enjoy support from Microsoft

Microsoft services are achieving wide popularity among the masses all over the world. This is not just because of their wonderful user-friendly products but also because of the excellent customer support it offers. We always long to have a system which can work very efficiently irrespective of the threats from malicious viruses but practically obtaining such a system is not an easy task if not impossible. Fortunately, we have with us services such as the Microsoft virus removal tool  which does a great job in sorting out these issues. Since 2005, Microsoft’s malicious Software Removal Tool has been included along with the windows operating system in order to achieve a good working platform. It is updated every month and runs automatically in the background of customer’s computer service. It efficiently removes viruses, malware, and other malicious contents from your system and reports these issues to Microsoft.

Some problems usually arise with the MSRT software. There are certain reports that suggest that the software has automatically deleted files which were not infected. Some people develop a certain amount of dislike towards the auto relay system because they want to keep information about their computer’s content private.

At this point it will be quite helpful to know about how to delete Microsoft virus removal tool.

Instructions to delete Microsoft virus removal tool

• From your desktop, access the Startmenu. Open it and double click on the Computer option.  The same can be done by another
  

  Microsoft virus removal tool

  method. Just click on the My Computer option.

• Then you should locate and open the Windows folder and double click the System32 folder. Scroll through this System32 folder until you find a file labeled MRT.exe or MRT.
• Now select it and right click on this file and choose the Delete option. There you can see a prompt and then click Continue.
• After closing the window you need to restart the computer when you have finished the program.

Alternate option for doing the same: If you are facing a problem with the MSRT software, you can disable the program’s ability to send reports to Microsoft. Even then the software will detect and delete malicious contents on your computer, but it will not send any information back to Microsoft. This process includes adding a registry key. Microsoft support site offers a relatively easy method to add a registry key. You can visit this site for further clarification.

With this, I hope your problems with regard to frequent interruptions from the virus removal team would be solved.