Windows 10: A "Living" virus

So I do not know what else I can do. I have been fighting a live intruder on my PC for weeks. I thought at first a virus, my PC behaved like it was infected. After inspection, and a cheap McAfee, no! So I get rid of McAfee. I end up purchasing premium Webroot. Nope, then I get my event viewer to work finally. Yup! An a'hole has been using everything Microsoft to log onto my PC. I have also incorporated hello sign-in verification, code recovery, txt code verification, and email code verification. ****! Is this P.O.S. an employee of Microsoft? This whole time I thought all these glitches were fr

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Windows Live Mail 2012 refuses to send emails, claims they're spam

My wife uses Windows Live Mail 2012 and says it refuses to send emails, claiming they're spam. This is even replying to someone who is in her contacts list. I have run several different virus checks and nothing comes up. Any ideas or suggestions would be appreciated. TIA

 

Virus?

i process killer doesnt need to be perminent a temp fix is good enough its just so you can try the steps above.

as for linux what a great time to try get a live cd it will run from the disk and it allows you acess to the HDD's perfect for finding pics defragmenting or getting ride of a virus or 2 used it a couple times myself.

 

Windows Live email folders

Hi,

I would suggest you locate the Windows Live Mail Folder and see if your important folders are available.

Follow the steps below:

Step 1: Show all hidden Files.

• Click on File Explorer and then click on the View Tab.
• Check Show Hidden Files/Folders.

Step 2: Open the WLM Store folder.

• Go to the Mentioned path: C:\Users\YOUR_USERNAME\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail
  
• Now go to the Storage folders location and look for your important folders.
• If they are available, follow the steps below.
• Make a copy of Windows Live Mail Folders and store it in a path you can easily access.
• Now, open Windows Live Mail Account.
• Click Alt + F key and press Import Messages.
• Select Windows Live Mail and click Next.
• Browse the folder and locate the file.
• Finally press Next.
• You will find your imported messages in the Imported folder.

Hope this helps. Please respond if you have further related queries.

Regards,