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  1. Hello, I am really embarrassed that I haven't been saying a word back at you, I ran into some legal trouble and didn't have time to work with this problem. I will write you tomorrow when my head is clear and tell you how is the situation but I think it is fixed.
  2. I did this thing yesterday 18.05. I ought to do it again, but just incase I added this info from yesterday if any of it helps. I also have quite a few cracked games on my system but they are on my D drive, and windows and other important stuff are on C drive which is a SSD 256gb. So some of the games maybe might have something but I tried to get the cleanest variants. Addition.txt AdwCleaner[C00].txt AdwCleaner[S00].txt FRST.txt MBAM18.05.txt
  3. Hello, I have a similar problem to this guy, who also posted on your forum. Here's his link https://forums.malwarebytes.com/topic/241749-cpu-usage-high-until-i-open-task-manager/. My name is Joseph and I'm from estonia and would like some help. I built my pc 3-4 weeks ago. It's all fresh except the motherboard, cpu has been used, but the PC is good. I had trial AVAST until it ended. At some point I started noticing that everytime i open my taskmanager it shows 80% or above CPU usage which seems ridiculous, because within seconds it goes down below 10%. My cpu is Intel i7-4790. It has been used, yes, but it's not broken to be behaving like this. I followed the other guy's article and found some malware or stuff and quarantined it, also i save all the files you asked him to and saved them yesterday, i can do it all again. Before i quarantined the items, i always had 98% cpu usage. One of the items were named "TotalAV", I tried to use it but found out that antivirus is a hoax and a scam. So I dont know, help me please :)
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