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If none of your scans found anything, you are probably OK. You should still keep an eye on activity on your various accounts, but you should be doing that anyway.

It would be under processes. If you don't see that, and you scans did not find anything, your AV may have gotten it before it could do anything harmful. It wouldn't hurt to change passwords on user...

Your name and address are probably available elsewhere.

Credentials would be something like a user name and password for sites like this one, or online banking or shopping sites. If the script...

It gave you that message because the malware programmers don't want you messing with their malware.

If you are returning this system, removing malware at this point would be a waste of time. You...

That is already a bad sign that the .js file is malware. At this point, I'd skip the upload and run some scans. If they don't flag the file as malware and remove it, post back and let us know.
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Follow the instructions at the link below:

https://www.virustotal.com/

Click on the Choose File button to select the file.

Did the JavaScript "patch" run after you downloaded it?

If you still have the downloaded file, upload it to VirusTotal to see if it is recognized.

I'd say it is time to make sure that your...