Virus on my laptop

I m quite s of course there is a virus in my laptop, but peut-scans (avg and windows defender) t seem to detect everything.

I have Norton 360 on my computer, but I even not allowed to run a virus scan-there s something he Mr. one by one, the programs on my computer are currently disabled for no reason apparent, but all this is it originally, it seems to be invincible.

Any ideas of how I can find out what it is and get rid?

Hello!

My experience with Norton is not very good. You should try AntiVir. It of freeware and a good antivirus program. Try it!
But you should use an antivirus program on the laptop.
In addition you can to find the virus with Adaware.

In the worst case, you must reinstall the laptop with the Toshiba recovery disc.

Good bye

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