Help! Ransomware! Multiple drivers affected..

You would think that with more than 20 years experience I would have control. But No.. I`m cocky I know.. Here's were I stand. My system has 3 dedicated HDD. And The boot Drive is SSD. So. Me and the wife went out. And when we came back the desktop had changed. See Image. I opening this file you see and I`m thinking YA Shite! I made an image of my system a week ago so I shut my system down.. Disconnected all my HDD drives. Connected my HDD with the image of my system and booted up. I using Easeus Todo Backup and it ran flawlessly.. So I shut down and reconnected my other drives and booted up. What I found is that all the files no matter what the extension is are all changed to .DOCM. Except for the SSD boot drive.. For example see the image.. So the question! How to change all the file extensions on all 3 drive! I`m looking around myself.. HELP!

You know! never mind. I have a TB drive with all my important data on it that`s on the shelf. My Main SSD OS is fine. so I`m cleaning off all that old useless data that I should have gotten rid of years ago anyway. My wife calls me a data hoarder and I have come to the conclusion that she is right. Time to start clean. Definitely getting better protection on my system from now on that`s for sure. This has been a wakeup call for me that`s for sure. It`s going to be fun starting from scratch. There's so much new stuff to find out there! I'll wait till tomorrow to see if someone may have a solution.

I Ran:

Avast
Malware bytes
Spy hunter

Nothing came of it. I`ll check in the morning. If there`s no posting! I`m blowing it all away.

Alejandro85 said:

There isn't much doing right now, your system is already infected and your data probably compromised or destroyed. So the best advice is just the standard.

Stop using the computer right now. Reformat it. Restore your data from backups.
There is no other way to reaction to an infected system.

As to my first post I restored an image form a week ago and the OS is up and running clean. I scanned the new image install with M-Bytes Spyhunter 5 and avast and came up clean. As for my other drives.. Just for fun I'm running decryption software on then right now. Data Recovery Pro is the first one. This tool is not free. I'm running it as an evaluation. If it can decrypt even one file I'll pay for it. If not.. I'll go for the next one on the list which is EmsiSoft Decryptor (Free) And if it works! Free is better. I tried the payed version first as it had the higher rating. And if nothing work... I'll miss my collection of many years. But I have had to start form scratch before from HDD death.. Anyway I'll keep this post updated as to any success or failure.

well that was a waste of time. That's a no go on the recovery. Other than that Image I also another TB drive with selected file backup from 2 or 3 weeks back. Redundancy... It's a good thing! I'm going to take Alejandro 85 advice and go completely clean on all drives. Thanks for everyone's input. I hope you don't take this as a cop out on my part. I just don't want this recurring. I'm glad I'm broke or I'd have a case of beer beside me right now. Well I might as well get to it.