USB infection transfer question

[Nipplemilk909]

hello, so say you have an infected pc and want to create bootable devices on it or transfer files, how and where can i check for malware transferring onto the usb?

[Jiaweeeee]

Get malwarebyte , scan the USB for malwares :3

[corrado33]

17 minutes ago, Nipplemilk909 said:

hello, so say you have an infected pc and want to create bootable devices on it or transfer files, how and where can i check for malware transferring onto the usb?

Why not remove the malware from the PC then create a bootable USB device?

[Jiaweeeee]

1 minute ago, corrado33 said:

Why not remove the malware from the PC then create a bootable USB device?

Because he's nipplemilk .....

[Nipplemilk909]

3 minutes ago, corrado33 said:

Why not remove the malware from the PC then create a bootable USB device?

 

2 minutes ago, Jiaweeeee said:

Because he's nipplemilk .....

 

 

 

what about the situations where you just cant choose and delete the malware? or them root kits?

 

 

[Jiaweeeee]

1 minute ago, Nipplemilk909 said:

 

 

 

 

what about the situations where you just cant choose and delete the malware? or them root kits?

 

 

Malwarebyte .... Malwarebyte ....  Malwarebyte .... 

Just download them , install the premium trial and scan the entire PC . Remember to enable scanning for root kit chameleon . 

[corrado33]

28 minutes ago, Nipplemilk909 said:

 

 

 

 

what about the situations where you just cant choose and delete the malware? or them root kits?

 

 

There is always a way to remove the malware. If you're trying to make a bootable USB to reinstall windows, why not just burn an ISO to disk? Malware can't affect a sealed ISO. If that's actually what you're trying to do, I'd just create a bootable linux stick, erase the disk (multiple times), then create a bootable windows install from linux.