Virus Protector removal help

ok so today I got a message telling me to install microsoft's new addition to windows defender. It turned out to be a zlob (i think thats the correct term) and now i cant get rid of it. here is a pic of what it looks like:

what happens when opening webpages about 70% of the time:
http://img403.imageshack.us/img403/3386/capturefj.png

the application:
http://img21.imageshack.us/img21/2647/capture2r.png

i ran some stuff from Vista Cleaning thread to no help. here are some logs in order of: super antivirus, rootrepeal, smitfraud search, smitfraud clean.

i was unable to download malwarebytes anti-malware from either mirror. combofix got stuck for 30 minutes on the "please wait combofix is preparing to run" and i got stuck on "analyse.exe" of mgtools for 20 minutes.

im sorry for my poor typing etiquette but i am exhausted after about 5 hours of this :cry

 

another thing i found was the the .exe is located at

Code:

C:\Windows\System32

if it matters. i tried deleting the file but it says that it is in use, even after i take it out through task manager

 

I am unsure about the logs, I did just x out of it. No error messages and that may have been the problem because I did not see the agreement until I closed the application.

Thanks for the attempted help but I was able to solve the problem just now by renaming the .exe and then deleting it and restarting my computer. Thanks anyway though

 

well i think i was clean but after i got rid of the infection windows update made a HUGE update, 63 updates to be exact and after that my computer was "done" and couldnt get to the login screen. i ended up just taking it to get fixed because it is way out of my league. i read that the update could be the reason for the problem somewhere online.

 

yah problem is i couldnt get to anything in the computer. all modes (normal, safe, last known good config) all yielded the same screen just before the windows login. i dont have the vista disk and the F10 at startup that was supposed to lead to system recovery gave me this:

edit boot options for: Microsoft Windows Vista

path: \Windows\system32\winload.exe

partition: 1
hard disk: cab10bee

[ /NOEXECUTE=OPTIN

with options to submit or cancel.