Floating point support not loaded

Three days ago, I tried to run virtual Dj like I laways do. The aplication opened apparently normaly but when I click on a folder to display media files,
a pop headed Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime library appears Details are Runtime Error!
program: C:\Program Files\VirtualDJ\Virtualdj.exe
R6002
-floating point support not loaded.
When I click ok, the app closes

I rebooted (I run deep freeze) but the problem persisted. I also got the same type of error when Trying to open an image file which opened with picasa 3.6
I formated the system drive, reinstaled os and virtual dj, it work but I think I launched it only three or four times and to my horror the same problem presented it self.

Prior to this, I tried instaling google calender sync for office outlook but instalation failed due to invalid registry time zone settings. there were two optians, download some file from microsoft or copy reg settings from another computer. Chose otption 2 ang got google calender to sync with outlook. It is after these I started my virtualdj but instead of loading tracks, it displayed the error.
attached are my reports

 

The second attachment
After running this tools, the problem still exists
Thanks

 

Hi beenoblend,

I will be reviewing your logs. Please be patient as there is a lot of information to review

 

Thanks Thisisu, I do understand why I really need to have all the patience.

 

beenoblend,

You have what is called a Sality infection!

This is embedded into your system.ini

In the majority of cases, the only way to remove this infection is to reformat and reinstall Windows. Please review the following articles by Microsoft and Symantec about this infection and ways to attempt recovery.

http://www.microsoft.com/security/portal/threat/encyclopedia/Entry.aspx?Name=Virus:Win32/Sality.AM
http://www.symantec.com/security_response/writeup.jsp?docid=2006-011714-3948-99

Note: If you do attempt to back-up your files and reinstall windows, do not back-up any any executable files ( and note this does not mean just exe files. It means anything that could be considered a binary executable like .com, .dat, .dll, .avi, .mp3, .mpeg, .msi, .pdf, and the list goes on ) just one infected file could respawn the problem!

Also any writeable removable media you have put in this PC may be carrying the infection

 

A million thanks brother.
Sad though that I have to accept to loss data to be sure am free!