HELP!

Okay well idk wtf happen, but some hacker hacked my pc and had this pop up..
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a little after he did that he turned my webcam on.. can someone please help me get rid of this!!!! idk what even caused this, and i was told to come here for help, so can anyone help please?

Welcome to WTT deferrante.

You need to go to the Melware section of this forum and post a thread there http://forums.whatthetech.com/index.php?showforum=27

Okay well idk wtf happen.

Please use plain English, not text language slang.

Cheers,
Lee

Sounds like you've clicked upon and become infected with what has come to be known as Ransom-ware.

For the time-being, I'd suggest you keep that machine off-line.

If possible, use a different machine to navigate back here to these Forums.

Go to our: Are you Infected? Need Help?, Getting Started: How to Get Help." Thread

Using that different, known-good, machine, download the utilities as instructed and transfer them to your infected machine's Desktop via CD or USB Device.

Continue using the "known-good" machine for your correspondence until your Malware Removal Specialist tells you otherwise.

Note: Keep that infected machine off-line to prevent additional damage perpetrated by your Ransom-ware attacker.
Note: The damage may already be done, or poised to be done, even though the machine is off-line.

Note: Using the second, known-good machine, change your online passwords. (banking, IM, game memberships, online email accounts, etc.)

Best Regards

Thanks for welcoming me, sorry for typing like that, I was kinda freaking out

Sounds like you've clicked upon and become infected with what has come to be known as Ransom-ware.

For the time-being, I'd suggest you keep that machine off-line.

If possible, use a different machine to navigate back here to these Forums.

Go to our: Are you Infected? Need Help?, Getting Started: How to Get Help." Thread

Using that different, known-good, machine, download the utilities as instructed and transfer them to your infected machine's Desktop via CD or USB Device.

Continue using the "known-good" machine for your correspondence until your Malware Removal Specialist tells you otherwise.

Note: Keep that infected machine off-line to prevent additional damage perpetrated by your Ransom-ware attacker.
Note: The damage may already be done, or poised to be done, even though the machine is off-line.

Note: Using the second, known-good machine, change your online passwords. (banking, IM, game memberships, online email accounts, etc.)

Best Regards

Not to be a bother or anything, but when you say off-line, do you mean keep the computer turned off? or keep the internet disconnected? Sorry I'm so slow, never had this happen to me before
(I'm on a different computer at the moment.)

Disconnected from the internet. Good that you have another machine for correspondence.