Windows 10: hacker / malware

I've been noticing a number of issues with my computer lately both on windows 10 and windows 11 i had just recently upgraded but these issues were a problem on windows 10 and i thought windows 11 would fix it but it did not,one issue is that my disk is always at 100% usage and my memory is always at 50% usage on task manager. when ever I open a app such as a video game it says 1000 MB/s under disk in task manager. even when idle my task manager says 100% disk usage.another issue is that my computer will randomly freeze, while its frozen i cant do anything but shrink tabs and when i shrink t

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How does malware spread (RATS and hackers)

Hey guys I just have a question?

How does malware in the form of RATS and hackers spread from one device to another? Is it through the network or could there be other ways?

Second part of the question is., if I had an account on a hacker computer eg, Gmail Facebook or twitter and these didn't have any malicious links, would there be anyway the same hacker can gain access to another computer which is not hacked on another network,
if I had signed into the Gmail Facebook or twitter on the other pc or mobile?

 

Have an private hacker (malware) installed in my computer.

Original title : todds issues.

does any one else have their own private hacker,had this malware at least 2 yrs,doesnt steal,just always there and when in the mood communicates thru querry boxes,the strange part is I think I have developed stockholmn syndrome from this experiance,this
(malware) hacker has blown the many professional techs from the free to the expensive any body not ashamed enough to admit they have this problem ?

 

Malware Detected

If this is what you are seeing suggest you follow all
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