Slippery Spyware

My problem starts with heavy lags during gaming, so i formatted my windows partition and reinstalled fresh one, but the heavy lags persisted and new problem appeared i cant connect to the internet, i still can through safe mode, then half an hour later the internet through safe mode shut down as well, reformatted again with new windows intallation, i could access the internet for about 10 min then it shut down again, reformatted again, to find a new problem a sound lag whilst playing videos or games, also something else happened whenever i tried to disable then enable my network connection adapter my computer freezes, reformatted for the last time but i didnt try to setup my network driver software, so i noticed the gaming lags still there, but the sound lag gone, then i tried to setup my network driver and my computer froze indefinitely during the setup, when i restarted my computer it was stuck on windows loading screen and wont go any further, same thing for safe mode, no matter what how many times i restarted it is just stuck on loading screen, then i had to a system restore in order to access windows, only to find the sound lags are back, i managed to install driver software for the network adapter through device manager file browsing, but of course internet is still shut down, i have kaspersky total security, tried scanning with malwarebytes, avast, rogue killer, superantispyware but nothing showed up, i can access internet through my cell phone, nothing is wrong with my connection

Let's try this first.
You may need to temporarily disable your security software to follow the instructions below.

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Try resetting TCP\IP and check if the issue persists.

You can refer to the following article to reser TCP\IP
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/299357

On the Start button, type CMD.
In the search results, right-click Command Prompt, and then click Run as administrator.

When the User Account Control box appears, click Yes.

At the command prompt, enter the following command, and then press Enter:

netsh winsock reset

Restart the computer

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Reset Winsock

a. Click Start and type cmd in the start search box.

b. From the programs list right click on cmd and select Run as Administrator.

Do the same process for refreshing the TCP/IP just replace the typed command with

netsh interface ipv4 reset press Enter

netsh interface ipv6 reset press Enter

ipconfig /flushdns press Enter

Restart your Computer.

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