Clean install would be best, might also ask for help over here.
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/protect/forum
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Hi, my Windows Defender detector blocked and removed a Trojan download today. I ran several full scans and followed instructions on deleting Temp files. I found an article by “howtofixguide” on the trojandownloadero97m-encdoc-femtb and decided to search for the virus on my PC in my file explorer by searching 5E967C56B6ECA10A1DDCE26896607E8F.mlw in the search engine. This was listed as the virus name on the website. When I pressed enter it opened up a link to a Bing Search about PCs as well as a popup in my file explorer asking me to enter a username and password. I'm considering running a full scan, doing a factory reset, and changing all of my personal information. Do you have any other advice? Or can you explain what happened when I entered the name in my file search engine? Thank you.
Note: I'm using Windows 10 on an HP Laptop.
Clean install would be best, might also ask for help over here.
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/protect/forum
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and Accept as answer
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MLW is a file extension commonly associated with MainLog Data files. MLW files are supported by software applications available for devices running Windows.
I shall suggest you use Malwarebytes. Boot into Safe mode and scan your system with latest version of Malwarebytes.