Leila_Organa

Ok, more scan with 2 antivirus had no results of an infection. However, thanks.

I apologize but I have to make a further addition. I noticed that in the taskmanager there was also another COM Surrogate process, also the one connected to dllhost.exe. I thought there was a conflict between the two processes so I gave the taskmanager to stop the apparently blocked one. Now the problem seems solved however I would like it to be resolved definitively while I know that it is not the first time that it presents itself and the solution just adopted is only the cure for the symptom. How to eliminate the root problem?

I found the process is connected to dllhost.exe, and this is normal, i think... But why does that process now use all that energy?

I see another problem with my computer, a problem o f over heating. In the task manager i see the process COM Surrogate that uses 17% of the CPU, and a high electrical consumption and a high tendency to high electrical consumption. From a search on the internet I have ascertained that viruses can hide behind this name so as not to be detected by the system, nor by antivirus software, moreover I have ascertained that it would normally be a process that uses few resources. Scans of Malwarebytes and Windows Defender have not found anything but my laptop always has the fan on and continuously dissipates heat. How can I solve this problem?

Really thanks!

Ok seems the problem is solved. Really thanks Kevin! I was scaring Ps. Description for other people will come in future: Follow the guide linked from @kevinf80, but if you have more of 1 Google Chrome account, you have to do every step of the guide for every account before do the Malwarebyte scan.

I was having some annoing issues because my computer using a lot of ram and be slow. Windows explorer don't work correctly. I did some runs with these tools: Malwarebytes, next adwcleaner, next FRST64 Here the log files: I don't know what I have to do after. The problem is solved? FRST.txtscansione3 malwarebytes.txtscansione2 malwarebytes.txtscansione malwarebytes.txt Addition.txt