Windows 10: I'm looking for info on a possible virus

I notice ridiculous things happening in my Microsoft office online account. Not sure if this is standard, but I created a word document online in my account and tried to save it onto my computer download it. I could not find the document to open, but I did find all this. Alot of these look like sketchy scripts. Does anyone have an idea whats happening here?... if anything... in my downloads, instead of the file was a folder of the same name and all this is in it.


the file names that are cut off to make all this craziness fit on the screen are:


vendors_cardmounter_embeddedimmersiveprofile_immersiveprofile_userinfoblock_with-react_be5dd77ef5c7fcb92491.js , vendors_cardmounter_embeddedimmersiveprofile_immersiveprofile_with-react_2b6d42044c6f29be1167.js , default_cardmounter_distributionlistmembersblock_groupmembersblock_meetinginsightscontainerwrapperv2_046bf6d1_with-react_fbaaeb13f92536fda664.js



theres so much wierd stuff on my computer that I don't get, but this pertains to microsoft office, so just want to be sure it is on the up and up




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AMD FX OC'ers Club

That's what the auto setting will do since you're over the 1333 mark it jumps to the next step which isn't listed or officially supported I assume by that ram.

At this point though I would suggest dropping the multi one step or .5 so that we can get something stable and possibly take the heat issue out of the picture for now.

 

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I've got the GT620M in a Zenbook and the newest version of GPUz has it listed as a 40nm part whereas all other info on the web suggests its 28nm. Can you investigate, W1z?

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Hi I'm a virus magnet.

Last good option I will highly recommend is to reinstall/restore from OEM DVD/Partition because virus is gone, but your OS as well. Don't forget to copy his desktop+documents+bookmarks+programs list. Even M$ recommends you should reinstall OS if severe virus attack/rootkit problem. This time buy him good AV as well (Kaspersky, Norton) or use MSE.