Once the scan is complete, if all went well, you will see the message “No current threats” if instead one or more threats are detected during the scan, you will see the message “Threats detected,” and below, you will find the list of infected files. If you have never run a system scan with Windows Defender or if your computer is behaving strangely, I recommend that you run a full scan. To do it:Īt this point, the scan will start, and you will be able to view the progress via the progress bar shown by Windows Defender. Windows Defender Offline Anal – Restart your computer and scan without programs running. This is a beneficial scan in case a running malware interferes with the scan.Custom Analysis – This allows you to choose the path to a file or folder to be scanned.Full Scan – Runs a full system scan, then scans all files on your computer and any running programs. The scan may take a long time to complete, typically taking just over an hour.This type of analysis is swift and takes only a few minutes to complete. Examples include the “Windows” folder or “ Downloads” folders. Quick Scan – Allows scanning of different folders on your computer where dangers are mostly found.You now have the option to choose between four types of scanning: From the menu on the left, select the item “Virus and threat protection”.Open Windows Defender (click on the arrow pointing up next to the clock and then click on the Windows Defender icon, alternatively, type in the search form at the bottom left “Windows Security,” then press ENTER from keyboard).Windows Defender ScanĪs previously written, starting the Windows Defender scan is pretty simple. The procedure to start them is really very simple.
Windows Defender allows you to perform different types of scans. However, in some cases, it may be useful to perform a more in-depth manual scan of the system, and in this article, I will explain in detail how to perform it. Windows Defender constantly scans the system in the background.
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