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You should be disconnecting from a VPN before sending emails regardless. The reason why VPN providers block emails is because users abuse them to send spam, doing so gets VPN addresses blacklisted. So even if you could send emails using a VPN, chances are it will either bounce back or end up in...

Open task scheduler and see if it's in there. If it is, remove it. As @rdg1101 said, it has been removed but the cron is still being run by windows.

You'll probably find that it's the background task for Microsoft Office. It's a pretty common issue and you can resolve it here: https://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/here-is-a-fix-for-microsoft-office-command-prompt-issue/

Yes. It will scramble all keyboard strokes entered. So the keylogger will receive random characters rather than what you actually typed. It's a very simple but powerful software.

The Free version protects browsers. The Pro version protects more applications like Steam, notepad, and other programs. In my opinion just get the free version as browsers is where you'd need it most.

As I said before. Avast would be my recommended Anti-Virus software i would also recommend using something like "Key Scrambler" to protect yourself from keyloggers. I would also use two factor authentication wherever possible to prevent data from being lost or stolen if someone does manage to...

Your computer enthusiasts is unfortunately very incorrect. I have done such attacks before and have seen them being done before. A Remote Access Trojan and encrypting viruses into images or other files has been done and can be done and is generally much harder for AV programs to detect. Although...

Well, it's not about being hacked or not. It's about eliminating the risks of it. You don't have to click on strange links to get infected. You can have no AV installed and just be connected to the internet and somehow you will get some kind of adware. I've been building computers for years and...

That is a system reserved drive. It's an automatic hidden partition which is created when you install windows. Don't touch it.