Confirm virtumonde removal please

I'm not quite sure where to begin; perhaps with the symptom. Basically, I'm intermittently losing my internet connection. (I thought about putting this in the networking forum but I recently became infected with virtumonde and want to eliminate that as the cause first). I'm on wi-fi and my connection to the router remains constantly strong but it suddenly occurs that I can't connect to the internet for anywhere from a few seconds to ten minutes or longer. (aside from refreshing pages in my browser I can tell from my skype systray icon going from green to gray as it tries to reconnect).

This has been happening for a few weeks now, shortly after I stopped seeing other symptoms from the virtumonde infection. After I got infected I ran a variety of scans (spybot, ad-aware, spydoctor, perhaps others that I can't remember) but I sensed that it wasn't completely gone. Then the internet problems started. Finally I found these forums the other day and went through the malware removal steps, and so I'm attaching the logs, while humbly and very appreciatively asking for your help

There are a few things that actually make me think that this problem is completely unrelated to malware (in my fairly computer layman's mind):
- my roommate, who also connects to the same router also mentioned similar problems, though it's not clear if they're identical as she was only here with her laptop briefly for a day over the last few weeks so it's difficult to really get a true test.
- around the same time I tried to set up port forwarding for my bittorrent software (to download legal stuff) and thought perhaps I screwed something up there, BUT
- I just in the last hour checked briefly at the computer that is hardwired into the modem (another apartment which I don't have easy access to) and it too had trouble connecting for moments, but these were usually resolved within one refreshing.

There are actually many more details but I don't want to ramble and I don't know what's important yet, so I'll wait for instructions before continuing in this way. Here are the scan logs.

 

mb log