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My main concern is that, even when reinstalling an operating system, a lot of malware programs have rootkits, and since avast had found malware in its boot scan, this is very likely the case for me. I decided that the only way to make sure the malware was taken care of was to do a complete reformat of my hard drives and reinstall windows without keeping or transferring any of my old data (note: I know this sounds like it should be in the malware forums, but I'm not concerned with removing a specific malware, I'm wanting to completely reformat the drive, so I thought it went better in the disk management topic). I managed to get the situation under control by disconnecting from the internet and running a full system boot scan with avast and then just deleting pretty much everything on my hard drive. I had started noticing random wifi networks popping up all the time and by the time I realized what it was, it was way too late and my system was completely infected. So my trouble started when I got some kind of remote access trojan a few months ago. With the 64-bit Windows 10 Home os, version 1803, build 17134.165

I'm struggling to find out what the cause is so was hoping for some pointers from everyone here.We are an office of around 250 people, though the number of people in.I know there are a lot of ways to look up how to do this, but I have genuinely tried and failed twice now, so I could really benefit from some pro tips. For the past 5 days our users have reported that our office ethernet network is slow.

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