PC Desktop running slow possibly malware and virus

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One main reason your PC is slow is you are out of free diskspace on drive C:

Code:

Size 99.90 GB (107,268,272,128 bytes) 
Free Space 1,015.40 MB (1,064,726,528 bytes)

And drive D is not much better:

Same with drive L

Another reason for slowness is multilple antivirus program which the READ & RUN ME warned you about:

However a bigger problem is due to downloading cracks and patches you have infected almost every executable file on Drive C and Drive D with Win32.Virtob and or Virut. There is no reliable fix for this other than a full clean reinstall and if you keep any of these files ( backups etc ) and reuse them you will start the reinfection all over again. These infections could be stealing personal information. ( see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virut )

You could try running the below but I'm not sure it will be able to fix this and it could result in an unbootable PC.

http://www.drwebhk.com/en/virus_removal/48646/Win32.Virtob.Gen.12.html

Also the below could be attempted:

http://free.avg.com/us-en/remove-win32-virut

http://support.kaspersky.com/us/viruses/disinfection/2735#

Still I would not be confident that your infection is 100% gone. All you need to do is keep just one of these infected files and as soon as you run it the first time, the total infection process will start over again and it will spread to every drive in this PC and to any network drives. If you put in a USB stick and move the stick into another PC, that PC will get infecte.

 

You're welcome.

Any drive that is connected to this PC may be infected. The problem you have now is that you cannot really even trust your scanners because they may be infected too, but you could try running a few extensive scans on the external drive but DO NOT run executable that is stored on the external drive. Documents may not be infected because they are not necessarily considered executable files.

You could try also checking to see if a full scan with Hitman Pro on that drive comes up with anything. The previous log did show that L:\SpellForce 2 - Shadow Wars\spellforce2.exe was infected. Not sure if anything else should have been found. Do you have anymore executable files on drive L? That does not mean just .exe files. See the descriptions for Virtob and Virut.


You can also try the links I gave you.

You answered your own question.

Well actually AVG is still there but it only be their security toolbar. Direct from your logs you can see the below:

 

Not you cannot ignore the infected files. You have to delete them or attempt to clean them but at stated earlier the only truly reliable fix for these kinds of infections ( especially when spread to an extent like on your PC ) is to delete partitions, format, and reinstall your Windows Operating System from scratch. And also as stated, keeping and reusing just one infected file will result in total reinfection. Remember this infection can be stealing personal information while you delay. It can be stealing passwords and financial type info. It will also spread to other PCs on your network or that you plug your removable media or you copy files to. Installer files that you downloaded are executables too and they will get infected.

Are you saying that you do not want to remove the Virtub and Virut infections and just want to remove the other problems??????

 

You really cannot minimize the damage. It will keep causing more and more damage the more you access files and folders on these drives. Also when you run programs it is spreading. You are also possibly having information stolen as stated earlier, so the very first thing you need to do is disconnect this PC from any network and do not give it access to the internet. Do not plug ay more USB type drives to it. If you wish to copy scanning programs to it then use a different uninfected PC and burn them to a CD to use to install in this infected PC. Then you could attempt to clean using some of the tools I pointed you too, but as I have stated several times already, this is not a reliable way to recover from these kinds of infections.

I really cannnot emphasize this enough any more, you need to stop using this PC and you need to start fixing it. The best fix is to start over dumping all contents.

Also as I stated earlier, you were almost out of free disk space on all drives. So this PC is likely to be very slow.

 

You just need to be careful what file types you save. When you say "document", exactly what file types do you mean?