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install all windows updates and reboot.
install all motherboard chipset drivers and reboot.
install antivirus/antimalware/antispyware, update, and reboot.
This makes me sad. i have over 1tbs of games installed.
You would want to have it do the deepest scan on each drive which would take hours, but you need to make sure its gone. Avoid booting from your windows disks until you've cleared each one. one at a time is best so something doesn't travel from one bad disk to one you've just cleaned.
Have fun.
i have the paid version
While its good to do a comprehensive (everything) scan regularly it just wouldn't be for this unless a trustworthy scanner detected a problem.
Its not comming up as a virus at allin malwarebutes pro or windows defender. However i am getting a windows 7 style popup telling me to upgrade or update. when i trase it through taskmanger it takes me to mshta.exe
I would have to dig into your registry to see what's going on.
The msg command is a way for another computer to send you messages that seem like they're from a system administrator for your office. They might be. If this is a home computer then its someone in your house sending it.
msg %username% "you have a virus in mshta.exe"
This will work if you somehow still have Windows Messaging turned on.
A dialog box would simply appear on your screen with an ok button to acknowledge.
If you got something different then check your Programs/Features list. Also launch the "Windows features" (options) window to turn off the stuff you don't need.
Still could be a virus and can't knock out the possibility, I've seen nasty Trojans that can also bind themselves to legit processes in windows to leave the user unsuspecting of what's going on "behind the scenes" prime example that I remember is svchost.exe. idk man I'd just hit that nuclear button and call it a day with a fresh format, I wouldn't risk it.
Wait.
Pc fixed