[SOLVED] Trojan that does absolutely nothing?

[corrupt120]

I recently did a scan on my PC using Malwarebytes and to my surprise it turned out I had a Trojan, specifically Phorpiex.E. I did what anybody else would do, I deleted the items, rebooted and found that the folder and its files had been restored on their own. After another scan and deletion the folder came back once again.
The thing is, aside from these files replacing themselves I can't tell if they are doing anything. The files are in C:/ProgramData/MMAHhpWyFn . Inside the folder there are three files with no extension, cfg,cfgi, and db7d40ff05_3.1.0. The total size of this folder is 7kb.
Malwarebytes recognizes all of these files as Trojan.Phorpiex.E however when running them through Virustotal the files are considered clean.
What I'm wondering is, should I be worried about these files? As far as I can tell the machine is running perfectly fine, but the fact that I can't delete these "trojans" is a bit unsettling. Something is clearly causing these files to return after every reboot.
What do you guys think, should I just format and start fresh or is this some bizarre false positive?
Any help is appreciated, thanks.

 

[Wolfshadw]

Format and reinstall. Just because it's not doing something now, doesn't mean it's not doing something when you're not looking.

-Wolf sends

 

[Dean0919]

If Trojan does absolutely nothing, then it's not a Trojan, but since your antivirus says it's Trojan, it must be Trojan doing something you just don't see. If these files are coming back over and over, clearly they are doing something. I doubt hacker would create them for nothing. If your anti virus is unable to clean them, it's really a better idea to do clean Windows install.

 

[USAFRet]

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/wdsi/threats/malware-encyclopedia-description?name=win32/phorpiex

"Win32/Phorpiex is a family of worms that spread via removable drives and IM (instant messaging) software. The worms also allow backdoor access and control. "

Full wipe and reinstall.