SAS is telling me infected with Rootkit

My browser started behaving badly, so I ran Super anti spyware. It reported Rootkit.Agent/Gen-Rustock

I tried Norton anti virus to see what it said, but the scan starts, and all numbers just stay at 0, it doesn't seem to actually scan anything, but processor is at 50% and disk is accessing constantly.

So I followed the readme, and Vista cleaning instructions from the top. The browser is back to normal seemingly, but Norton still wont scan at all.

I haven't run any of the readme stuff again, so not sure if SAS is still finding it or not. I don't know how to tell from the logs whether it is actually gone or not, but judging by Norton's behavior I think I may still have a problem.

If someone could take a look for me I'd be forever grateful.

 

So I tried a restore point as well, but this nasty seems to be able to prevent all of that sort of thing from working properly. So I went and got a copy of "Rootkits for dummies" and low and behold, I learnt something. So knowing that the file in question is able to stop windows from being able to see it, even though ti is still there, I whipped out the vista recovery environment CD, went to the locations referenced in the log from SAS, and deleted the thing by hand.

I then used the recovery cd for yesterdays restore point, and you beauty, it's gone. SAS doesnt see it, the trojan identified by malware bytes is still gone, and my browser has stopped hopping.

I will upload the latest set of logs from the read me process, if someone can kindly take a look whenever they get around to it, its no rush, just to see that there isn't anything else that I am not aware of. I'll admit I got pretty lucky, a lot of it is still greek to me.

 

Here are the new logs. It's running ok at the moment, so ill turn UAC and stuff back on in the meantime.

 

Thankyou kindly for taking the time to check those for me, it's a wonderful operation you guys are running here, and I would have been screwed without it. Thanks again.