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Ken Blake, MVP
OK, I downloaded Malwarebytes’ Anti-Malware and ran a full scan, finding 8
trojans, 1 Rogue.DriveCleaner and a Rootkit.Agent and deleting them. We’ll
seeing if any of these were causing the sporadic CPU hogging, which today
showed up in iTunes for the first time!
Bear in mind that 8 infections is a lot. You may have removed them,
but you may be left with damage that they have caused.
It's extremely important to *prevent* malware infection, not just
remove it after you're gotten infected. So it may be necessary to do a
clean reinstallation of Windows to get yourself back to normal.