Laptop infected too - Consequence of the horrible "Copyright Violation Alert"

In my previous post a few minutes ago I explained how my pc got infected, but also my laptop caught some nasties while I was transfering files to my pc. My laptop runs Vista Home 32 bits. I followed the instructions from this thread and followed "Vista cleaning procedure" but RootRepeal stalls. First it gave me this message of "PE image not found" or something, I'm sorry I don't remember, it happened only the first time I ran it. Then it ran good but stalled after a few seconds, I don't remember what it says but the main screen states some processes locked to API! I have terminated it three times already because it stalls. The last time I was decided to leave it running the entire night but a small browser came on on top of the rootrepeal browser. The new small browser was transparent so I could read the processes in rootrepeal. I did not touch it for a long while. Then I moved it around and I could see through the browser like through a window. When I closed the browser from the "x" in the right corner, root repeal closed down. Here are the logs, I hope somebody can tell me if I am still infected with rootkits or if I have to skip the rootrepeal step and follow the last one: MGtools.exe

 

Here is the log from MGtools. I am sorry, in both my pc and laptop I do not find the SAS log. I am going to look for it in my pc in the folder you mention in that thread. Here is the MGtools log.zip. I have received today replies to my email acount from many undeliverable mail notices, e-mails that I have not send. Obviuosly this nasty or someone else is sending it or sending itself getting e-mail addresses from my e-mail account.

 

I couldn't sleep early today Sunday and came to my laptop to update and run SAS and Combofix again @ about 2:00am. Well, In Windows vista there's the "Currently Connected" Icon in the system tray. I just happened to roll the mose over it by mere chance and it said I was connected to two networks, one is my regular "Home" network but there was another one that was named "Unidentified Network" that I was connected to. When I went to "Connect or Disconnect" and saw all available networks, sure enough the so called Unidentified Network wasn't there. I right clicked the Icon in the system tray, the menu showed up, at the top of it there's the option to disconect and a submenu. I scrolled over it but it only gave me the option to disconnect from my "Home" network, the Unidentified Network was not in the menu. I ran SAS and CF and the Unidetified Network was still there. I restarted my machine and the Unidentified Network was gone. My wife woke up and started the pc. Went to her e-mail and there was two e-mails supoussedly from me. She opened them up, they're empty but have a web address in them. I googled those addresses and no result were found. Those e-mails were sent one @ 2:00 am early Saturday the day before, and the last one @ 8:30ish Saturday afternoon. However, my laptop seems to be working fine. I do not know if that unidentified network has anything to do with the e-mails all my contacts are receiving from me or if my computers are being used by somebody or something else. I also ran Rootrepeal but as usual it stalled, only this time I did get a log.txt file.

Also I have an "Access denied" message when I try to run these hidden shortcuts that I hadn't seen before:
C:\Documents and Settings
C:\System Volume Information
C:\Program Data\Application Data
C:\Program Data\Desktop
C:\Program Data\Documents
C:\Program Data\Start Menu
C:\Program Data\Templates

it says for example

C:\System Volume Information is not accesible.
Access is denied

These hiden shortcuts appear throughtout, I mean in the 'Users" folder, in owner's folder, etc. and others. I tried deleting one or two and it deleted them but I cannot open them, Is this normal?

Here are the logs.

 

Thanks again for your help. I guess I must asume that the double connection to the Internet I discovered has nothing to do with this infection, right? I will try to keep myself protected following your advices then. Here are the logs from SAS the first, second and third and last time I ran it, although I am clean now, for whatever it's worth I am uploading them and hope that you get a chance to take a look at them and give me a quick feedback.
Thanks again