What to delete?

[ToamticBoy]

First of all: This program is awesome.

My Problem here is: When I do a scan, Mb shows, that there are really many viruses on my Pc. I tap on "Delete all" and then I cant use the Internet. When I restart my Pc I cant log in with my Microsoft Account because of some problems, but when I reset every "Virus" on Mb I can log in again and use the Internet. So my Question is: What of them is a Virus for real and which file should I remain?

Thanks for the upcoming answers!

Edited May 28, 2017 by ToamticBoy
Forgot the file.

[pondus]

Impossible to answer unless you post the scan log here so that experts can see

Edited May 28, 2017 by pondus

[ToamticBoy]

2 hours ago, ToamticBoy said:

First of all: This program is awesome.

My Problem here is: When I do a scan, Mb shows, that there are really many viruses on my Pc. I tap on "Delete all" and then I cant use the Internet. When I restart my Pc I cant log in with my Microsoft Account because of some problems, but when I reset every "Virus" on Mb I can log in again and use the Internet. So my Question is: What of them is a Virus for real and which file should I remain?

Thanks for the upcoming answers!

 

Scan.txt

[Telos]

Are you using legal Windows license? Your scan results are interesting.

If your Windows license is legal, I would set a restore point and then clean individual categories, reboot, take restore point and repeat. Start w/those marked "Adware", then PUPs... then onto Trojans, etc.

[Firefox]

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