no

@@_1onlychxrry yes

He even said it at the beginning

With such an infected computer, a simple removal can not always help in particular that the viruses will be on the disk in a hidden trash can or there will be remnants in free sectors on the disk (free space) Then you have to permanently delete the file (Shift+Delete) instead of deleting (delete).You should still remove the free space, and when changing the system wipe the disk.

The Best video keep it up😃🙂🙂🙂🙂

Gigachad move

wait he infected his own computer dafuq?

@@cybergeist8932 No, basically he can plug it back on his PC with good antivirus and then wipe that disk and thats it.

One of those that he didn't need, to be exact. This infected machine was a test subject for that kind of experiments.

My computer is slow after dad uses it so i have to restart the computer everytime but there are no viruses detected :)

spy ware among us m8

this is why you educate your folks

@@veliozkan2943 LOL

Lmao

let me guess, it was a boom boom too I always am completely flabbergasted how they manage to get so much malware, even if you give them all the tools to be safe

@@escapetherace1943 Some people should simply not have access to the internet, because that is the result.

hi! What's a pup? ty

@@mrkemblegilstrap PUP is "suspected malware, but not specifically known as malware", or simply programs you don't want that somehow installed themselves. The abbreviation stands for 'Potentially Unwanted Program" P U P = PUP. Most of the time the nonsense programs you see that pretend to or are widgets that serve little to no function and are likely datamining or stealing information from you. Usually pups end up on a computer by someone who doesn't understand the risks of the internet and simply launches everything they download, even more so people who click on bad ads or follow ads from other ads and allow them access to the browser, etc. Practically everything bad you don't want on a PC comes from people clicking on garbage while browsing the internet. I suggest staying only on safe sites, using something like malwarebytes, installing something like uBlock origin to protect you and remove unwanted ads, and running all executables from places they could've been laced with malware through at least two different, good malware scanners. Combine this with scheduled back-ups and malware checks and you'll be good to go. Also only accept necessary or no cookies in most of cases.

​@obergilstrap88 pop up program. A form of adware that loads pop up web pages that have basically no use other than to scam and advertise.

W dad

In most cases it’s the opposite

@@automatedinsanity Yes. That happend to me. My Dad has gotten virus on his laptop, and I fixed it.

@@NatK2010 worst case is that i installed a virus on my laptop and my dad. Got the belt faster than light long story short i had to. Fix it myself

Same lol

please tell me it wasnt some big company at least 💀💀

@@filipoda123 well, its a mid range company with multiple locations and they are part of a company group. They handle websites of local business and webshops. And transfer medical information. So you understand i grow a little cynical over those years after i adressed it multiple times.

@@Vilematrix damn, a mitb in a website company lol

@@filipoda123 i know right. Xd

@@Vilematrix how does a man fit in the browser

keep in mind that every file is a detection (so if something has 50 files, that can be 50 detections from 1 virus) and MB detects A LOT of things as malicious or PUP. Not always in a good sense :D

@@itsTyrion it has been trying to quarantine my BitTorrent for years now lmao

@@mr_confuse Make a exception. It will then ignore it.

​@@itsTyrionYou can set it to ignore PUPs.

​@@mr_confuseit does the same thing with any other torrent software I don't know why but anyone that I use I always have to exclude it

Uninstall Tool too

@uNnHkP8mza what's mbam

true, this video was the trigger for me to install it

LOL true!!! i remember spending so long back-and-forth with a windows technician (god bless them) who told me 'yeah install the malwarebytes free trial it does way more than windows defender pretends that it does'

@looped_gameing8406 nobodys perfect but the little guys trying his best

Also some specific malware could infect the BIOS chip in the motherboard and still remains intact after fresh install (the option to remove BIOS malware is desolder the infected BIOS chip and replacing the BIOS chip with the good, uninfected one)

@@sihamhamda47 no you can do something to old bios chip and remove compeletly everything and reinstall upgraded bios

@@FtE1 Ah yes, re-flash BIOS can also fix that

@@sihamhamda47 but i rather put new bios chip

@@sihamhamda47 refalsh bios is an option. some motherboars and laptops come with a flash usb port some times there is a symbol/ or refer manual

Probably using an alternative wifi router with a different ISP?

​@@-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-ucqor just mobile hotspot...

Lmao

And G U N

And fire

Maybe a cold pill

I have yet to meet a virus that can survive my water attacks.

i agree

@@catwazhere no

I like the song without the meme

turi ip ip

🥹

Just stop making tur ip a "funny" music

@@x2v9 you will not stop your fellow 12 year olds, it's an impossibility

I had to turn my volume down to 3% to watch this

I'd be more afraid if it grew legs!

@@ThumperMinerUnion it'll grow more than just legs

@@its_an_inkstar can't forget the Cable Scorpion

That hard drive might become sentient

@@peeboo might?

Still better than skibidi toilet

@@derpboxstudios ikr

after uninstall* typo

Uhhhh..... Yeah good luck with that... 27000+THREATS!!??

@@Albertfanmailblog59383 yup reinstall wasn't an option because of specific program with database which i needed to backup. Removed as many as i can so i can barely open and backup database then reinstall with no mercy. Niezła jazda xD

Holy SHITE 27k+? That's crazy

nah its not symbolism its turi ip ip

@@opsonc dead meme

@@bwalimniad still better than skibidi toilet

I would just throw the computer away. It's finished.

@@eleanorbartle5354 That’s a really cool concept.

@@eleanorbartle5354 if androids ever become real it's gonna be the flu or covid for them lol, or the black plague

​@@georgeofhamiltonmagnet

It looks like @eleanorbartle5354’s comment is hidden now, but she basically had an idea of a form of infectious malware that could even spread through physical contact between digital storage devices even while they are turned off, necessitating careful disposal in special facilities.

petri*

With a single infection, it's fairly safe to assume you can fix it. You *will* need to research the virus to figure out exactly how it works, but it's possible to fully scrub a machine of it. When you install over six THOUSAND viruses from random sources, that becomes significantly harder and exponentially more time consuming. You go from a task that'll take a day or two to something that'll take a *lifetime* or two.

That being said, if it's on a company computer instead of a home computer, I absolutely would not spend even a minute trying to salvage it lmao.

When I was 12, I had a laptop that would lag emulating Gameboy games.

I think it might not be a great idea if it'd make people want to install many viruses just for the record.

my grandma:

the $5 windows 98 pc

I would use a Windows 7 iso instead.

@@getthepartystarted1247 That OS is pretty much deprecated in 2023. Same state as Windows XP little software support and modern gaming is out of the question. Also hello guy that archived ampdan1's videos, appreciate your dedication.

@@Fearagen Oh hi, it's you!

Windows 10 according to Windows users:

@@hmroid6884 no, more like "Windows 10/11 according to Windows 7 users"

@@atsizbalik I don't consider w11 a operating system it's just corporate endorsed spyware+

there isnt any guarantee your important files aren't infected, best to comb through them to see if theyre really clean.

And VMware

I think he at some point he uninstalled google chrome and had to reinstall it

Either he just went rampaging downloading everything and a couple things were innocent, or they're trojans

Before that dban or other equivalent scrubbing. And still I wouldn't be 100% sure that HDD doesn't have FW level malware.

What happened to your profile picture it's close up the top left

Very very rare that will happen as long as your virtual machine software is fully updated, and you turn off certain features that allow for connectivity between the vm and host. No networking, no shared folders, etc. You'll still run into issues with malware that can detect its in a VM and refuse to run, so you need to use virtualbox with the vbox hardened loader.

Can happen when installing advanced malware and if there is a security thread in the hypervisor youre using

It is only very very rare if The Virtual machine is a Packed Vdi/Vhd/Vmdk File

that's impossible, the most it could do is insert itself into a shared folder

​@@tauon_ Virtual machine escaping is possible through the use of technical exploits but those exploits are usually not found in common malware

Ha I have even worse pc than that I had a acer computer infected it had celeron cpu it wouldn’t boot up

@@TallEdge90 Lol same I even got a script virus from shitty ads that turns on my cpu too which is impressive

I think there are videos about that even an amazing pc can be dragged to its knees, think about it more power more cripto mining