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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?

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