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Anti-Malware Toolkit 2.0.4 has been released!

[New] Proper Windows 11 detection.
[New] Checks in the tree are themed for Windows 11.
[New] Graphic added to the status bar for Windows 11.
[Changed] Default download path is now the user's Downloads folder.
[Removed] Code cleanup – removed XP and Vista remnants.

Anti-Malware Toolkit 2.0.3 has been released!

2.0.3 - 2021-02-10

[New] Graphic added to the status bar dependent on installed Windows OS.
[New] Improved OS detection for Windows 10 versions, such as 20H2.
[Changed] Switched to the newly built in Microsoft JSON.
[Changed] Numerous code optimizations to Treeview and DownloadManager.

Anti-Malware Toolkit 2.0.2 has been released!

2.0.2 - 2020-09-25

[New] Option to delete downloaded files on close.
[Changed] Windows 7 will explicitly use the last supported TLS, version 1.2.
[Changed] Right click menu is now Run instead of Install.

Anti-Malware Toolkit 2.0.1 has been released!

2.0.1 - 2020-07-02

* [New] Tasks menu to easily allow users to run common repairs.
* [New] Report a Bug form with diagnostic information.
* [New] Ability to scan with Microsoft Malicious Software Tool under Tasks menu.
* [Changed] Applied better optimizations to images.
* [Changed] Redesigned About form.
* [Changed] Code improvements and optimizations.

You can get the Update Assistant and Media Creation Tool in the Anti-Malware Toolkit!

The Windows 10 May 2020 Update has started to become available to customers around the world as a free update.


Since the beginning of this year, we have seen the world significantly change all around us. People, families and businesses are adjusting to new ways of working, learning and connecting. For many, our dining rooms have become home offices, our living rooms have turned into classrooms, and our kitchens social gathering spots and breakrooms. Amidst these changes, our needs to connect with one another and be productive from anywhere have never been more critical.

More than ever people are turning to Windows PCs to support fundamental human experiences. Students and professionals are using Office and Microsoft Teams for remote learning and collaboration, and whether they are down the street or across the world friends and families are celebrating accomplishments and holidays on Skype, even playing games together online to have fun.

As the world and people’s routines change, it is important that we focus on meeting the over a billion people around the world relying on Windows where they are now. That next step comes today with the release of the Windows 10 May 2020 Update. The May 2020 Update comes with feature improvements that will help save you time and maybe even be a source of fun. The new update is available today for those who want to seek it. You can get the update in a few different ways, visit this blog post to learn more about how to get the May 2020 Update today.