I would do one more scan to be sure. Or, post in the malware fourm here at CH for better assurance.
Try
Kaspersky Online Scanner 7.0You'll need Java enabled in your browser for this to work. At the end of the scan (the whole process takes a long time, so be sure you have time) Kaspersky will display a list of any malware it detects, along with the directories the malware is located. Use the directory listings to locate and manually delete malware, as the online scanner does NOT remove any viruses. Be sure to print a copy of what kaspersky finds, so if you are unable to delete a virus, you can boot into Safe Mode and try again...
If you've got some time to kill or are feeling like a full blown mission, download
TCPview for Windows. When you run it, it captures all connections to your computer in real-time. It's much better than running the native
netstat utility because
netstat doesn't update its list on-the-fly.