I think I am infected with something messing with my internet speed

[rigsby1208]

My machine generally seems to be working OK, but my internet speeds are terrible, like 1% of what they should be. Spoke to my ISP (Virgin) support guys who said there were no problems with there service. They remote connected to my macine and checked some logs and saw lots of internet connections. They rebooted my machine in safe mode and my internet speed was perfect again. They said I had a virus of some nature. I then downloaded Malwarebytes and ran a scan, it found one infection, cant remember what, which I removed. Internet speeds seemed to improved, but next day were bad again. I ran Malwarebytes again it found 30 infections of something called PUP.funmoods I removed all of these, but my connection is still consitantly bad when not in safe mode.

Is this a known virus or definitely a virus at all?

Thanks in advance.

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