never be defragmented

[@Carbon-DD]

Wonder why there aren’t that many of these programs for cell phones.

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

MalwareBytes and most AV programs will work on mobile devices. The rest of them are Windows programs, I guess there was not enough incentive to port them to mobile devices 🤷‍♂️

[@soverysleepy]

what is the base anti virus you use?

[@maikumike]

pls make a video when it's time to fix the laptop at hardware level. ty.

[@mik3-f9g]

it seems Rkill, hitmanpro and rougekiller are not compatible with Windows11 based on bleeping computer

[@RoadToTheCup]

Tronscript you talked about it defraging, you are not supposed to defrag an SSD.

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

Agreed. It will skip an SSD drive

[@JanneBohlin]

You could tell your viewers that Aura is not for every country. The phone part dosn't work in Sweden.

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

Sorry for that. You should always check the FAQ before signing up for anything, as a general rule, to make sure the product will work for you and your needs 👍

[@worroSfOretsevraH]

Does anybody know if the guy named Stell is still around? He used to give expert help on different forums.

[@MehdiShatti]

I have just run Hitman Pro. It created a restore point and now when I go to view my restore points I get this Error 0x80070005. It looks like it has messed up my computer. I also restarted my computer did not start Windows. A black screen appeared and there was a messege about Hitman Pro. I hit the entre key and luckily windows started. I do not think I will be this software again. Can you tell me how to repair my computer so I can create a restore point please?

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

Hitman Pro didn't break anything. That error is Windows permissions error. Here's the resolution: www.easeus.com/resource/error-code-0x80070005.html

[@MehdiShatti]

I have just repaired my computer by using Windows Repair Toolbox

[@MehdiShatti]

@@AskYourComputerGuy I have just turned my computer on and it is not functioning properly at all. I have an SSD drive and it was extremely fast before but now I am having an issue with it. I am running Malwarebytes software right now. I have been using this software for a long time and have had no problems before until I started running Hitman Pro.

[@WgB5]

You say that these files are free- maybe to download. I have used Malwarebytes, they let you run it a few times then slam you for money. So when you say free, is this just for experimenting? Do any of these stay free?

[@CubeEarthTheory]

Agree. Malwarebytes is a trial and expires in around 30 days. Will not run afterward.

[@darkman237]

is Ucheck good?

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

Never used it, can't say

[@M1a246]

can't do transcript. defender won't let down load. defender is off. running win 10 pro

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

please see pinned comment, I address this 👍

[@Rorschach1024]

I would add Bulk Crap Uninstaller as an addition.

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

Not a bad idea, but I was focused on malware removal. Most malware doesn't "install", hence the reason for not Including programs like BCU and Revo 👍

[@rlaslo100]

All these are free to download , then say Buy now !

[@EasilyExplicable]

Why not just go straight to the fourth option there? Why even mess with the first three? I understand what you’re saying about the last one but…

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

This is the order I repair infected computers. You can go straight to TronScript if you want. I needed to explain, as stated in the video, the varied levels of lethality 👍

[@NetNathan1]

Surprised you do not set up File Explorer to show extensions....

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

I have covered that in many other videos. It isn’t a malware tool so it didn’t get included in this video.

[@M1a246]

Was hard to dp because no links were supplied

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

Oops! Fixed now

[@ethimself5064]

Kool👍 - 👍

[@stealthzi7465]

you missed the most important one

[@shaundavey5938]

No Ccleaner...?

[@AskYourComputerGuy]

CCleaner, while good for temp file deletion, has had many reported issues with hidden spyware. Nothing you can do in CCleaner than you can easily do from Windows. I used to use it, but I no longer recommend it 👍