Problems after format

Greetings! I recently had issues whenever restarting my computer, I'd be met with an error saying something along the lines of java.exe somethingsomething, while also being told than I had no lan cable connected despite that not being true.

Figuring that it was more than likely some sort of malware, I ran malwarebyte and it came up with three results, which I then had it fix. It sadly did not fix the issue of the lan cable being detected, so I decided 'screw it' and resorted to simply format the machine instead.

Sadly, this did not seem to fix the problem, as it still does not detect the cable I've plugged in and, idiotic as I was, I did not think to save the names of the threats found as I assumed everything would simply work after they were dealt with.

I of course checked that the cable is working, and am posting this from a laptop using it, just to be completely sure.

I ran the different scans and have attached the logs as instructed. Not sure if it bears mentioning, but the only thing I installed after the format were the ethernet drivers, and interl chipset device software.

Aside from the logs I was told to attach, another one called "procdll.txt" appeared on my desktop. Do I need to attack that, too?

If there's anything else I need to do, please let me know.

 

Are you sure? Because I find it rather weird that both problems would occur at the same time, and not be related. I mean, I got malware related errors, at the same time the computer suddenly stopped registering the network cable.

 

Well fair enough then, is it obvious from the logs that it's not malware related? I'm not trying to be difficult, I'm just trying to understand, because I find the whole thing rather confusing, what with two unrelated issues happening at the same time.

 

Looks like you were right, the cable connection just started working on its own again, no idea why. Thanks a lot for taking the time to look at my case though, I really appreciate it.