It’s actually not that hard to remove the MSASCuiL.exe virus from your computer.

But you do need to be careful!

If you don’t follow these steps and you try to remove the MSASCuiL.exe infection manually, you can accidentally erase important system files, make permanent changes to your device’s settings, and even make the infection worse.

When it comes to dentistry and malware removal, I say, “Leave it to the professionals!”

A high-quality antivirus scanner (I recommend Norton) will clean your system from all instances of the MSASCuiL.exe virus and will keep you protected against all future threats.

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1. Identify The Problem with an Antivirus (and Don’t Make it Worse!)

For starters, it’s important that you don’t plug your mobile device or tablet or USB stick into your computer while it’s infected with malware — don’t risk compromising more of your devices.

The first thing to do is run an antivirus scan on your full system.

You may think you know where the infection started on your system (maybe you downloaded something that was a little suspicious), but a lot of malware files can replicate themselves in new locations, so it’s important that you use a high-quality antivirus scanner which can analyze every single file and process on your computer — including hidden system files — to ensure that all of the malware on your system has been identified.

Norton has the best antivirus scanner (available for download here) — it’s the most accurate and thorough anti-malware engine on the market. If your system is infected with the MSASCuiL.exe virus, Norton will detect, quarantine, and fully remove the MSASCuiL.exe infection from your device.

To track down every infected file on your disk, make sure you let the antivirus run a “Full System Scan”.

This scan can take anywhere from 1-4 hours, so sit tight — it needs time to properly scan everything. Once the scan is complete, and Norton has identified and quarantined all of the malware on your disk, you can move on to step 2.

2. Use Your Antivirus to Remove the MSASCuiL.exe Virus Infection + Delete Infected Files

Once all of the compromised files have been identified and quarantined, Norton will give you the option to remove them — as well as run a backup scan to ensure that all traces of the MSASCuiL.exe virus have been removed from your system.

I wouldn’t recommend trying to manually remove malware from your device — that’s a complicated process that involves digging through your device’s command line interface in order to ensure that the infection hasn’t compromised other parts of your system. And then you need to manually delete every single infected file on your system, making sure you don’t delete the wrong file.

But there’s no need to do this. Norton’s antivirus engine will quickly and automatically remove all instances of the MSASCuiL.exe virus infection.

Once that’s done, voila! You are safe — for now.

3. Keep Yourself from Getting Infected Again with Good Internet Security Protections

Since you already got infected with the MSASCuiL.exe virus once, you should know how easy it would be to get infected again. And with new forms of malware popping up all the time, it’s getting harder and harder to stay safe online.

A full-suite internet security program is the best line of defense against getting re-infected with malware.

Luckily, the same Norton antivirus you can use to scan and remove the MSASCuiL.exe virus infection from your computer is also the best internet security suite of 2020. It has:

• Anti-phishing protection. Flags suspicious websites and protects you from online scammers.
• Firewall. Blocks hackers from entering your network.
• Virtual private network (VPN). Keeps your internet usage anonymous, preventing most kinds of network attacks, web surveillance, and man-in-the-middle attacks.
• Parental controls. Protects kids with content filters, app and screen time schedules, YouTube monitoring, and even location tracking.
• System cleanup. Gets rid of junk files and increases system performance.
• Password manager. Stores, generates, and auto-fills passwords so your online passwords can’t get stolen.
• And a lot more…

Of course, downloading a secure antivirus like Norton will keep you pretty safe online — but you still need to use common sense. Don’t download sketchy .exe files, be careful who you give you financial information to, and make sure your wireless network is secure before you go online.

Now that you’ve seen how easy it is to get a virus infection on your computer, I hope you will take my advice seriously — protect your device with a secure and reliable antivirus program and avoid suspicious things online.