Navigating TrojanDownloader:HTML/Adodb.gen!A Issues and Discord Cache Concerns

In recent days, I’ve encountered a troubling situation with my Windows Defender, which has detected a threat identified as TrojanDownloader:HTML/Adodb.gen!A. This particular malware seems to be affecting my Discord cache files, leaving me uncertain about the best course of action to ensure my system’s safety.

Initially, I was alerted to the presence of this Trojan when Windows Defender quarantined it twice, noting its presence in two separate cache files. In an attempt to eradicate the threat completely, I clicked the remove option on those quarantined files, hoping that this action would eliminate the malware. However, I now find myself questioning whether this was the correct approach, as it’s possible I inadvertently allowed the Trojan to remain in my system.

Today, I took a deep breath and rebooted my computer, but the fear of reinfection lingered. Unfortunately, my concerns were validated when another scan revealed that the Trojan had resurfaced in two new Discord cache files. At this point, I’m unsure about the necessary steps to take next. The questionable files remain quarantined, but I worry about the implications of their presence and how they came to infiltrate my system in the first place.

I’m reaching out for guidance on how to proceed from here. If anyone has experience dealing with TrojanDownloader:HTML/Adodb.gen!A or similar issues, your insights would be greatly appreciated. Additionally, I’m more than willing to provide further details in the comments if that would help clarify my situation.

Thank you for your assistance as I navigate this malware dilemma!