[mothered]

It's over. Time to format. It's for this reason that the big red button exists.

A few weeks ago, my 3k Predator corrupted (for one reason or another) whereby It was rebooting Into an endless loop- literally. I purposely left the lappy running, attended lunch and on my return 3 hours later It was still rebooting.

I quickly performed the useless Automatic Repair/Startup Repair and a System Restore to no avail. There was no way I was going to sit there analyzing the Issue. Out came my very own copy of Windows, I removed all the crappy manufacturer's OEM bloatware and hit a format. It's now running 20-25% better than It's factory state.

The moral Is, when you've exhausted your options simply perform a clean Installation.

[PythonRaze]

@mothered

Thanks For the assistance i appreciate, after 4 Hours of Trail And error i manged to get rid of it manually, i corrupted the file that stole my dns information, and broke the connection. therefore removing it i encrypted the file 4 times to ensure its corrupted changed the code and wallah! everything is fixed the specific Rat bypasses vmware and sandboxie, and it seemed to be a rat but the person who created it was using it as a key logger specifically for chrome. Thank you for all your support everyone

[mothered]

Thanks For the assistance i appreciate, after 4 Hours of Trail And error i manged to get rid of it manually,  i corrupted the file that stole my dns information, and broke the connection. therefore removing it i encrypted the file 4 times to ensure its corrupted changed the code and wallah! everything is fixed the specific Rat bypasses vmware and sandboxie, and it seemed to be a rat but the person who created it was using it as a key logger specifically for chrome. Thank you for all your support everyone

It's good to read that your Issue Is resolved.

Take It from personal experience, I do suggest running a VM on a dedicated physical system that's solely used for testing purposes. I have two systems running for that alone, both segregated from my network. In the event (as you've experienced) It gets Infected, there's nothing to lose other than an hour or so hitting a clean Installation of the OS. I don't bother analyzing the Issue, my OS disc Is readily-available.