Windows 10: personal hacker; super complex

. Think I've figured it out. 10 months I've been searching dev ops, internet, routers, accounts n reading commands, files, codes downloaded from google, Samsung, Netflix, FaceBook, Amazon. Arrogant, narcisstic to extreme, high fx, smart intellectual and alcoholic. Github, bots, owned domains, servers, emails, websites. Using Microsoft business prob trial to "Administrate" my devices/accounts. Altering of webpages and their certificates, Google applications to manipulate page processes. Redirection of web search and emails. Google chrome photos, email 8 of them now eventually accessed and

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HACKER PROBLEM

1. You cannot restore *restore points* that have been deleted

2. You have to prove you have a Hacker first then see...

Payback time! How to catch a hacker | ZDNet

3. To prevent you need to figure out how the person got into your system. What kind of protection do you have? Part of keeping intruders out has to do with the kind of protection you have.

And, it may not be a hacker at all it might be a virus or Trojan or just malware. I would suggest downloading and scanning with...

Malwarebytes Cybersecurity for Home and Business

Then make sure you Anti-Virus is up to date. I would also suggest after you scan you change your passwords, however, again... after you scan with MalwareBytes. If none of that works then you need to take your PC to reputable shop and let them clean it
for you.

 

Settings/Personalization

Hi,

We suggest that you follow the steps below to put your settings back to default and see if it helps.

• Right-click your mouse on your desktop.
• Click on Personalize.
• Select Colors.
• Click on High contrast settings.
• From the drop-down menu, select None.
• Click Apply.
• Reboot the PC for the changes to take effect.

Let us know the result.

 

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