Windows 10: Is there anyway to get rid of a unknown virus?

I am having a problem with what appears to be malware or virus.


Symptoms:

Multiple Entries

Recycle Bin contains multiple Recycle Bins with the Recycle Bin Icon, but the main looks like a folder and is labelled $Recycle Bin

Multiple copies of NVContain is loading in Task Manager and ending Process Tree causes more to spawn.


It seems to be attaching itself to NVContainer.EXE... it appears to be using masking or some type of filename redirection.




I've reinstalled several times and still in here. I switched to UEFI and GPT partition. I have AVG and Malware Bytes, but the file name redirection seems to be preventing it's detection.



Anyone familiar with this type of virus/malware?



Having problems with file security rights issues and unable to install apps from Windows Store. Also unable to shutdown/restart. Also due to writes issues.

:)

 

Unknown Trojan Virus

See https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2617291

And

https://malwaretips.com/blogs/windows-pc-repair-removal/ If you cannot identify the program causing the issue move on to steps 2 thru 5. You may not
need to use Hitman Pro (step 4) but a browser reset (step 5) may be required!

Other very good free scanners include the Emsisoft Emergency Kit and the Eset Online Scanner:

Как обнаружить и удалить угрозы с помощью Emsisoft Emergency Kit

Malware Protection & Internet Security

But your best option may be a reset of the computer. Before considering this option, suggest you thoroughly review the following:

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-10/windows-10-recovery-options

Good luck...

 

How to get rid of a virus?

How do you get rid of a virus that asking you to call a phone nim ber to fix

Modified title from: Virus

 

Win 10 How to get rid of Windows.old folder and content.


*Think

As always, there seems to be lots of alleged fixes out there, which may work on versions earlier than Win 10... but not with Win 10. The struggle for getting rid of this now un-needed bloat seems to be wrapped up in file permissions. But even when I try to clobber it with administrative authority, it won't budge. One fix suggests that you can use disk cleanup to get rid of it by selecting previous installation files. Heh. Yeah. Just TRY and find that option in Win 10.

Ok. Somebody hopefully has managed to resolve this inigma. Step by step, please.