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You need to learn how to manage your feelings, that's up to you.
the only other thing I can recommend is seeking professional help with your feelings.
See what comes up in case. https://www.malwarebytes.com/adwcleaner/
However I highly recommend last resort is to reformat. Back up everything but not the downloads you just downloaded recently. Write down every single game you own and files. Write what favorite mod you like and make sure you download the proper ones that are safe.
Also what browser do you use? There are some browsers that are way more secure and legit for protection. What WINDOWS 10 version are you using? 1909? Also are all of your browsers up to date? Drivers? What kind of security protocols do you use with your internet? Whose your carrier?
I highly recommend reformatting. Tell your brother not to download ANYTHING without you there present because kids make mistakes. It isn't his fault. You want to change ALL your passwords after you reformat. Keep all your private secure information to yourself including steam. Back every single thing up. Do not download anything related to that mod as a backup. You don't want any left over files from the (adware) you may have obtained in those drives. You can always do a refresh install, it can be a pain in the butt but it's worth it. KILL IT! REFORMAT. Get justice then you should be safe. I always recommend you make sure your firewall is safe too. Best of luck!
To remove possible bad things and to remove the thing in your mind.
Then, if you still want to let a child run your computer without having an eye on the situation, use something like comodo firewall and set the host intrusion protection to paranoid. And set a password to prevent allowing something to run or install that you did not decide.
I think it was password for changes, and you set it to not show notifications. So things are silently blocked.
There is a free version. Havent used it for a while.
You could put the game in the sandbox, and only allow the game to connect to the internet as well.
About making sure this doesn't happen again by your brother downloading random things. Minecraft has a couple of great mod launching programs that shouldn't allow this to happen. "Technic Launcher" has tons of modpacks available, with big servers, but it's also open to anyone to make a modpack, so you "could" potentially run into a problem (I've played tons of them, never had any issues). An even more secure one is "Feed the Beast", which has tons of professional content on there, again, with big servers, incredible modpacks on there that drastically change gameplay. He'll love it. Meanwhile, it's not just randomly downloading garbage from the internet, so you're safe, and won't have this issue again.
Use a password on your Windows-profile and give your brother a user profile without admin rights.
So i recommend to fix it.
On to the point...
This is actually a good idea, especially if you have reservations about how well you were able to clean the infections. Start with a clean slate.
While you're at it, consider providing your brother with a login of his own to your computer. That way you can restrict what he can and cannot do while you're not around, such as installing random programs and such.
First off, as others said, more than ONE antivirus will cause you just as many issues as having viruses in some cases. They will fight with each other and destroy whatever you're trying to do.
So, reinstall everything, start afresh, have ONE antivurs and ONE firewall (or both in one). Leave it at that.
Then, as long as you don't go to dodgy sites, or if you suspect ANYTHING, virus check it first, you can rightly clikc almost anything and choose to scan it.
Lastly, get your mental state sorted. Ot's irrational to feel like this as you are obviously well aware.
KNOW what these things above I've suggested are doing and live by them. Then you have nothign to worry about. And if you get anguish about such things, seek help. It might be masking other underlying issues with confidence or anxiety.