"Cheeky Kate" (?) occupying desktop

I'm terribly sorry to bother you all with this - I appreciate that you're probably inundated with similar requests, but in addition to working abroad with no easy access to an IT professional I'm also not in the least bit technical, and I'm afraid that all I can do here is cry for help. Sorry again for the trouble, and thank you sincerely for any help you can provide.

I seem to have contracted a hostile application which obstructs my desktop and prevents me from performing almost any action on the computer. Unfortunately I'm unable to follow the advice in the "READ ME FIRST" thread because of this, and I can't run any diagnostics of my own so the information on this thread will have to be limited to what I can see on my screen.

The computer starts up and Windows loads as normal. I am using Windows 7. Instead of my desktop, however, I only have a white screen with the words "please wait while a connection is beeing [sic] established", with the same repeated in German beneath it. I can hear the standard 'mouse-click' sound intermittently, so I worry that some background action is being performed (frankly I'm terrified of turning my computer on in case it's busy formatting my hard drive). I cannot click on anything. I can use Ctrl+Alt+Del to access the Windows options screen (log off, change password, shut down etc.), but trying to start the Task Manager does nothing - occasionally a window briefly flickers open but it is immediately hidden behind the white screen in a fraction of a second. I think that I may have caught a glimpse of an unfamiliar application called something like "cheeky ind kate" - apologies again for being vague, but that's all the detail I could notice. This message has continually appeared despite multiple restartes. I have tried starting Windows in Safe Mode, and this white screen and message still appears.

Apologies again for not being able to provide more specific information, but if this description seems familiar to anyone you will have my gratitude.

 

Thanks, chaslang. Here's what I've got:

 

Apologies, chaslang, the last file came about because I missed the BIOS startup (I must have pressed F8 too quickly because it started beeping) and so went into the command prompt via Windows Safe Mode. This time, I was able to follow your instructions exactly. I hope that this is more useful for you:

 

Apologies for taking a few days to follow-up on this, chaslang, work has been keeping me very busy lately.

Regarding the torrents - yes, you're probably right. Suffice to say that I'm working in a place that's fairly isolated and the odd afternoon to stuff some videos down the pipe is the sum total of my entertainment, but I'll be more circumspect in future. :-o

In any case, whatever witchcraft was concealed in fixlist.txt seems to have worked - the computer is now functioning apparently normally,although all of my desktop icons have disappeared (but can still be viewed in their Explorer folder). The other malware programs detected some files as well; Logs are posted below. Waiting on your final summation, I have not yet re-enabled UAC or toggled System Restore. I will post another message after this one with the MGLogs.zip file attached.

 

Following my last message, see MGLogs attached:

EDIT: I have another post with four different log files from the fixlist.txt and the Malware Removal Guide which has been put into the moderation queue, hoepfully it should appear soon.