32-bit file messing with connectivity

[nitishthatte123]

The selected file in task manager is preventing connections to game servers(Uplay mostly).
I can end that process temporarily and connect to Uplay but it restarts on its own and again messes with my connection.
I've even deleted the folder of the program in "Program Files" as shown in the image below but it just magically reappears after some time.

Any solution to this?

PS: I found out that this specific file was messing it up in a YouTube tutorial for the Uplay error "A Ubisoft service is currently unavailable". And turns out the name of the file is different for other people but the file is 32 bit for everybody and all the names are random uppercase and lowercase letters.

 

[Peter Martin]

you've been Hax0rd

do a full antivirus scan. rootkit scan, malware scan. that or delete your hosts file

 

[nitishthatte123]

you've been Hax0rd

do a full antivirus scan. rootkit scan, malware scan. that or delete your hosts file

Multiple full system scans with different Anti-Virus programs. The problem is still persistent.

 

[COLGeek]

When you scanned for malware/viruses, did you do while running Windows in safe mode?

 

[nitishthatte123]

When you scanned for malware/viruses, did you do while running Windows in safe mode?

The second time, yes. Still no use. Everytime I wanna play a game online, I have to end the process with Task Manager, delete the folder from Program Files, then I can connect to game servers, but the file pops up a while after anyway.

 

[Peter Martin]

you may want to consider backing up all your documents and files and do a clean os install. format included following this guide.

How To Do A Clean Installation Of Windows 10, by Tom's Hardware Community December 22, 2017 at 10:45 AM