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cookies1,
There is nothing silly about all this, and, after having a computer fall prey to malware, anyone can become concerned about it happening again.
Try using your computer for a few days, and see how it goes. If you start having problemas again, post back. However, if the system remains stable, and you have plenty of room on the hard drive, consider creating a Restore Point.
See the following:
System Restore Point - Create in Windows 10
If you did not follow up with the Zemana instructions, please do so. See Post #14
In order to increase our comfort level, there is another program that we can run. It will take a while, though.
Please download RogueKiller:
Downloading RogueKiller
Save to the Desktop.
Close all windows and browsers.
Right-click the downloaded program file and select: Run as Administrator
RogueKiller opens to its dashboard and Home page.
Click: Start Scan (You will also need to press Start Scan on the next screen displayed.)
Once the Scan begins, it will take about an hour, or longer, depending on the size of the drive.
Just let it scan, and do not use the computer until it is done.
When the scan finishes, a results screen with possible entries is displayed.
Do not remove anything (if found), since not all entries shown are malware!!
Press: Open Report
Next, click the Open Txt button, save the report to the Desktop, and attach the scan results in your reply
Exit RogueKiller by clicking on the red circular icon at the top right of the dashboard.