Urgent Help !! Just Downloaded a Freaking Keylogger Or Malware and Yes Clicked it

[Villanity]

Just Downloaded and Installed a KeyLogger(I am Dead Sure its a keylogger). Help me I am gonna die. This was because of one of my friends, He is gonna die first.

 

 

I used MalwareByte's AdwCleaner.It detected 33 problems. How to be sure whether The malware is still there or not?  

[Acerpwns]

Burn your PC, that usually does the trick

[Villanity]

Just now, Acerpwns said:

Burn your PC, that usually does the trick

That was so helping. Thanks 

[spiralfuzion]

send it to the pc gods with a mac as tribute. Then pray it'll work. 

[elpiop]

well there is no way to be sure if it downloaded any more malware that was not detected in the scan. safest bet would be to reformat unless you trust that the scan removed everything

[Acerpwns]

1 minute ago, Saurabh Sharma said:

That was so helping. Thanks 

Malwarebytes is your best bet, if not format your PC, unless it's a keylogger that can lodge itself in the firmware.

 

Then i have no idea, replace everything really

[Villanity]

The only visible problem I have right now is ABNORMAL CPU usage. (70-90% idle), usually, it's just less than 10%. 

[DoctorJohnSmith]

may lord gaben help you

[Tieox]

Right get Malwarebytes from here: 

 

https://www.malwarebytes.com/

 

Run/scan/remove.

 

Then drop a DL on this:

 

https://toolslib.net/downloads/viewdownload/1-adwcleaner/

 

Run and scan.

 

Finally run this:

 

http://www.techspot.com/downloads/1278-hitman-pro.html

 

It's free for a single run.

 

Of course run Defender or your choice of AV, reboot when told too.  

 

 

 

 

[RadiatingLight]

2 minutes ago, Saurabh Sharma said:

The only visible problem I have right now is ABNORMAL CPU usage. (70-90% idle), usually, it's just less than 10%. 

That seems pretty normal. 13%

 

if you really have a keylogger, try to uninstall through programs and features, and then delete anything it downloaded.

then, run Malwarebytes to see if you removed it successfully.

if not, then I would recommend you re-install windows, to get a completely clean slate. (but back up your files first.)

[JSind11]

11 minutes ago, elpiop said:

well there is no way to be sure if it downloaded any more malware that was not detected in the scan. safest bet would be to reformat unless you trust that the scan removed everything

This is the only safe thing to do, once you have formatted it, change every password you can remember. 

 

 

[Villanity]

2 minutes ago, RadiatingLight said:

That seems pretty normal. 13%

 

if you really have a keylogger, try to uninstall through programs and features, and then delete anything it downloaded.

then, run Malwarebytes to see if you removed it successfully.

if not, then I would recommend you re-install windows, to get a completely clean slate. (but back up your files first.)

 

Thats a 13% but see it have 100% usage before.

[malon]

I personaly would do a reinstall if i downloaded a keylogger

[RadiatingLight]

5 minutes ago, Saurabh Sharma said:

Thats a 13% but see it have 100% usage before.

so when it gets to 100% look at task manager to see what's using all the power. that might actually help you isolate the virus.

[Tieox]

Before he wipes the computer, surely it would be more prudent to check if he actually is infected, unless he already has backups of any vital data!

[LabRat]

is the HD filling up?

[Villanity]

Just now, Kierax said:

Before he wipes the computer, surely it would be more prudent to check if he actually is infected, unless he already has backups of any vital data!

 

formatting will be my last option. I don't have any backup.

[Tieox]

1 minute ago, Saurabh Sharma said:

formatting will be my last option. I don't have any backup.

I would be working on making backups of critical data, but backing everything up after archiving it into .rar archives (WinRAR) Then before restoring them on a new system, ensuring they're scanned thoroughly before moving them off the backup device. 

 

But before all that you should run the tools, I mentioned earlier above ^^ and determine if you are actually infected.  

[Villanity]

Just now, LabRat said:

is the HD filling up?

can't tell for sure but I seems Like it. My C: have increased like a gigs but I am be wrong.

[Jade]

14 minutes ago, Saurabh Sharma said:

Thats a 13% but see it have 100% usage before.

That happens every time you open Task Manager.

[DarknessFalls229]

your cpu usage going for the 100% might be because its starting up task manager, since my machine does that too when i start it

(Edit: Wow Jade, at the same time as i was going to say it)

[LabRat]

4 minutes ago, Saurabh Sharma said:

can't tell for sure but I seems Like it. My C: have increased like a gigs but I am be wrong.

logic bomb. reformat.

[Villanity]

What can you make of this ? This is when Just a single Google chrome windows opened up .

[Villanity]

Thank you guys. I will live one more day without literally typing my pass anywhere but if same problems persist tomorrow, then its a formatting time. Thanks All 

[Villanity]

13 minutes ago, Kierax said:

I would be working on making backups of critical data, but backing everything up after archiving it into .rar archives (WinRAR) Then before restoring them on a new system, ensuring they're scanned thoroughly before moving them off the backup device. 

 

But before all that you should run the tools, I mentioned earlier above ^^ and determine if you are actually infected.  

 

Malwarebytes has finished scanning now just the hitman remains . I am going to do a full windows defender scan of the C drive'