Annoying Antivirus XP 2008

Ok, I've uninstalled the Antivirus XP 2008 a couple lesss then 10 times and it keeps coming back. I ran the cleaning procedures to the T, but even when it appears to be gone, it's back just hours later (if that).

I've attached the logs from Malwarebytes, SuperAntiSpyware, and Combo, (will post MGLogs seconds after posting this). I'm not sure if the SuperAntiSpyware log is complete or not because the system shut down to the blue error screen even after making the adjustments listed on the site.

Everything else seems to be fine, with exception to this Antivirus XP 2008. Please, if there's anything else I can do to get rid of it let me know, every day I have it is another day fearful of the whole computer crashing or freezing up!

 

Here are the MGLogs.

 

Ok, so I've attached the new C:\MGLogs.zip file. I did everything you both stated to do except for one thing, deleting the Symantec Network Drivers Update. I could not find them anywhere, either in the Add/Remove Programs or through an entire search through the computer. Maybe I'm just overlooking them?

Thanks for all your help so far!

 

Sorry, did not attach to last one, her's the zip file.

 

Ok, I would assume this has something to do with the malware you've been helping me to remove, but I thought I should mention it in case it might pinpoint any problem more directly. Everytime I walk away from my computer, when I come back almost an hour later I get a blue screen error message stating the computer was shut down to protect against an error, and I have to completely restart in order to access the internet (this page) only to have it happen again an hour or so later.

It was doing this the last few days but I was hopeful it had stopped. Although it hasn't, I've noticed it never crashes while I'm actually using the computer, so could that mean it might be something that only occurs during an idle mode?

 

I ran the programs, deleted Antivirus XP from Add/Remove programs (again), pasted the codes in notepad and run them, and now I've attached the MGLogs.zip and Avenger.txt

The only thing was that I could not find

O23 - Service: Symantec Network Drivers Service (SNDSrvc) - Symantec Corporation - C:\Program Files\Common Files\Symantec Shared\SNDSrvc.exe

in the analyse.exe when it ran. That was the one program I could not find the other day when you mentioned to uninstall it from the Add/Remove.

I can't tell just yet if everything's fine, I probably won't know until morning as it only seems to have a problem when the system is idle. I appreciate all your help so far, thanks.

 

So my computer just restarted it self and came up on the same blue screen displaying a message about an error and it was shut down to protect the system. Basically the same thing that's been going on for a week now. All it said for the reason was "Bogus_Drive". Again, I don't know exactly why it keeps doing this, it seemed to have started rebooting like this just after I installed SuperAntiVirus. When I first ran that program that's when it first crashed and has been doing so ever since. Should I just uninstall it?

 

Ok, this is strange, I right clicked the desktop and clicked properties, but the box is different from how it always has been. There is no desktop tab so I cannot finish that. The only tabs there are now are Themes, Appearances, and Settings. It no longer even has a tab to change the wallpaper on the screeen. Should I just skip over this step?

 

I ran everything you said to, but I could not log onto to the other users as there's a password for each and I only know my own. If that's a problem I'll go back and fix it later once I get the other passwords from my family.

But after I ran SAS this time, I made sure to stay by the screen so the system wouldn't idle and restart, and it worked. It completed exactly like it was supposed to and once the system restarted the desktop properties was back to normal. I checked it and there were no boxes check or anything listed. Then I just finished with MWB and Combo and I get the feeling things will be running smoothly again, but will know for sure later.

I've attached the new logs, and I want to thank you for everything if this does turn out to be it. I appreciate all of your help and the time it took you.

Thanks,
Sean