Know exactly what's hiding on your PC
Run one forensic, read-only pass over your Windows PC and walk away with a clean 1-page PDF showing every executable, signature, persistence hook, and browser risk — with nothing on your machine touched or changed.
How it actually works
Exactly what it does — and when.
After downloading a cracked game from a torrent site, your fan spins up and Chrome redirects to ad sites. You run the PC Hygiene Audit, which hashes all 4,217 executables on your C: drive, flags a malicious WMI EventConsumer tied to a svchost impersonator, and catches a browser proxy override pushing traffic through 91.218.xxx.xxx. You get a 1-page PDF listing every vector — you delete the entries manually, re-scan clean.
Use it to…
Real ways people run PC Hygiene Audit.
Pre-cleanup reconnaissance
Run the audit before deleting or reinstalling anything so the PDF captures every executable hash, signature mismatch, and persistence hook on the machine first.
Secondhand PC handoff check
Hash and signature-scan a used or returned Windows machine across all drives to confirm nothing malicious is lurking before you trust it.
Browser hijack confirmation
When searches redirect or extensions act strange, the read-only browser, WMI, and persistence scan flags the hijack and lands the evidence in your PDF.
What's inside
Questions, answered
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