rpcnetp.exe/rpcnetp.dll removal - Having issues...

Alright, so I have searched the forums and have tried everything listed that I could find to get rid of this. I was first having the issue of AntiVir picking up the files as a trojan, I unfortunately do not remember the exact name of the virus and currently AntiVir is not on the system that is supposedly infected as I am trying other scans.

AntiVir first started detecting it and I started my search to try and remove the issue. On these forums I found a post that contained some information on how to remove it. This infection is on a laptop and there is no retrieval type software as I have read in some areas that this may be what this is for. So after reading the forum posts here I was able to remove the files. However, they keep coming back only this time they are not listed as the original virus name, they are listed as a possible threat in AntiVir.

So far I have run these scans:
AVG AntiVirus
AntiVir PE Classic
Counterspy
hijack_this
killbox
nod32 AntiVirus
Pest Patrol
Spy Sweeper
Spybot S&D
Spyware Doctor
and xClean Micro

So far nothing has been able to turn up any problems other than the AntiVir HEUR. I am now in the process of running Bit Defender, eWido and possibly Kaspersky. Any input would be greatly appreciated.

UPDATE: Running BitDefender 8 it found rpcnetp.exe, rpcnetp.exe(2) and rpcnetp(3).exe all to be infected explaining "Behaves like: Win32.ExplorerHijack." All could not be disinfected, but they were moved to the quarantine.

 

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