Quote from: Lucius on Today at 03:21:05 PM

Then you have a problem that is clearly detected and the solution of which you have to work on, and that is buying a new computer - by that I mean a really new one from the store, not a used one. Be sure to take into account that the computer has at least 8 GB of working memory, which is a minimum for pleasant work, and also that it has a solid processor and graphics card.

Until then, follow the advice from my previous post and don't use pirated software - and if you need a cheap license for a program, you can try to find it in Digital goods. Of course, be careful who you trade with.

I do have these but still it's not enough. You can say it's a decent device and it works without any problems. The only problem is it cannot handle excessive load/multi tasking. I believe if an electric device starts to show symptoms of problems, no matter how much we try to fix it, one problem after another would come. I already had to replace the HDD to SSD. After that, the colling fan started to make noises and now having problems with the sound system. It is still running but might shut down any second.

Yes, I really need to buy a new computer/laptop now.

BTW I really liked what you did with the quotes. The resizing thingy. Looks very cool. Saves up a lot of space and highlights the reply.

Quote from: Beparanf on Today at 03:25:27 PM

Probably the malware is injected to the apps that you download online or from the website that usually have tons of popping ads that force you to download something once accidentally clicked. Porn sites is the number site that being use to spread this kind of malware since some user doesn’t pay much attention on the popping ads when they are watching videos in there.

WD sometimes doesn’t filter all the viruses that’s why I always have 3rd party AV for malware protection.

Yes, it came from an injected software. Most of the cracks comes in ZIP format. As long as it's inside the ZIP it cannot run. And I remember correctly I didn't extracted any Zip files. So yes your assumption maybe correct.

What AV you use? I don't like AV, VPN, System Healthcare etc third party software because most of them comes with bundle apps.