Hello,
Thanks for taking the time to read this, I'm usually very hesitant to ask for assistance but I can't do this alone. So thank you.
Firstly, as I mentioned in the title, I receive the overrun of a stack-based buffer for the dllhosts.exe error and there have been other telltale signs of some hidden malware/virus on my system.....
Secondly, when I put my desktop PC into sleep mode, it ALWAYS instantly turns back on, won't rest unless I turn it off completely.
Thirdly, I've noticed there's an application called "Melodyne" on my pc that I had downloaded with "Studio One 4" which is a DAW for creating music but when I tried to uninstall it, it would not let me. It tried to run the uninstaller but windows blocks it and won't even give me an option to let the uninstaller run.
There are a few other smaller items like higher CPU usage and network connectivity that I've noticed too but I think you get my point here.
I've run multiple virus scans, online, offline scans, went through all my programs to uninstall anything that was sketchy etc. and I can't figure it out. I'm usually very careful online so not sure what happened here and I feel like whatever this is on my PC, it's a fairly well developed virus.
Thank you for your time.
Thanks for taking the time to read this, I'm usually very hesitant to ask for assistance but I can't do this alone. So thank you.
Firstly, as I mentioned in the title, I receive the overrun of a stack-based buffer for the dllhosts.exe error and there have been other telltale signs of some hidden malware/virus on my system.....
Secondly, when I put my desktop PC into sleep mode, it ALWAYS instantly turns back on, won't rest unless I turn it off completely.
Thirdly, I've noticed there's an application called "Melodyne" on my pc that I had downloaded with "Studio One 4" which is a DAW for creating music but when I tried to uninstall it, it would not let me. It tried to run the uninstaller but windows blocks it and won't even give me an option to let the uninstaller run.
There are a few other smaller items like higher CPU usage and network connectivity that I've noticed too but I think you get my point here.
I've run multiple virus scans, online, offline scans, went through all my programs to uninstall anything that was sketchy etc. and I can't figure it out. I'm usually very careful online so not sure what happened here and I feel like whatever this is on my PC, it's a fairly well developed virus.
Thank you for your time.