Windows 10: Program:Win32/VulnInsydeDriver.A Detected by windows Defender

I ran a custom scan just a few hours ago on my C: performance SSD and ended up with nothing except "Program:Win32/VulnInsydeDriver.A" being found. This laptop is only about 4 weeks old, I did get it from Metabox, so it's custom assembly, and I'm confused why there's a threat on it. I'm guessing its just Windows worrying about exploitable software but I'm not really sure what to do with it so I came here. Any help is appreciated, thanks.

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Win32/Neshta.A virus detected

My Windows Defender is detecting the Win32/Neshta.A virus but can't deal with it effectively. What should I do?

 

how do i remove trojan win32 tiggre!rfn and win32 detrahere.B!dr, windows defender does not detect

This is a new computer purchased around Xmas. Computer has been lagging and there are programs in the background running that I don't recognize and they won't let me end task or delete program. Ran windows defender scan, Malwarebytes, adware cleaner,
and even rootkills and found nothing. Ran Farbar Recovery Scan Tool and it said windows defender detected Trojans win32 tiggre!rfn and win32 detrahere.B!dr and did not do anything with them. Also ran scanner from Microsoft website and it found nothing wrong,
what should I do?

 

Windows Defender notification of malware detection

Hello,

Thank you for keeping us posted and we appreciate your continued patience on this issue.

At this point, I suggest you to update the Windows Defender program and check if it helps.

To check for new Windows Defender definitions manually:

• Open Windows Defender.
• Click the arrow next to the Help button, and then click Check for updates. If you are prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

Also, check if the detection is of the same malware file or not. Again, see if it is any specific program or a file you try to access which triggers the detection.

Additionally, view the log in Event Viewer to check if the malware is removed every time it is prompted.

To open the Event Viewer. To do so, follow the below steps.

• Go to the Control Panel and choose to click on the
  Administrative Tools icon.
• The above action will open up a new window of the Administrative Tools where you will see the
  Event Viewer.
  

You can view Windows Defender "Operational" events in Event Viewer under Applications and Services Logs -> Microsoft -> Windows -> Windows Defender.

Kindly keep us posted, for us to be able to assist you further.

Thank you.