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Is there an Operative System that when you reset it recycling it you delete

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Taking into account that software the kind of software that keyloggers etc. are in cybersecurity, taking into account that for example in Windows when you reset it recycling it all the malicious software previously explained gets out of Operative System system ´ś files partition but remain in the rest of partitions and answer my question remembering the answer to if when you reset Windows recycling it the malicious software previously explained can´t come from the rest of the partitions that remains with the malicious software previously explained to the Operative System system ´ś files partition.​

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i actually mean the following

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Is there an Operative System that when you reset it recycling it you delete all malicious software ?. Taking into account that software the kind of software that keyloggers etc. are in cybersecurity, taking into account that for example in Windows when you reset it recycling it all the malicious software previously explained gets out of Operative System system ´ś files partition but remain in the rest of partitions and answer my question remembering the answer to if when you reset Windows recycling it the malicious software previously explained can´t come from the rest of the partitions that remains with the malicious software previously explained to the Operative System system ´ś files partition.​

If you format the drive to install to

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then install Windows or other operating system, nothing should remain except for the new installation. UNLESS…the user loaded a rootkit, which may require professional help.

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When you reset Windows and choose to keep your files (recycling), it primarily removes apps and settings but keeps your files intact. If malicious software, like keyloggers, is present in partitions other than where Windows is installed, they won’t automatically be removed. These malicious programs could potentially re-infect the system if they are executed or if there’s an automatic mechanism set up to run them. It’s important to use antivirus software to scan and clean all partitions to ensure no malware remains.

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