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I usually see around 150+ frames per second in most games, but sometimes it falls to 30 or 40, which is concerning. My father might be the culprit, as he exhibited persistent monitoring behavior during my childhood. This has been ongoing for years, and it's not stopping. The software doesn't show up on standard antivirus scans, even with tools like Malwarebytes or Kaspersky. I've tried everything, but reinstalling Windows seems to help temporarily.
Other odd occurrences include notepads opening and closing instantly, and keys being pressed without me being near the keyboard. It's as if someone is watching or manipulating my device. I'm autistic and rely on my PC for comfort, but it's becoming a nightmare when it keeps acting strangely.
This situation is really affecting my life. If you have any logs or more details, please share them. I'm reaching out for support and hope someone can help me understand what's going on. This isn't just a technical issue—it's impacting my well-being.
Hey everyone, thank you for your patience while I share what's been happening. It's been quite stressful lately, both mentally and emotionally... I suspect there might be someone with an unhealthy attachment or a narcissistic figure involved, which is really unsettling. It seems like this person could have altered my system, leading to unstable performance—usually fixing it after a reset but then causing sudden drops again.
I usually see around 150+ frames per second in most games, but sometimes it falls to 30 or 40, which is concerning. My father might be the culprit, as he exhibited persistent monitoring behavior during my childhood. This has been ongoing for years, and it's not stopping. The software doesn't show up on standard antivirus scans, even with tools like Malwarebytes or Kaspersky. I've tried everything, but reinstalling Windows seems to help temporarily.
Other odd occurrences include notepads opening and closing instantly, and keys being pressed without me being near the keyboard. It's as if someone is watching or manipulating my device. I'm autistic and rely on my PC for comfort, but it's becoming a nightmare when it keeps acting strangely.
This situation is really affecting my life. If you have any logs or more details, please share them. I'm reaching out for support and hope someone can help me understand what's going on. This isn't just a technical issue—it's impacting my well-being.
Just_A_Wolf
10-04-2023, 05:48 PM #3It seems the software disappears after reinstalling and then restarts, making the problem persistent. A fresh install won't solve it.
crafter_2_2_2
10-04-2023, 07:56 PM #4If a clean install of Windows leaves no traces, the problem may stem from a malware embedded in firmware—very unlikely. Or it could be a hardware fault with minimal connection to a virus. The only real possibility is someone has direct access to the system and can repeatedly reinstall a malicious program.
. Like I say the person is pressing keys and such as I'm playing games making me flat out lose games and such... This can't be a hardware problem I'm relentlessly being hacked. If anyone can figure out what it is by whatever log or anything I will happily share.
BellaMaria88
10-05-2023, 05:32 AM #5Yeah like I say I reinstall, PC runs literally like it should for a day or two the way it should be running this rules out that it's hardware as like I say when I reinstall I get like 4x the performance every time I reinstall then it starts bogging down FPS gets halfed. It's some kind of firmware virus or something I'm really not sure... Either that I'm being relentlessly targeted by someone I've tried everything reflashing the bios and also full wipes of all drives. It just comes back in a day or so... Can anyone look into things for me? I know about computer hardware etc I just don't dabble with the hacking part . Like I say the person is pressing keys and such as I'm playing games making me flat out lose games and such... This can't be a hardware problem I'm relentlessly being hacked. If anyone can figure out what it is by whatever log or anything I will happily share.