Okay, here are the logs, and the details of what happened:
While reading what I thought was a reliable site, I got a pop-up ad - despite having the blocker on - and without thinking tried to close it by clicking the red x. It immediately started a download, and almost immediately avast found the virus and advised me to disconnect from the network. Unfortunately I couldn't disconnect during the download - I ended up leaving the room to turn off the router.
An avast scan found Win32 vitro in the system32 folder, but was unable to move or delete it. I restarted and rescanned with the same result.
A friend then ran a Norton scan, plus CCleaner, plus another malware removal tool that I don't have the name of. He never found Win32 vitro in the virus list, but he removed many other viruses and tracking cookies. When I got the computer back, an avast boot scan gave me two error messages for a corrupted CAB archive (error 42127) and a corrupted OLE archive (error 42145). I then ran through your malware removal steps, with the attached log results.
The computer seems to be running fine now, with no more avast warnings. I am left with a Windows warning that I have no firewall, even though the security page shows that the firewall and all automatic updates are activated. I had this problem before the virus infection.
So my questions are: where did the Win32 vitro go? What's wrong with my firewall? Is it safe for me to send files to other people?
I appreciate any advice.
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