In the past, I'd boot into safe mode with networking, go to whichever online virus scanner is best that month, then do a full scan (prepare for the computer to be unusable for the majority of the day). After that is complete and you follow any additional directions the online virus scan gives, dl and run Microsoft MRT, and a free root kit scanner. Finally, even occasionally all of those won't get some of the malware so in addition, you should run CC cleaner, or any free anti malware app. That combo should do it, unless your ROM chip on your motherboard is infected, in which case you'll need to flash your ROM back to stock by taking out the battery, switching the resister chip then putting it back, then putting the battery back, and finally doing a firmware update, however I wouldn't even worry about this unless the virus keeps returning even after full virus removal procedures. Good luck.
You can use this time also once the viruses are removed to do a full check disk repair and forced Defrag to speed up your computers performance.
You can use this time also once the viruses are removed to do a full check disk repair and forced Defrag to speed up your computers performance.
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