Remove computer from malicious vm

I believe my PC is running inside either a container or is a VM. I don't have much experience with virtualization. I did not install Virtualization software. I do not want nor did I ask for this. Computing has been my hobby for 28 years. Mostly Windows and in the last 6 or so years Linux and FreeBSD. But this has me stomped. Examples of my issue: 1) Using Dmidecode in Linux or Power shell Get-Computerinfo it details a Hyper-visor running. Device Manager View Options has a Device Container listing (Never seen that before) Keyboard is listed as PS/2 (Haven't seen that in years) All sorts of drivers, hardware, files that when i research VM software it matches what I have. I have gone as far as: 1: Disabling Virtualization in the BIOS. 2: Used Windows 10 Startup DVD Diskpart.exe to remove Volumes, Partitions, Clean drive, Format Drive. 3: Install System Image that was from initial startup of PC some 2 years ago. Upon Windows booting I immediately check MMC Event Logs, Services, Device Manager. I find events I've never ran into before. Examples: Kernel-XVD Loaded; Numerous Hyper-V initializations for I/O remapping, Hyper-V CVE mitigations, VBS Registry configs... Considering I used a system image from before the PC was ever hooked into internet and was disconnected from internet when I wiped and restored image it just doesn't make sense to me. It's like I have some sort of BIOS malware or a well hidden cluster on my drive. One last thing. When using a forensics Linux Distro I ran Testdisk. Im not 100% when dealing with hard drive pools, but it listed a Solaris ZFS pool that exceeds my 512GB drive. As in 123,950 TB !!!! And that Linux distro wouldn't boot unless I had Ethernet plugged in and the darn boot logs showed it connecting to 'SHITBOX' (Which is what I named the PC months ago and about 5 reinstalled os's later). Help!