Unknow Rootkit / keylogger

Hi.

To begin with i would like to anknowlegde you that i'm not very good at any point towards computer skills apart from games. (my english skills is limited aswell.)

I might or might not have a keylogger or another form of malware infection. I have followed the malware delete guide and got to the point where I have to create a thread to receive some skilled help.

I got a files which i can't delete. It is located on my second hdd and is called/located "F:\4a4cdbd251e18e25a0f044". It looks like it is a friendly window program but I have my doubts.

Some few years ago (about 2 years) my World of Warcraft account and my hotmail account got hacked. My AVG told me i was being attacked my a troja and i found a rootkit. I was unable to delete and clean my computer. Therefor i decided to reinstall my hdd deleting all files and start over. But somehow the rootkit was still alive. And from that day on i got this random file on my second hdd (F-drive).

Other files was maded and it sure looked like it was cookies. I was able to delete them like i was a commen file. But i'm not able to delete this "F:\4a4cdbd251e18e25a0f044" file. I tried with the help of Killbox and got an error that it was not able to delete it.

(I'm sorry if all this is very confuseing. I am very confused myself.)

I have followed the malware delete/cleaning guide and I got a few logs. Most of the tools was not able to detect anything. I believe it is only the HitmanPro tool that deteced something about a daemon tool crack.

I'm not sure if you are able to help me at all. But i'm very confused about what that file is doing on my F-drive and why i'm not able to delete it? I've tried in safemode and in normal mode.

I am not sure if I uploaded the right MGtool log. I can't figurer out where to locate it.

I hope you got enough infomation to help me out.

/Anders B

 

The Hitman program didn't find anything to fix.
The downloaded program was downloaded a while after i got infected. Are you sure that could be the issue?

The log is attached.