Windows 10: Trojan:Win32/Skeeyah.A!rfn has infected my Lenovo Laptop and I can't find any solid advice...

My laptop was not being used for over a year because my charger broke, I had just got an ipad pro and work was keeping me very busy. Fast forward to February 5, 2021 and I receive a new charger for my laptop through Amazon. I don't know how it got into my laptop. I was honestly enjoying updating old apps and software, exploring and trying new things I had learned over the last year like booting up Ubuntu Desktop from a flash drive and things like that.


I started to get a few notices about the virus and then within a few hours there had to have been over 30 attempts of the trojan virus to get into my temp OneDrive folder. I immediately got off my wi-fi, uninstalled every program and file I didn't think I needed and started running Windows Defender Full Scan and CCleaner Registry, Windows, Applications and Free Drive Space Wipe. It took all night. During that time I did some research and it seems bleak.


I think I need to completely wipe my hard disk with Dariks Boot and Nuke then perform a clean re-install of Windows 10 off an .iso file from a USB i purchased last night at Best Buy.


Does anyone else have any insight into how to deal with this Trojan. From what I understand it is very dangerous. It creates a back door. Looks for financial information and will empty your accounts if you activate it.

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Virus: Trojan win32/Tiggre!rfn

Hi,

I get repeating messages regarding Virus: Trojan win32/Tiggre!rfn

Have already run Microsoft Safety Scanner and Full scan with Windows Defender but no virus was found

How can I get rid of it ?

Thanks

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How to remove Trojan:Win32/Blueteal!rfn

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Infected MS Office package by Trojan:Win32/Dorv.D!rfn

To: MartyLeeYX

Hi! Moreover, thank you for your time and suggestions. Compelling is the reading of "How to Remove TrojanWin32Dorv.B!rfn Absolutely", so detailed, and so full of recommendations.

The problem is that the infection came from Trojan:Win32/Dorv.D!rfn, and you refer to another animal: Trojan:Win32/Dorv.B!rfn.

The devil is in the details! From ‘B’ to ‘D’, just another world!

Cheers!

A.