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Hello,

My name is Ethan and I'd like to request help with malware/rootkit/ad/etc removal. To give you some background, I recently got infected with THIS file. It changed my browser, redirected pages to "eatyellowmango. com", changed file names to ".bat", installed bitcoin miners, 100% CPU usage, and much worse. After 10+ hours of running every AV program I knew, it's mostly gone; but I'm still having issues with what I believe is "Adware.Yelloader" and rootkit(s). I've also gotten a BSOD message three times, saying "irql_not_less_or_equal", but that stopped now.

  

So far, I've ran the following programs: Rkill, Malwarebytes, Chameleon, Zemana, AdwCleaner, HitmanPro, SUPERAntiSpyware, Webroot SecureAnywhereAVG, Avast, ESET Online Scanner, Sophos, EmsisoftEmergencyKit, Defogger, MiniToolBox, FRST (Logs), and FixTDSS (Unsuccessful) - and I plan to run TronScript soon. (I also ran these programs in SafeMode w/ Network)

  

Everything seems to be normal now, except that I'm having problems running TDSSkiller, JRT, ComboFix, Malwarebytes Anti-Rootkit (Missing DDA driver + "The system inaccessible seems inaccessible or encrypted. Scan cant continue"), BitDefender, and some other normal programs such as Razer Synapse. They ask for admin privileges, but they never open afterwords. While I'm not very experienced on this topic, I believe it may be a program/virus denying me access. I'm willing to simply wipe my drives (SSD w/ win10, HDD for storage), but that's the last resort. If you could help, I'd greatly appreciate it. Thank you to anyone who reads/replies to my thread! :)

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