i have been vundo(ed) on vista! plz help

Im a fairly experienced xp PC user but not so much with vista. Unfortunately i downloaded a file infected with vundo and ever since my PC has been doing the following:

a. performing slower
b. disabling my admin rights( even though im admin..disabling UAC fixed this temporarily)
c. webages that advertise anti virus software open up in IE 7, Mozilla 3.0

Here is what i have tried..
1.system restore.. no avail
2.nod 32 detected the infection and claims its removed but the pages still open
3.symantec trojan vundo removal 1.5.1
4. vundofix

im attaching my mgtools log file.. if someone could help me it would be great.. this is the second time vundo has struck.. last time it killed my xp machine

any help would be appreciated

cheers,
Sam

 

I have been vundo(ed) on vista.. plz help

Im fairly new on this site and the help ppl gives here seems to be gr8.. i tried posting o nthe forum earlier but i dont think it found its way on the site..

anyhow.. Iam vista user who recently got infected by vundo. I downloaded NOD 32 which detected the infection and cleaned the system, yet the pop up antivirus malware window popping continues..

I have run the following software

symantec vundo removal tool 1.5.1 ( had to disable UAC in order to run this)
Vundofix
Vundobegone

I have also run MGtools.. am attaching the log file for further assistance

Any help would be appreciated,
Thanks,
Sam

 

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