Duhan Orhan

My computer was infected with a virus called Trojan emotet and I downloaded ESET and there were messages saying that unauthorized modifications were blocked on the computer before downloading it, but when I installed eseti I activated all the protections and scanned the computer and found one detection but when the trojan got infected I was not sure it was duplicating the files and scanned my computer with malwarebytes and deleted it, but I still did not get notification from Eset. All of the notification settings are balanced. I must do them cautiously or aggressively ? . When the Trojan tries to do something, why did not the notification come when Eset blocked it ? How can I be sure that the computer is cleared of trojan ? Please help me

1 hafta önce bilgisayara trojan emotet bulaştı ve bende eseti indirdim eset buldu ve sildi ama emin olamadım ardından malwarebytes ile taradım o da buldu ve sildi sonrasında windows ile tam tarama yaptığımda birşey bulamadı temizlendiğine ikna oldum ve o gün bilgisiyardan kimlik bilgilerimi kulllanmam gerekti ve internette kullandım esetin tüm korumaları aktif bildirim ayarları dengelide ama hiç bildirim gelmedi 2 gün sonra Gridinsoft adlı program yükledim onla taradım o buldu ve sildi eset ve diğer programlar bulamazken bu gridinsoft nasıl buldu? kimlik bilgilerim çalınmış olabilirmi ? Esetin bildirim ayarlarını agresif mi dengelimi yoksa temkinlimi yapmalıyım? Please İ need the help how can i trust him? Sorry about bad translate

4 days ago, the computer got infected with a trojan and after I cleaned the computer from the trojan, I did a full scan of the computer with the window and also with eset and many antivirus programs, they did not find anything, but when I did with gridinsoft, they found many malware and 3 trojans bend immediately looked at the network protection log of Eset and svchost.exe I noticed that I was trying to access the network with various ip addresses. I shared an example below. I have a trojan in my computer or a trojan infected with svchost.exe?