How to Clean My Laptop of Possible Malware?

Hey everyone! I've been cleaning up my laptop since Windows Defender found some potential Trojan malware. I ran scans with both Malwarebytes and Bitdefender, and cleaned up some files with CCleaner. I found a few suspicious files named Integratorsys.exe, Crisp.exe, and ServerSon.exe in folders called mgmt_dispatcher_stable and NODEFramework_arm in C:/ProgramData. I thought everything was fine, but I recently discovered strange installers like Bobcat, Convertor, and Germicide in my applications that I can't uninstall. They seem like malware since I can't remove them—I always get an error saying the feature is on an unavailable network resource, and it asks for a .msi installation package that I think got deleted. I've deleted what I can from the joe sandbox report, but I suspect there might be more malware lurking around. My laptop isn't showing any issues—it's not slow or displaying popups—but I want to be sure it's completely clean. Should I just rely on antivirus to remove everything, or is a factory reset the better option? I've never done a reset and I'm not quite sure how to go about it. Any tips would be greatly appreciated!