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  1. Hi! I cleaned the entire PC which had many dust on the fan, cleaned our the thermal paste and added a new one, got a new mouse and I see no lag. Thanks for all your help!
  2. I disabled all Chrome extensions but now there is 10 Chrome.exe files. Computer is still laggy as hell man. It's driving me crazy!
  3. The computer is still very slow. I added a ESET rule for me to be notified in once a cmd.exe is opened when I click Chrome. I blocked 3x attempts of cmd.exe. I also came across this, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZ6xXhs0EMk I also noticed Chrome.exe running once never saw any sub-processes. However, MBAMService.exe is super high in usage, as well as NordVPN. So if there is no infections, is this a CPU ram issue? Do I have adequate CPU? I have 16gig ram installed.
  4. Wait all my password logins saved in my Chrome browser will be deleted?
  5. Here is a iCloud video I took of my task manager showing the excessive power usages. https://share.icloud.com/photos/0eTUFKpQcbgh3Y0t9SyYn5dfg Anyone? I did a few scans from different applications. - ESET Regular Scan: Nothing. - ESET Online Scanner: Nothing. - Malware Bytes: Nothing. - Malwarebytes AdwCleaner: Nothing - Junkware Removal Tool (JRT) by Malwarebytes: A few things found, I attached the log file. - RogueKiller Anti-Malware V15.0.8.0: A few things found, I attached the log file. - Rkill 2.9.1: Nothing found. - TDSSKiller: Nothing found. - Norton Power Eraser: Nothing found. - Combo Cleaner: A few things found, after I deleted them. Problem still continues. JRT_.txt RogueKiller Results.txt
  6. Hello Maurice, You can just call me Moe. Thank you so much for those tips. I did everything. I attached the Log for your reference. Nothing was found. I am looking at my Task Manager and I still see 24 chrome.exe running and cmd.exe files. AdwCleaner[S03].txt
  7. Hey guys, My computer has been SUPER laggy. To a point of where my mouse lags and when I type. I took a look at my Task Manager and I see cmd.exe, conhost.exe and (27) chrome.exe files start running as soon as I run Chrome. I did a Malware Bytes and ESET Smart Security scan and no viruses were found. I don't know what's going on but several days ago my website was infected and whenever users visited the website it redirected to a random site, I'm not too sure if that has any connection. Every time I terminate the additional chrome.exes and cmd.exe and conhost.exe - Chrome itself crashes along with the installed extensions. I made a 1 min video show casing it: https://screencast-o-matic.com/watch/criUVXViKLY I also attached both files from Farbar Recovery Scan Tool. FRST.txt Addition.txt
  8. Right. But, when I open Excel.exe it doesn't detect it. How do I know if its enabled or not ?
  9. The excel.exe issue happened when I installed that new release earlier this morning though. Also did a full scan and nothing found....so weird. Why is MWB not detecting this though?
  10. Ok here it is. I downloaded that program, ran it and went through the questionnaire of the Dashboard and I should've read the article first but then mid way into what I think it was doing (maybe cleaning) I cancelled it because you asked for logs. I then looked for the MWB icon and it was gone so I guess it was deleted. I then went to Advanced window and clicked on Clean and followed everything and rebooted and it reinstalled MWB for me. Then all my historical logs/notifications were erased and when I opened Excel.exe it worked. The logs are attached though. So how did a new install make MWB think Excel.exe is not a virus? mbst-grab-results.zip
  11. Whoops, yes that's exactly right. Whenever I open Excel I get these popups. Why is this happening?
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