Hi @Courtney Catley,
Thanks for reaching out to the Microsoft Q&A Forum.
I completely understand your concern about the code you ran and wanting to ensure your computer is safe. It's totally normal to feel a bit uneasy after something like that.
Unfortunately, as a moderator, I don't have the specialized tools or direct system access to analyze the specific code you executed for malware. However, to help ensure your computer's security and minimize any potential remaining risks, I strongly recommend taking these actions:
First, back up all your important files and documents to an external hard drive or cloud storage. This is crucial to protect your personal data before proceeding.
Next, perform a full system reset (factory reset). This will remove any hidden malicious code and restore your computer to a clean state. You can find this option in Windows Settings under "Recovery" or "Reset this PC." Choose the option that removes all files and apps.
After completing the steps, please check if there are any remaining issues. I would appreciate it if you could let me know.
Thank you for your understanding.
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