Firefox Hijacked, Now Seems Slow

Hello,
My Firefox browser was hijacked today by some kind of Malware (it played audio saying my credit card information was going to be stolen unless I called their phone number). I used the task manager to close Firefox and went through the read & run me first instructions in Edge. I have since opened Firefox and have not been hijacked again, but it seems slow to load pages now and the scans did find some files that I have not removed, per instructions.

I've attached the logs. I did make a mistake and ran ADW cleaner out of sequence. I'd opened multiple tabs and lost my place. My apologies and thanks in advance for any assistance.

 

Thank you very much for your help! Here is my status:

1. I ran Rogue Killer and deleted the detection. There was a second one that I did not remove (a Firefox file). The program didn't put a log on my desktop so I saved the file manually and attached it below.
2. I am having a problem running ZHP. It gives the message "This app can't run on your PC." It may be because I can't turn off Webroot SecureAnywhere (I didn't even know it was on my machine until I looked. I might have to contact my IT.)
3. I thought I would also try running MG and got a new message in the DOS prompt screen when I double-clicked the exe icon: Error accessing the registry. Access is denied. I also got into an endless cycle where a Windows 10 pop-up asked me if I wanted to let MG make changes to my registry editor and I clicked yes, and the same window opened again. When I clicked to run it as an admin (that was the mistake I made the first time I think), it takes about a second to come up with the message that a 64 bit OS was found, and that's it.

Though my settings show me as an administrator on this laptop, I wonder if there are some other settings/permissions that have been shut off. :/

 

It's a business one, and I'm not seeing Webroot in the programs list in the control panel. If I could see the date it was installed, I would have a good idea of if it came with the computer or not. I can also ask IT. (They are very hands off so finding there is a restriction on access is out of character.) I will let you know what I found out about Webroot. I believe it's likely from IT, but I don't actually know.

 

Thanks! I'll have them check it out (though you guys are always the best... ).

 

I know this is a post from 2018 but after a Firefox update i have been unable to use Firefox on my Dell Inspirion running Windows 7. Does Firefox no longer work on a windows 7 computer? I had to download Google Chrome but i would rather use Firefox. My PC is also very, very slow now.