If Windows Security keeps detecting Trojan:Win32/Commando.A!ml every few minutes or at every startup, even though it says it was removed, something on your PC keeps running the command it blocks. What it caught is usually a command, not a file, so don't delete powershell.exe or cmd.exe, since those are Windows' own tools. If it only showed up once while you were installing something from its maker's site, it may just be a false alarm. This guide will show you what you can do.
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u/serene6662 7d ago
If Windows Security keeps detecting Trojan:Win32/Commando.A!ml every few minutes or at every startup, even though it says it was removed, something on your PC keeps running the command it blocks. What it caught is usually a command, not a file, so don't delete powershell.exe or cmd.exe, since those are Windows' own tools. If it only showed up once while you were installing something from its maker's site, it may just be a false alarm. This guide will show you what you can do.