Windows 10: "Walrus.ws-release.Win32" folder. Virus?

I downloaded Star Wars Battlefront II from EA Desktop/Epic Games Launcher, and was confused to why it wasn't opening. Eventually, I found this "Walrus.ws-release.Win32" folder in Documents with a "crash_dumps" folder, where there are several crash dump .mdmp files inside. The newest one was created at a very similar time to when I opened the game.When researching about this folder, all I found was how it could be a virus, but after scanning the files and folders with McAfee, free Malwarebytes, Windows Defender and checking them with VirusTotal, they didn't detect anything.If the details help

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Plz help with Win32/Agent.ODG Virus!

Hello everyone,

I really need everyones help on this and i mean everyone.
I got a virus...don't know where and this is the NOD32 Log for the last scan I did.

Scan Log
Version of virus signature database: 3890 (20090226)
Date: 3/21/2009 Time: 7:46:38 PM
Scanned disks, folders and files: Operating memory;C:\Boot sector;D:\Boot sector;C:\;D:\
Operating memory - Win32/Agent.ODG virus - unable to clean
C:\pagefile.sys - error opening [4]
C:\86e696d82a2416e691919cda5093e4\%temp%dd_msxml_retMSI.txt - error opening [4]
Scan terminated by user!
Number of scanned objects: 28674
Number of threats found: 1
Number of cleaned objects: 0
Time of completion: 8:02:32 PM Total scanning time: 954 sec (00:15:54)

Notes:
[4] Object cannot be opened. It may be in use by another application or operating system.

This is what has been happening:

• svchost.exe errors are conig up every 2 seconds.
• Lost net connection
• sound has been permanently disabled
• Icons are faluty
• Spreds on USB's...autorun.ini is in my schools McAfee Quarantine? (From my USB)

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Can't delete $Windows.~WS

Hi,

This folder is created by Windows, during the upgrade process and you may delete this folder.

Some times this will create an error when trying to delete this folder and I suggest you to restart the computer, sign in with Administrator account and follow the below steps again:

Right-click on Start button to open the Win X Menu. Select Command Prompt (Admin).

Now copy-paste the following and hit Enter to delete the contents of $Windows.~WS directory

takeown /F C:\$Windows.~WS\* /R /A

icacls C:\$Windows.~WS\*.* /T /grant administrators:F

rmdir /S /Q C:\$Windows.~WS\

Hope the information helps in resolving the issue. Let us know if you need further assistance. We will be happy to help.

Thank you.