The coins were held in these locations (order corresponding to the list in my first posting):
Currency Place
DASH Qt-Wallet on Laptop
BCH ElectronCash on Laptop
BTC Binance.com
BTC Kraken.com
NEM Simplewallet on Laptop
BURST Desktop wallet on Laptop
BTC Exodus wallet on Laptop
OmiseGo Exodus wallet on Laptop
LTC Exodus wallet on Laptop
BCH Exodus wallet on Laptop
DASH Exodus wallet on Laptop
Basically it was a stupid combination of failures. I use Windows 10 and tried to claim BTCP and BCD. Both with the Electrum version for their blockchains.
I used the same long password for different things - especially my password safe had the same pw as the DASH QT wallet. So after I started the Electrum clients (which I tested before with Defender, SuperAntiSpyware and www.virustotal.com) I had to do a little thing in DASHQT - that was it - the one of the wallets, most likely BCD, spied my password through a keylogger and the hacker had access to everything.
(there is no need to discuss the stupidity of using Win10, same passwords many times, storing 2FA codes in password safes or testing new software on a vulnerable system)
In your comment itself you have told how you got robbed, This mainly happens when claiming the hardfork coins, Before also lot of users got hacked due to it. Your first fault was that you are using same computer for surfing and saving your all important wallets and documents. Second fault using same password everywhere, this made easy job for the hacker to hack all your wallets and other online places.
But you are telling that your BINANCE AND KRAKEN exchange also got hacked but this both exchange you should have enabled the 2fa security then how did he got hacked it.
If you have to enabled the 2fa then it is really very bad that you are too careless with your security features which made you this much big loss. This is really a very costly lesson for you being careless with your security features.