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If you would rather try a manual clean-up before resorting to reformatting and need individual assistance from our experts, there are advanced tools which can be used to investigate but they are not permitted in this forum.

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Reinstalling will essentially return the computer to the same state it was when you first purchased and set it up to include any preinstalled and trial software provided by the vendor. The process of reinstalling Windows (clean install/reformat) will remove ransomware related malicious also will erase all the data on your computer to include your files, any programs you installed and the settings on your computer so backup your important data first. You can always choose to do reinstall of Windows (clean install/reformat). If you have not done so already, you may want to read Beware of Phony Emails, Phone Calls & Tech Support Scams for more information about how these scams work.there are suggestions near the bottom for dealing with scams and a list of security scanning tools to use in case the usual methods do not resolve the problem or you allowed remote access into your computer.

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I'm almost certain I have enough information to dig into this but I'm just not really sure how to go about it yet?Д®dited by jayseearr, 12 June 2020 - 08:08 PM. This is just a friendly P.S.A against these 2 companies Restoro and Reimage plus and also any input or advice on how to proceed would be appreciated. maybe I mis-typed Microsoft or something I don't know but the scam was only one click and one call away from what I thought was. I could have sworn restoro software that got me into this mess was recommended on when I was looking for windows support. The most disturbing part about this scam is how close they got themselves to Microsoft. Should I just re-install windows and wipe my machine clean, or should I go down the rabbit hole a little further and see if I can get to the bottom of it somehow and stick it back to them? It's an honest question.what's done is done hopefully the bank refunds me but I also want revenge. After looking into this a little further it's clear this restoro company and reimage plus(the 'tech support') are tied together in this scam and these companies have been at it for quite a while. Now I am torn between what to do next and this is where I am seeking advice. Now they are still sending me emails which I of course am not clicking and they are putting security pop-ups on my machine trying to get me back on the hook again. I cancelled the card and filed a report with the bank since that's all I could really do. The next day I tried calling the support for a refund and my suspicions were confirmed. After watching the 'technician' stumble his way around the computer for 4 hours and ask stupid questions I knew I had most likely got scammed. I was certainly skeptical but also intrigued at the same time so like a fool I did it. When I called they talked me into another 120$ for a 'guaranteed fix' of the gpu issues After that I called the support to either get my money back or get another key for the software.

After I re-installed windows again I went to re-install the software and realized the cd key was only a one time use. After using it the issue was of course still not fixed so i tried yet another windows re-install with a different method.

anyhow, i disregarded that as it seemed like the software was otherwise doing it's job.

In an effort to help fix the issue and any potential issues in the future i paid 40$ for a year license of software called 'restoro' i immediately realized something wasn't right with the software when it said my cpu was 60 degrees even though i knew it wasn't.

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Because of the fact that the issues started right after a windows re-install i thought maybe a bad windows install caused some driver or adapter issues. I recently started having issues with my gpu. Ok so i'll try to make the story as short as i can:

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