Yeah, it's off topic. However, in my experience the amount of knowledge readily available on this list is huge, and I have a lot of respect for most of the opinions expressed in matters technical here. But lets suppose, that even though we've taken reasonable steps to ensure that windows machines on our network are not compromised, the powers that be still "want to make sure" that nothing has happened to any of them. Short of reinstalling machines just because, or getting rid of them and having everyone use linux, what's the best way to make certain a windows machine is not compromised? To rephrase, what is the best (free or otherwise) software package to use to check for spyware, malware, viruses, keyloggers, and other nefarious schemes to take over the world that may be brewing on a windows computer? Thanks for the feedback.
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