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  1. To scan a USB drive for virus, you can12345:
    • Open your antivirus program and run a scan on the flash drive. Select "Custom scan" and click Scan now. It's the button at the bottom of the right panel. Select your flash drive in the left panel.
    • Use Kaspersky Rescue Disk to scan for viruses, worms, Trojans, malicious tools, adware, dialers, and other malicious items.
    • Use Microsoft Defender to scan removable drives with a custom scan.
    • Disable Autoplay, insert the USB stick into the computer, click "Start", type the drive letter for the USB drive and press "Enter", type "dir /w/a" and press "Enter".
    • Use Windows Defender to scan the USB drive. Under SETTINGS, click on WINDOWS DEFENDER, then click on OPEN WINDOWS DEFENDER, and select CUSTOM scan, then press SCAN. A pop-up will show the drives available for scanning. Check the boxes next to the USB devices you want scanned.
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    Open your antivirus program and run a scan on the flash drive. Select "Custom scan" and click Scan now. It's the button at the bottom of the right panel. Select your flash drive in the left panel.

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    Kaspersky has what's called a Rescue Disk, which can scan for viruses, worms, Trojans, malicious tools, adware, dialers, and other malicious items. You can pick between using the graphical mode (recommended) or the text-only mode. Your scan options include Fileless objects, Startup objects, and System drive. You can also scan boot sectors and specific folders.

    www.lifewire.com/free-bootable-antivirus-tools-262…

    How to Scan Removable Drives With a Microsoft Defender Custom Scan

    • In Windows 10, open the Settings app and click Update & Security. This is Privacy & Security in Windows 11.
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    How to Check a USB for a Virus

    • Step 1 Disable Autoplay. In Windows Vista, click "Start" and select "Control Panel." Go to "Hardware and Sound" and select "Autoplay." Uncheck the box "Use Autoplay for all Media and Devices." ...
    www.techwalla.com/articles/how-to-check-a-usb-fo…
    Under SETTINGS, click on WINDOWS DEFENDER, then click on OPEN WINDOWS DEFENDER, and select CUSTOM scan (you'll see it listed under Quick and Full), then press SCAN. A pop-up will show the drives available for scanning. Check the boxes next to the USB devices you want scanned.
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