Windows 10: Any way to see partial results from "Microsoft Safety Scanner" 1.373.94.0?

I told it to do a full scan, and it's made maybe 10% progress in 16.5 hours. 44.5 million files scanned so far it looks like. Everything is CPU bound 50% usage of Intel i7-4790k at stock speeds, disk is hardly used in task manager. It's still scanning my C: drive which is an OK SSD 1TB, but over provisioned and maybe 60% full. I have a number of other drives after that.I've looked at the log file mentioned by https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/security/intelligence/safety-scanner-download?view=o365-worldwide"------------------------------------------------------------------

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MICROSOFT SAFETY SCANNER RESULT

I ran the Microsoft Safety Scanner after downloading the latest version, and it found 10 infected files. When I checked the resulting action by Microsoft, the response was "Misleading Win32/chekuem partially removed." Should it have been totally removed???
Thanks!

 

Unable to Load Microsoft Safety Scanner Web Page


Hi, Which specific URL are you having problems with?

Does this help?
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2916641
"If a malware infection is preventing you from downloading the Microsoft Safety Scanner to your computer, use one of the following methods to download and run the tool.Method 1: Run the Microsoft Safety Scanner from removable media

Save the Microsoft Safety Scanner to removable media on an uninfected computer, and then run the tool on the infected computer. To do this, follow these steps:........................................"

You can also get the scanner here e.g.
Microsoft Safety Scanner Download

 

Microsoft safety scanner finds no virus?

Hello Anxious,

I am Jaspreet Singh.

Microsoft Scanner works in steps.

So at first stage it will detect what may be an infected file and it will add that to a list. This is the number you see when you see the scanner progressing. These are not actual infections, just suspicious files.

Once the scan is done the safety scanner will match the suspected files with the most recent database of threats and then tell you the actual infections on your system. If the last number is 0 it means no actual infection was found.