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I downloaded Internet Download Manager from a piracy website and after downloading I tried to install it. I read the instruction manual given with the file and followed it but later I couldn't install it.

But later that day my Chrome browser sensed some malware in my PC and I was signed out from there. Even my Facebook account alerted forced entry from different locations and that means somehow this corrupted file sent my personal data to their admin. I tried to delete that downloaded package and I almost deleted all of it but a .dll file. I scanned it but Windows Defender says it's alright. I tried to delete the file but it says The action cannot be completed because the file is open in Windows Explorer. Finding no other way I searched on google and found various solutions but none of them worked. Here is a CMD screenshot of my "force deleting" endeavor that says Access is denied. What should I do now to delete this supposed malware?

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These are generally simple to deal with.

(1) Do a full scan and a full Offline Scan with Windows Defender. If malware, this will quarantine and delete it.

(2) If still there, get Unlocker 1.9.2 (Major Geeks) or Lock Hunter. Either one - I have both. Run it, point to the file and delete it. Both work.

Unlocker

Unlocker

Lock Hunter.

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