Imnient search is making problems.

[Black_Rose1809]

Firstly, I'm new here, so please be patient with me.

This past friday, I stupidly downloaded something that I felt wrong about and I still installed it, but at midst of installing, I got a bad feeling, so I tried to abort the installation, but the installation wouldn't let me. So I manually turned off the laptop and turned it back on, nothing was installed but this "imnient search" and it started to take over my internet browsers, so I uninstalled it and did it clean, checked registry, etc. But after that, I found three icons that I never seen before on my laptop and I couldn't erase them, "Search (32 Bit)", a blank icon, and "Outlook" folder. Then after a while they dissappeared, but now the computer won't let me access some folders, saying that " No such interface supported". I'm worried that there's a virus, I'm doing a scan on Norton 360, and it found 18 risks so far.... but I'm still worried, since there still seems like there's problems. Help?

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