An anti- spyware–only tool that runs in Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7.There have been, I think, three different Windows Defenders: We first need to talk about the name, “Windows Defender”. Microsoft continues to confuse us with their choice of product names. There are several, but my first choice is Microsoft’s own Windows Defender Offline. You then configure your computer’s BIOS or UEFI to boot from the CD or USB, reboot, and instead of starting Windows you’re running the anti-malware tool instead that can then scan the hard disk in your system. The most common next step is to download a bootable anti-malware disc, and burn it to CD or install it on a USB flash drive. One of the more difficult situations to find yourself in is to have a malware-infected machine that either won’t boot, or won’t allow you to run anti-malware tools because of the infection.
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