results of "read & run me first" for removal of Win32.BHO.je

Ok, so I have been having problems with my "new" HP Laptop running Vista 32 bit. Running slower, and no matter what antivirus I put on it, IE gets hijacked 100% and cannot get on the internet. Firefox about 50% of webisites load, others load for a second and then either "this page cannot be displayed" or "this page cannot load". I was thinking all this time it was my AV (using Nod32) so after every attempt at changing settings, I ended up putting Kaspersky on and to my surprise I still have the same problem.
After doing a scan with Spybot, I discovered Win32.BHO.je, after googling it realized it could very well be my problem. Spybot said that it fixed it originally, but I didnt really believe that it could kill such a trojan.

I followed the steps to your READ & RUN ME FIRST, and am ready to post the results for the applications I ran. First SuperAntispyware log, second Malwarebyte log, third Combofix log, and I have attached the MGlogs.zip to my post.
Thank you in advance for the helpful steps, I am interested to know what you see because after re-installing Nod, I still, after all that, had the same dang problem with IE not working, and at this point am QUITE frustrated.
HELP!!!!!

 

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Apologies............Here are the attached logs.

 

Sorry for not replying quickly.

Well I am glad that I killed everything there was to kill on my laptop.

I am the owner of it and there is only one account on it, which is the administrative account.
I did the installing of cybersitter, as I have young children that enjoy the net and would like them to be protected from encountering questionable content.

That being said, I have no idea what "WebCheck" is and if I am responsible for turning that on, I had no idea. Unless it is part of cybersitter??

So I am getting cyber sitter is a bad thing? I usually disable it when I am using the computer but if that is causing the heavy filtering that I am experiencing even when it is disabled then, yes that is surely my problem. IE does not work at all if I have an antivirus on, but as soon as I unistall it, it works fine.
About the start up mode, I REALLY did go in and change it, when I saw this in your reply I went in to double check and yes, for some reason my change didnt stick, not sure why, maybe I didnt restart right after I did it. But I have changed it back to normal start up now that you brought it to my attention.

So is your suggestion to remove cybersitter? I am checking the link for the webcheck that you attached. Still not sure what that is.

 

Yes, its the strangest thing, when I completely uninstall either AV that I have tried, (Nod32 3.0 and Kaspersky 8.0) IE and firefox works 100%. When I install either of them, IE doesnt work 100% and firefox about 50% website access.

I had thought that I had a virus, but now that is ruled out, I am back to square one.

I dont use a separate firewall, and am not completely sure if these AV's have one that is doing this. I am just using the standard set up. I dont know that I am knowledgeable enough to confidently play with the settings.

Could it be Vista?