Persistant malware survives new hardware and bios resetting

I have some kind of infection on my pc and it has infected every computer in the house. I have installed the smallest harddrive I have and started with a new install of windows 2000. I took ownership of the drive first and then did all the updates available for windows. Although everything seems to work fine, there is something suspiously wrong. I often get a blue screen of death saying "irqs is equal or less then" the file mostly mentioned for the stop is ntoskrnl .sys.

I ran all the steps for cleaning on the read and run me first,
superantispyware found nothing.
spybot search and destroy found a few things which I removed.
malware bytes found nothing
combo-fix ran and showed a error right away with the killall switch, ran completely and rebooted. When it said it was creating a log, I got the bsod, it took 3 reboots to get back and computer mentioned something about applying security policy. there was no log created so I reran combo-fix and it completed properly with a log.
mgtools had a error too, but ran through and created a log..here are the logs you require.

 

Thank you for any assistance you can give me. This has been an on going problem since dec 2007 and I currently have 4 harddrives infected.
This is the first time I have asked for assistance.

 

It appears you are scanning with very old SUPERAntiSpyware definitions (3469) our current version of 3517 - if nothing else, I would make sure you update the definitions to be sure you are scanning with the latest.

 

Thank you.....

I wanted to make sure I was clean before putting in larger hardrive and returning to windows xp pro.

I did run gmer and there was nothing unusal there. (nothing in red anyways)..

I will post a new post with new info a.s.a.p.

once again thank you very much.