Windows 10: Every few minutes, Mcafee antivirus finds and quarantines a bunch of "FN.exe" files in temp...

I am positive this is malware as any time that I go and delete the temp folders contents, the files just come back and are quarantined over and over again. I need some help. I've tried using a few different ways to get rid of this malware but nothing is working. I don't want to just completely nuke my computer until I know for sure there is no other option.

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In temp files, an .exe appearing every minute, is it a virus?

hi, i was checking Temp folder for unwanted junk, i have found a folder in C:\Users\<USER>\AppData\Local\Temp , which has random folders ' nsxxxxx.tmp' created everyminute and having shangri.exe file in all, I tried to open it but it gives me error, is it virus or potentially unwanted app. McAfee is quarantining this exe file each minute.

 

In temp files, an .exe appearing every minute, is it a virus?

This should sort things for you.

• Download Fixlist.txt and save to the folder FRST64.exe is in
  
• Run FRST64 and click on "Fix" - the PC will reboot to complete the fix
  

Please upload Fixlog.txt and let me know if the exe temp file issue is resolved.

 

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