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Severe software issue need help asap

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Guys I need help my windows has became more laggy than ever  and the microsoft edge just pops up every now and then with random websites and almost all the files got an .KOOM extension, idk what's going on, it started after I installed a pes Keygen generator l, I know it's my fault but I need help from you guys pls....

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Reinstall Windows. All your files seem to be encrypted because of some ransomware, and probably just no way to get them back.

On 4/5/2024 at 10:13 PM, LAwLz said:

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Sounds like you got yourself a virus/ransomware attack going on

https://malwaretips.com/blogs/remove-koom-ransomware/

 

Lesson learned dont download random files especially keygens/cracked exes. Test them first in a controlled environment such as a vm to protect yourself/ 

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Try of what others said above first.

If it doesn't work, including the decryption, the only last resort way is to reinstall Windows and say goodbye of the data inside the PC/laptop. Cleanse all of the drive that's infected.

 

Ransomware is the reason why nowadays I wouldn't trust any 'cracked' software found on Google. It'd just crack the shit outta of the PC.

Humor me, as you should do.

 

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