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So, I've had this machine for almost a year now, no issues until about a week ago. I know this sub is mainly geared toward desktops, but I didn't know where else to ask, as I believe if anyone would have great troubleshooting skills in this topic, it will be you guys. Okay, so I've been trying to find out why this is happening for about a week, my machine is a Thinkpad P53 workstation, with a 6-core 12-thread i7-9850H and a Quadro RTX3000 GPU. Submitted by REVIGOR to techsupport Bitcoin miner malware - Please Help!

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If I reinstall Windows 10 without deleting his data, will the virus be gone? He also has a 128GB secondary hard drive how could I remove Windows from his main drive, keep his files there, and install Windows on his second 128GB driver?

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Another reason I want him to reset his computer is because his disk usage often spikes and stays at 100%, and, the hard drive is full, with only 10GB of free space. Now, I come to find out that my sibling also has it (apparently he never installed any antivirus), so I ran MalwareBytes and removed it, but I really don't think it has been completely removed and I insist on him formatting his computer, but he has a ton of games on his 1TB drive and I wouldn't want him to re-download them all over again.

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I ended up formatting my computer completely and that fixed the problem.

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I ran MalwareBytes, Avast, then I looked up how to get rid of it and downloaded lot of advanced software meant to get rid of it, but my computer was still very slow. On my computer, I had a a Bitcoin Miner malware for nearly a year until I noticed that it was making my computer significantly slower. How to completely remove Bitcoin Miner malware? Submitted by ososru to Bitcoin4free īitcoin Miner Malware | Incredibly Stealthy! Submitted by rsarector to techsupport Bitcoin Miner Malware | Incredibly Stealthy! I swear it was like whatever infected me detected whenever I looked up information on malware removal and visited this subreddit. Writing this on my phone since I turned everything off briefly after writing this post, since my mouse started moving extremely slow and a repetitive beeping sound started coming out of my speakers. Can't uninstall Malware Bytes and Firefox stopped responding too. Is there anything else I could do to actually detect the malware and remove it?ĮDIT: Google Chrome keeps not responding, same with Malware Bytes. I did all of the above after I had originally removed the malware with Malware Bytes, so all these second scans didn't detect anything. Does this mean that the one in SysWOW64 is malware/infected?Īs per the stickied thread, I ran and turned on "scan for rootkits" in my Malware Bytes trial, and also ran the ADWCleaner.

  • All the other svchost.exes are under C:\Windows\System32, which I read is fine.
  • When I right click ^ "open file location" on the suspended process and the 2 others below it, the location I get is C:\Windows\SysWOW64 and it's titled svchost.exe, which I read is a normal Windows process but there are A LOT of them running in my Task Manager right now.
  • Here's a screenshot of what it looks like: :(
  • There is a strange "Suspended" background process in Task Manager that uses up 3.6MB of memory.
  • I tried to open Malware Bytes now to scan again and it just froze on "Not Responding" and I can't seem to close it.

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    This a brand new PC I built in January so it shouldn't be doing this that often. Programs keep getting Suspended status in Task Manager (this is happening to Malware Bytes and Google Chrome), which never used to happen before.Other than that, there are a couple of weird things that make me think the virus is still there: I had Spotify playing music on idle and got curious, did CTRL + ALT + DELETE to open up Task Manager and quickly saw my CPU % shoot down from 100% to 2% - %5, which is what it's been sitting at when I'm using it right now. I really thought it was that simple but I think it's still there.

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    I scanned with Windows Defender but nothing was found so I checked out the sticky post on here and got a trial of Malware Bytes, which detected the malware and quarantined it, then I removed it. So a few days ago I did something stupid and tried to torrent a game for the first time and ended up installing a Bitcoin Miner onto my PC :/ It was very obvious that it was malware as it quickly seemed to hijack Google Chrome.















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