Hi, Soor.
There are many things to be done, before proceeding to a further cleaning. Let's start.
1. P2P program
You have
μTorrent installed in your computer. This is a
P2P program. P2P programs form a direct conduit on to a computer. They have always been a target of malware writers and are increasingly so of late. P2P security measures are easily circumvented and if your P2P program is not configured correctly, you may be sharing more files than you realize. There have been cases where people's passwords, address books and other personal, private, and financial details have been exposed to the file sharing network by a badly configured program. If you don't uninstall it, your computer will probably get infected again, as soon as you use it again. But it is your computer and of course your decision.
- If you decide to keep it, DON'T use it during the cleaning procedure.
- If you decide to uninstall it, uninstall it along with the unwanted programs in Step 3 below.
2. Security Protection
You have
Kaspersky Total Security installed. Is this the trial version or did you pay for it? If you don't intend to buy it, please uninstall it:
• Visit
this site and follow the steps to run the Kaspersky Antivirus Removal Tool
• If not done automatically reboot your computer
You have also
McAfee® Central for Dell application, which is not shown as enabled in the Security Center. There are also some orphan McAfee files, probably from previous installations.
First, uninstall the app: Press Start button, find McAfee Central for Dell, right click and choose Uninstall.
Then, run the Removal Tool to check for/remove remnants (Method 2):
McAfee KB - How to remove McAfee products from a PC that runs Windows (TS101331)
3. Uninstall programs
Microsoft Office Enterprise 2007
Enterprise edition is for big companies and not for individuals. Therefore, the license used here is not legal, unless the computer belongs to a company. If this is not the case, please uninstall it. Having not legally activated programs installed, is the best and easiest way to infect a computer.
Adobe Player and Java
Adobe Shockwave Player isn't supported anymore. Having it installed is a security risk.
There are very few reasons these days to continue having Java installed on your computer. However, if you do elect to keep Java, it needs to be updated to the latest version. If you need it, do that at the end of the cleaning procedure.
Other programs
There are other programs installed in the computer not legally activated. Please uninstall them.
To uninstall the programs:
- Press the Windows Key + R.
- Type appwiz.cpl in the Run box and click OK.
- The Add/Remove Programs list will open. Locate the following programs on the list:
Code:
µTorrent *
Adobe Shockwave Player 12.3
Adobe Shockwave Player 12.3
Java 8 Update 241
Java SE Development Kit 8 Update 241
Java(TM) SE Development Kit 17.0.1
Microsoft Office Enterprise 2007
Other Programs not legally activated
- Select the above programs, one by one, and click Uninstall.
- Restart the computer.
4. Uninstall a Chrome extension
- Open Chrome.
- At the top right choose More (the three vertical dots) > More Tools > Extensions
- Find MySearch, and remove it, clicking on Remove.
- Confirm the action by clicking Remove once again.
5. Notifications
Did you intentionally enable notifications from the following sites?
hxxps://mysite.m4marry.com;
hxxps://www.sanfoundry.com
6. Fresh FRST logs
After doing the above, please attach fresh FRST logs, Addition and FRST.
In your next reply please post:
- Which programs you uninstalled (Steps 1, 2, 3)
- If the extension is successfully removed (Step 4)
- A reply about the Chrome notifications (Step 5)
- The fresh FRST logs, Addition and FRST.
. My friend told me that some random messages had been sent to him and some more people. And when I tried logging in Discord using mobile, it says "Account disabled".
