Iasex.dll removed, Posting Read and Run Me for Follow up.

Evening, I "acquired" Iasex.dll and friends (3 corrupted registry entries) about 9 days ago, other than the fact that my computer THEN did not have any active scan Malware programs ( I know, facepalm ) It prevented me from being able to log into World of Warcraft. I downloaded Malwarebytes and successfully removed the hindrance and associated registry entries and was once again able to play the game.

I did the Read and Run me as a deciding step in whether or not I should re-format for obvious security reasons and would greatly appreciate input on this as to what my logs say.

SideNote: Doing the Read and Run Me has improved my system start up and response time as it seems to generally do according to the RaRM guide and other related threads postings. However, during this whole ordeal - my computed has ( I say has because it seems to come and go ) begun to freeze/hang during process start ups, the kind where you can't do anything at all particularly before my networking related icons come up which are typically always after Zone-Alarm. Often enough restarting provides a clean start up; But I have had to try up to three times. I put this as a side note because I can't say for sure as to my knowledge that it is related to malware or a software issue. I will of coarse not address it as a software issue (forum wise) until malware has been rooted out as a possible contributor.

AnotherSideNote: The Logs say "No Net" due to the initial first scan I did with Combofix. I didn't know I could stall the program by clicking on the program window, I then restarted my comp (not knowing where or if a log was made) To notice I could not connect to the internet after multiple tries (repairs) - the issue is/was related to the streamsurge entry (quarantined for some reason during my first CF scan) in the more recent Combofix log included. I only know for certain that the issue was related to streamsurge because it was specifically highlighted(mentioned) by Device Manager. Suffice it to say I was of the "Oh well, just reinstall software" mentality and did just that with out remembering where I had placed my network password cheat sheet... hence, no internet.

 

Here is the SAS Log

 

Good to here, and the non-presence of an AV program was/is due to a learn-as-I-go approach to my now resolved problem. I did have an AV running prior and during infection up to it's removal.

I thank you for your time and reply, I will begin the final steps asap.

I will keep the software forums in mind assuming a simply re-install doesn't do the trick.

Again thank you.