Persistent Malware even after formatting, hopeless at this point

Ive been dealing with what seems to be some sort of malware that is persistent across windows installations and even ssd changes. I will slowly lose windows privilege's, windows will start to break, to my admin account eventually being disabled, and eventually windows becoming unbootable. Ive been fighting this losing battle for about 6 months, with the most recent windows failure ending right after i found a notepad message in Chinese put on my desktop that translated to "tired of fighting? its just begun, look at your phone". After looking at my my android it seems that root access has been granted through some sort of malware and this was confirmed after bringing it to a specialist who noted my s24U had been compromised through some sort of "bluetooth tethering" and more than 100 apps have had changes to them granting permissions that should not be granted, ie camera/microphone access, bluetooth control, wifi control, ect.. Factory resetting my phone did not fix the issue and i was told a firmware flash would be the only solution, but they said i need to get my PC solved at the same time in case they are linked because processes on my android are linked to windows in some way. After looking through all 3 of my computers, i found bitcoin miners installed on all 3, 2 of which being laptops which i have kept off and pulled the SSD's.

This desktop had 2 SSD's attached previously where the BTC mining was most prominent looking back at the history being several years, and after i removed those SSD's 6 months ago, very apparent issues started which seemed to resemble a RAT with some sort of backdoor for firmware malware due to persistence after formatting. This might have been attributed to reinfection from infected USB's or an infected network, but after bringing my pc to a new network and reinstalling windows on a new SSD, I am immediately getting a network security message from Eset Smart Security Premium stating the following: Network threat blocked, ARP Cache poisoning attack. A device (192.168.*.*) on the network is sending malicious traffic. This can be an attempt to attack your computer."  This worries me of continued persistence after a fresh install from a windows install usb using a non-infected computer on a new network. I would greatly appreciate it if someone could look through some basic logs for me to point me in the right direction. Thankyou.

A side note, on every new install, find that in my device manager, "Microsoft Kernel Debug Network Adapter" is enabled right from the start, so i disable it. I am UNABLE to disable it using CMD as i get the error stating that "secure boot must be disabled..yada yada yada" so i just disable it through device manager. I also updated my bios to the most recent version prior to this recent windows reinstall.

Edited by NoMaliciousIntent, Yesterday, 03:29 PM.