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What do you do when your antivirus says there's no virus or malware threats lurking deep inside your computer, however something feels off? Like concerningly off. In my last video, I shared three free and powerful tools that will help you find infections lurking deep inside your Windows computer. And these tools also have a VirusTotal integration. VirusTotal is meant to be used as your digital compass. It is not meant to be used as a final verdict. If you get a couple detections out of 70 antivirus engines, odds are that file is not malicious and it's likely a false positive. However, if you get 20, 30, 40 detections out of 70 antivirus engines, you likely got an issue. After you run the applications I highly recommended to find threats that your antivirus might have missed, I highly recommend finishing this whole process up and using something called a second opinion scanner. There's two second opinion scanners I highly recommend. First is the free version of Malwarebytes. Second is HitmanPro. Both of these are highly effective and they can be used alongside your antivirus. Say you've done all my recommendations within this video and you are still encountering issues, that likely means you are encountering some sort of corruption within Windows operating system which we can certainly fix, no reinstall required. Next video.