Gstatic is a standard aspect of Google’s website processes and isn’t removable. If Gstatic triggers an antivirus alert, ensure it’s from a genuine Gstatic source, validate its authenticity, and classify it as a false positive. A counterfeit Gstatic variant causing computer issues would be the exception to this.
This is recognizable by abnormal slowdown or pop-ups — you should only see Gstatic as a domain name when you are loading static images and other content online. If you’re getting unusual pop-ups from Gstatic, you should run a full disk scan of your computer and send a picture of your virus logs to your antivirus’s customer support team. They will be able to confirm if the Gstatic virus appearing in your quarantined malware list is malicious or not. Norton is a good platform to do this on.