DrWeb logs are sometimes very short if you don't have many infections. You have one of three things going on with your computer... 1. Either you are still infected and the infection is hiding itself very well. 2. Or your infection is gone, but it damaged enough files to still be causing you problems. 3. Or your problems are actually being caused by something other than a virus.
It's obvious that you were infected, but I'm not aware of these particular infections ever causing such bad problems. I hate to say it, but this may be one case where a format is the best option.
Of course, don't think that I am giving up on you. If you still want to keep trying, I'm willing to stick to it with you. If you would like to continue, I have another scan for you to try. But be warned: it may take awhile for this scan to complete. The log will be huge, so you'll need to upload it to a filehost. Just follow the instructions and the process will be explained...
Download to your desktop
ISeeYouXP.exe by ShadowPuterDudeNext double-click on ISeeYouXP.exe on your Desktop.
ISeeYouXP.exe will self-extract ISeeYouXP to C:\ISeeYouXP and place a .bat file on your Desktop.
Double-click
ISeeYouXP.bat to run the script.
Once complete a log will be saved to the Desktop named
ISeeYouXP.txt.
Post the following logs in your next reply:
ISeeYouXP.txtIf the ISeeYouXP .bat file does not extract to the Desktop. Double-click My Computer on the Desktop and navigate to the
ISeeYouXP folder located in the C: drive. Double-click the
ISeeYouXP.bat file to run the program.
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