Dreaded Bitcoin / Keylogger Threat.

I've been threatened with a bitcoin / keylogger / pay up now within 48 hours kind of threat.
The person used my own e-mail address as the "sender".

Am I safe after running full scans with the below programs?

SUPERAntiSpyware
Malwarebytes
Spybot - Search & Destroy
Windows 10 AntiVirus

Is there a keylogger detection program that I need to try?
Thank you.

 

Attached AdwCleaner logfile.

 

Attached what I could.

 

MG Tools
- Had to save MG Tools to desktop.
- Disabled antivirus.

Problem...
- A window appears, "Registry editor is requesting your permission", I accept, but it gets stuck in a constant loop asking the same question, very difficult to get out of. Even tried using "Esc".
- The window is still open, a small icon at the bottom of my screen is flashing, not sure if I can get out of it.

 

I'm sorry, I have limited computer knowledge, I'm not able to answer your question.

At the bottom of my screen, (task bar?), one square when I hover my cursor over it, shows a preview of a black window C:\WINDOWS\system32\cmd.exe.

Another square on the bar is flashing orange. When I hover my cursor over it, it says, "Registry editor is requesting your permission". When I accept, it goes to the black window, then back to the permission window. It's stuck in a loop of asking me to accept. I have to constantly press Esc to get out of it.

 

Thank you.

 

Hi, yes.

I'm fairly cautious with what I do on the internet, where I go and what I click on. I basically visit the same sites.

I'm used to receiving suspicious / junk e-mail from time to time, but this one seemed different, sudden and persistant. I would report it under the "phishing" tab in my e-mail, then block the senders e-mail address. I noticed the last part after the @ sign started repeating. I was able to block it as a whole and once I did, I received the threatening e-mail... (they used my e-mail address as the senders name, my e-mail program recognized it as "junk"). No attachments or links were opened.

various names @ opensubscribe
various names @ usesubscribe

I knew the e-mail was likely a scam, but when they turned it around and used my own e-mail address, it scared me for a moment wondering if they could actually do any harm.

Thank you for your help, I appreciate your time very much.
Many, many, thank yous!!!

 

Hi.

I've noticed a couple of images that now appear after the above steps have been done.

In some folders, I'll see an image of what looks like a jagged wheel.
Sometimes this wheel is named "desktop" or "picasa".

Also, after I edit a document in OpenOffice, I'll see an image that appears only for a second, to the left of the file.
This image is named .~lock.1. and includes the name of the document that I was working on.

I've tried to delete the wheel images, but they come back.
Thank you.

 

I found the C:\MGtools folder, but it's empty.

 

Think I've got it now, had to click on run as Administrator, or else it goes into that crazy loop again.
(The .~lock.1. picture still flashes for a sec, but that's ok).

Thank you.
Merry Christmas Eve.