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i would assume it would get rid of it . . but you cant quote me . . who knows what it installed, where it put what, what it added to your startup thats not a virus . . keyloggers dont show up as viruses, neither do RDP programs . . IMO you should reformat, wipe that drive. someone suggested to me Dual boot with sandbox . . firewall on incoming and outgoing. and just mine to an exchange . . F the wallet all together

I know making the primo cash is catching a new launch before it hits an exchange but that seems to involve alot of risk. maybe dual boot windows . . .1 for mining and wallets, and one for gaming ans personal life

I used to mine directly to an exchange when I mined a lot, but I got screwed over by doing that when cryptsy disappeared. To be safe, I will probably boot into safe mode and copy all data to an external hard drive and reinstall windows and copy it back. Then going forward, I will probably keep my main wallets such as LTC on Ubuntu and maybe run a VM for other wallets.

Always use a VM or sandbox for new coins.
Otherwise just hold on an exchange/pool.

Wait a sec, would I be able to get rid of this going back to a previous restore point?

As far as I know, restore points only work in some cases.

Something to do with registry keys.
Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

Okay, I won't be restoring to a previous restore point then. What about the refresh feature in Win 10 where it reinstalls but keeps your files? That should probably work, right?

dude, just wipe the computer and start fresh, only way to guarantee its gone.

Can a moderator delete the wallet links, or the whole ANN and lock this thread ? were done here forever.