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Possible Virus?.. Need Help!

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Hey

 

So, I am currently on my brothers desktop and he needs some help.

 

He went on a Torrent website... yeah.. and downloaded something, It unlinked his Google Chrome Account, and now when you pull up Google chrome the search engine is "https://search.safefinder.com/?st=sc&q="

 

I went into the Settings, And it doesn't show the engine anywhere? 

Windows defender also removed one possible virus. 

Spoiler

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M Y  S T U F F

 

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EDIT

So I found it in the Add or Remove programs... And uninstalled it.. 

But now I still have this very SUS file that I cant remove...

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Also, With it removed, Its sill re directing me to this 
"https://search.safefinder.com/?st=sc&q=" when I open chrome.. 

M Y  S T U F F

 

Ryzen  PC |~|  Ryzen 5 1600 | GTX 1060 6GB | G.SKILL Ripjaws V Series 8GB DDR4 DDR4 2400 x2 |  WD Blue 250GB SSD | Barracuda Pro 2TB  EVGA 650W 80+Gold |

Laptop |~| Legion Y530 | i7-8750H | GTX 1050 Ti 4GB | 16GB DDR4 2666MHz | 128GB SSD | 1 TB Hard Disk Drive, 7200rpm |

Macbook Air |~| 2.2GHz dual-core Intel Core i7 | Intel HD Graphics 6000 | 8GB of 1600MHz  512GB SSD |

 

Displays |~| AOC G2460VQ6 24" x2|

Keyboard |~| Corsair Gaming K70RGB 

Mouse |~| Razer Lancehead Pink RG

Audio |~| HyperX Cloud II Audio-Technica ATH-AD700X

Microphone |~| Audio Technica AT2035

 

M y  R e v i e w s 


Lenovo Y530 Legion Laptop.

 

More Coming Soon...
 

 

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Once infected the system should be considered tainted. No amount of virus scanning software will help.Wipe the drive and reinstall.

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I agree with @markr54632, just whipe the drive to be safe

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Wipe the drive? I would use bitdefender malwarebites and hitman Pro. That has always worked for me when clearing up relatives virus infested computers because they don't want me to "cHaNgE AnYtHiNg" wiping the drive is the safest option. 

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I've actually had good luck in the past just deleting the entire Profile Login Account.  Just make sure you pull out anything on your Desktop and My Documents, Bookmarks you need.  It will save hours doing OS reload

 

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OK, this is obviously Windows 10. In my opinion for the average user, your best bet is to click start and type 'Reset this PC'. Feel free to keep your files in this case ~ I believe it wipes out %temp% and %appdata%, which is probably where the virus lives, but probably delete everything out of your downloads folder without prejudice.

 

You'll need to reinstall your games, your MS office and any other registered software - install your steam client your battle net and what nots, and then have fun. Just my opinion on your quickest, safest, easiest route back to good health.

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