Hello, I apologize in advanced for my English. Yesterday I tried to download Winrar on my mom’s laptop (Windows 10) and instead I downloaded adware/virus/malware. There was a map made in a Program Files (x86) called AddSoft. In the map there is a map pic (inside are two pictures for the icone iStripper and MyBestOffer), five internet links (BestOffer, iStripper, Offer, Offer2, Offer3) and a program wrar550. On desktop two shortcuts were made for MyBestOfferForToday and iStripper. The Bestoffer shourtcut was cleaned from desktop by the Malwarebytes but everything else stayed untouched.
So I tried cleaning it with Eset, UnHackMe, Malwarebytes, Avast but they don't detect it. When I am connected to the internet or doing anything on Chrome the computer lags and freezes. I haven’t noticed any pop-ups or site redirections. I checked the Chrome extensions and there are only two my mom uses. I also checked for any new programs to unistall in Control panel/programs but there are none. The CPU and Disk are over-working. CPU in ranging between 10 and 100%, disk between 95 and 100%. I don’t yet want to format the computer so I will be grateful for any suggestions. I have to mention that I am not that good with computers so I would appreciate more detailed answers.
There is a link of an adware incident response if by any chance it helps someone: http/
Thank you in advance!
So I tried cleaning it with Eset, UnHackMe, Malwarebytes, Avast but they don't detect it. When I am connected to the internet or doing anything on Chrome the computer lags and freezes. I haven’t noticed any pop-ups or site redirections. I checked the Chrome extensions and there are only two my mom uses. I also checked for any new programs to unistall in Control panel/programs but there are none. The CPU and Disk are over-working. CPU in ranging between 10 and 100%, disk between 95 and 100%. I don’t yet want to format the computer so I will be grateful for any suggestions. I have to mention that I am not that good with computers so I would appreciate more detailed answers.
There is a link of an adware incident response if by any chance it helps someone: http/
Thank you in advance!