Can't access internet after malware attack

I have a laptop I'm hoping to get back into service without having to format the HD. When I first saw this system it was loaded malware to the point where running anything was a chore. Superantispyware was already in place as is Malware Bytes. Mcafee was installed but it was badly outdated and turned off anyway. I did see a reference to Panda Active Scan as well. I removed Mcafee via the instructions from their website, and also tried to remove Panda, I don't know with what success. I ran SAS and Malware Bytes in safe mode without the updates since I can't get an internet connection. I tried loading Avast via another computer and it seems to install, bu won't run. I tried uninstalling but Combofix say it is still avtive although I can't access it. I put combofix, root repeal and Mgtools on by downloading on another computer and burning them on a cd. I tried running Combofix in safe mode, it found rootkits infections and rebooted back into regular Windows then completed as best it could. I couldn't down and install the Wndows Restore software and couldn't turn off Avast so it may not have gotten all it could have. It did do some good because after it finished I was able to run Rootrepeal and MG tools which seemed to run okay. I've still not been able to establish an internet connection or get the antivirus to run, so I suspect there are still malware concerns. I moved the logs over to a computer with IE connection and I'll attach the logs to this thread.
Thanks for looking at this mess.

 

And here is Mgtools.zip

 

Okay did the clean up and reset lan settings, still no connection either with a wired or wireless connection. I can get to the network, but not online.

 

Yes this is a home network. I'm on a wireless notebook right now, and I've got a wired computer within eyesight. Both are connected to the internet. No hardware problems are being experienced. The (previously?)infected computer recognizes the wired network and the wireless says I have little or no connectivity. I just tried to install Avast again and it went though. So, it would seem the malware is no longer blocking the internet access and something else is going on. I guess I should mention this is one of my old laptops that I "loaned" to an inlaw and it still has my name and stuff as the user. Perhaps I should ship it back to him and see if it connects on his home network.

 

Sound question to a kind of dumb statement on my part. I meant that the computer seems to be acting normally with the exception of not accessing the internet. I've got Linksys software that shows all of the computer on the network. The software sees all of the computers, with the exception of the one I'm having the concerns, with even thought the computer itself says I have a local area connection. I don't know what to say about that. I suppose however if you find the computer to be clean of malware I should use the proceedure to uninstall combofix et al and move over to another forum. Would this be the correct direction to take?

 

Okay the info that show up is:

Ethernet adapter local area connection 3:

Connection-specific DNS suffix:
IP address: 192.168.0.1
Sbnet mask: 255.255.255.0
Default gateway:

the Ethernet adapter wireless network connection shows

DNs suffix:
IP Address: 169.254.31.124
Subnet mask: 255.255.0.0
Default gateway:

 

No internet connection either way. Didn't mean to confuse the issue.

 

I agree, thanks for the expert assistance anyway.
I'll be back with another malware screw up if history holds true.