Windows 10: Windows Defender unable to remove Program:Win32/Uwasson.A!ml

It's as the title says, I remove the threats and after scanning my device again, the threats reappear. I've tried Malwarebytes and using safe mode and it doesn't work with both options. What should I do?

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Deleted win32/wacapew.c!ml now having issues.

With a new computer that we got from a prebuilt company that had been refurbished, got everything set up and updated and such and then went into windows security/defender after rebooting the system. Did a scan after becuase there was a lot of bloat and adware
stuff that we removed ourselves, and the only thing that came up on the scan was a file called win32/wacapew.c!ml which the defender system marked as a threat, and after having defender remove the file, we restated the computer and now it stays on a black
screen after the windows logo and loading circle of dots. Any help?

PC is a Dell, only other program of note is Malwarebytes, and the regular stuff that comes on the system.

I currently have the system attempting an automated repair (via boot cycle interrupting 3 times) on the reccomendation of a friend, will keep posted!

 

After Full Scan with windows defender i got problem to remove Trojan:win32/Dynamer!ac

https://www.microsoft.com/security/...Name=Trojan:Win32/Dynamer!ac&ocid=-2147283291

If Windows Defender will not alleviate this problem, recommend you follow the suggestions in this free multi-step removal guide from Malwaretips.com. The removal tools/procedures are free. Remove Trojan:Win32/Dynamer!ac malware (Virus Removal Guide)

But…

If none of the other tools listed in the Malwaretips guide identify any malware, you are using an HP laptop and the alleged malware detection by Windows Defender is listed as
being in the “D” Drive on the laptop then you may be seeing a “false positive” detection. Should you determine you are probably seeing a "false detection"
suggest you post back in this thread with further information.

Good luck…

 

Unable to Remove Exclusions from Windows Defender

Thank you for posting back. If you trust a file, file type, folder, or a process that Windows Defender Antivirus has detected as malicious, you can stop Windows Defender Antivirus from alerting you or blocking the program by adding the file to
the exclusion list. It seems that it was added automatically. We suggest that you follow these steps:

• Go to Settings and select Update & security.
• Click Windows Defender.
• Look for Exclusions and select Add an exclusion.
• Navigate to the file, folder, or process, and select Exclude this file.

If the steps provided did not work, we recommend that you boot your device to
Safe Mode and redo the process.

Let us know if you need further assistance.