Autoit error line 0 help

[Yashwanth123]

Hello everyone

I'm not into scripting, I have been encountering a autoit error popup every 3-5 minutes it says

"Line 0 (File"C:\Users\Bintu\gtctk\iwee.qcw"):"

I had installed some cracked softwares after that I'm facing this issue, even after I uninstalled those cracked softwares autoit error still pops up. 

Please help me... 

[jchd]

Your machine is compromised.

[Jos]

6 hours ago, Yashwanth123 said:

I had installed some cracked softwares after that I'm facing this issue, even after I uninstalled those cracked softwares autoit error still pops up. 

Please help me... 

When you shout yourself in the foot you need to visit the doctor

JOs

 

[Yashwanth123]

4 hours ago, jchd said:

Your machine is compromised.

I got a new pc like two months ago

i7-7700k

Asus maximum ix motherboard 

Asus gtx 1080 strix 

32gb ram 

I have got all the latest components available. 

Can I know how can I solve that error

 

[Yashwanth123]

2 minutes ago, Jos said:

When you shout yourself in the foot you need to visit the doctor

JOs

What...? 

[benners]

8 minutes ago, Yashwanth123 said:

I got a new pc like two months ago

i7-7700k

Asus maximum ix motherboard 

Asus gtx 1080 strix 

32gb ram 

I have got all the latest components available. 

Can I know how can I solve that error

 

He doesn't mean the hardware, it's the software that's probably compromised. Based on the random strings in the file path of the error, it's highly likely that you have been infected with malware or a trojan. Cracked software setup routines often come wrapped in an installer that runs code to infect your machine but still installs the software so you're non the wiser. You'll have to try to disinfect

https://support.kaspersky.com/viruses/rescuedisk

https://www.malwarebytes.com/

13 minutes ago, Jos said:

When you shoot yourself in the foot you need to visit the doctor

JOs

 

It's a metaphor, he means you've done something stupid (cracked software), it's bitten you in the ass, now your in trouble

[jchd]

You yourself chose to install typically (even trivially) malware-enabled software. Uninstalling them won't remove subverting malware, as you currently experience.

The best you can do now is reinstall a fresh OS and stop downloading highly suspiscious things.