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I have recently gotten a key logger on my pc and I do not know the file I looked up recently changed files and one came up I couldn't delete it I looked up the reason why I couldn't delete the file on my pc these sorta files there are $$$.deleteme.trustedinstaller.exe I would attach a photo of the files if I knew how to on phone thanks for the help guys

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light your PC on fire and buy a new one. 

 

how do you know you have a keylogger? how about you just run a virus scanner? 

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I have recently gotten a key logger on my pc and I do not know the file I looked up recently changed files and one came up I couldn't delete it I looked up the reason why I couldn't delete the file on my pc these sorta files there are $$$.deleteme.trustedinstaller.exe I would attach a photo of the files if I knew how to on phone thanks for the help guys

scan with malwarebytes?  reinstall windows?  what other AV do you have?

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have you run malwarebytes on the infected PC?

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Right so I tried to get it but it keeps saying network error every time I try download the thing is I'm in a Teamspeak talking to people and talking on Skype and I tried to launch other internet required anti viruses and they won't work

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Right so I tried to get it but it keeps saying network error every time I try download the thing is I'm in a Teamspeak talking to people and talking on Skype and I tried to launch other internet required anti viruses and they won't work

Hm... virus blocking access to sites it knows you can get removal tools from?

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Would it just be easier to send my pc into a shop to get like pros to fix the matter?

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scan with malwarebytes?  reinstall windows?  what other AV do you have?

I'm using avast atm if that helps at all
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Would it just be easier to send my pc into a shop to get like pros to fix the matter?

I cringe whenever I hear people suggest this because it's so easy to fix yourself.  Even if you can't scan and remove the problem, you can just reinstall windows.  A shop is going to charge some ridiculous amount for something you can do pretty quickly

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If I was to do a full reinstall of my os should I only back up the important things or everything

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I cringe whenever I hear people suggest this because it's so easy to fix yourself. Even if you can't scan and remove the problem, you can just reinstall windows. A shop is going to charge some ridiculous amount for something you can do pretty quickly

update I've been constantly trying mwb and I finaly got it now what type of scan should I do
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If I was to do a full reinstall of my os should I only back up the important things or everything

You should always have a backup of your important files since your hard drive could fail at any time.  Don't bother backing up any system files though, it's pointless and you could be copying the virus.

 

 

update I've been constantly trying mwb and I finaly got it now what type of scan should I do

 

I don't have the interface memorized and don't have access at the moment but there should be something like a full scan option

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Thank you man you have honestly been a really good help I will update after the scan is done

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Right so I scanned my of few things found got rid of them it said restart my pc so I did that but when I came on all firewalls were off and I was getting the option to uninstall avast then I restarted my PC again because avast said and it loads normally then it died turn it back on and it blue screens

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Will it just be a better idea to uninstall everything or

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although im normally against it, i suggest reinstalling your OS.  yes you can get rid of the virus without doing it, but with the little knowledge we have so far, its pretty deeply embedded, and may require manually deleting files.   if i had the computer in front of me, i could do it in a couple hours no problem. but trying to walk somebody through it, would be difficult.

 

however, before you do that. i would suggest using a seperate computer to download Combofix onto a bootable flash drive.  that may remove it fully, however be careful using combofix as it tends to be overly thorough

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