Windows 10: BOOT X: VIRUS BIOS VIRUS, HARDWARE VIRUS, RAM VIRUS, BOARD VIRUS PLEASE HELP

Hi I have the same issue as another member.https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/boot-x-virus-bios-virus-hardware-virus-ram-virus/cd0b2508-c438-498c-800c-56d70ff046b7It’s not as easy as just formatting your laptop. I’m crying out for help. I’ve up dated the bios disk wiped my laptop. Basically started from scratch and nothing. Somehow it’s infected everything connected to my wi fi. From my iPad to my iPhone. It’s some type of remote access. It’s actually redirecting personal information/ documents/ photos and who knows what else. I have no idea what to do from here. I’m literal

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Virus...NOOOOO!

Then its not a virus, i thought its a little strange that a virus was still going in safe mode. But i dont know what to suggest it could be? Are you using the same pc to connect to the internet, just with a linux partition?

 

HELP! Anti-Virus 2010 Virus

Well a buddy of mine works in my companies IT department and got a laptop in today with an epic virus. I've personally never seen one like this. The user downloaded "Anti-Virus 2010" thinking it was an anti-virus but its in fact a virus.

Malware, Onecare, Spybot have not only been unsuccessful but were in fact deleted from the OS the second they were launched by the virus. Its also deleted all past restore points. Does anyone have ANY idea how to beat this thing without doing a clean install?

 

BOOT X: VIRUS (BIOS VIRUS, HARDWARE VIRUS, RAM VIRUS, BOARD VIRUS) PLEASE HELP

Hi, himakuro

Welcome to the Microsoft Community.



I am sorry to learn that you have experienced a virus that has affected the normal use of your system, and I need to clarify to you that viruses do not exist in all parts of your hardware.



Consider that your need is pure — to be able to play games normally. The most straightforward approach is as follows:



1. Format your disk so that the virus exists only on the disk.

2. reset your BIOS settings to default.

3. Clean install your operating system. I recommend that we try to perform a clean install to get your computer back into a working condition. You can find instructions on how to install Windows 10/11 in the following article by MVP Andre: How to: Perform a Custom Installation of Windows 11 and Windows 10 - Microsoft Community



After performing this if you still have problems, please let me know in a reply.

Best Regards

Martin | Microsoft Community Support Specialist