spooldr.sys infection

I reinstalled xp sp3 1 week back, after which i occasionally got bluescreen with stop error. Initially i just ignored it and rebooted, and ignored the error reporting dialog too.
But now it is frequently giving blue sreen and stop error, so yesterday after a blue screen error i rebooted windows and allowed ms error reporting console to send the report, after sending the error report internet explorer popped up and informed that this was caused due to a driver named "spooldr.sys", and is a malware.
I ran a full scan of KIS 2009 in high security mode but it didnt find either spooldr.sys or peacom trojan. Rather it found "jwgkvsq.vmx" in F (ext hd)/recycler/S-5-3-42-2819952290-8240758988-879315005-3665/.
It prompted for the action to be taken, and i selected to delete it, for which it asked a reboot which i allowed, but even after reboot the infection sustained and kaspesky prompted again, but its unable to remove it after several tries.
Another thing is that kis2009 is not working properly, i mean sometimes its protection gets disabled automatically, and i am unable to activate it...
I cant handle it so i m posting here the logs which i collected after doing "read and run me", looking for ur help...
Sorry for not attaching mgtools log as it is stuck at this screen-


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32 bit Windows OS found

Running scan with GetUnkeys.bat - 08/11/2006 by Chaslang and ShadowPuterDude

32 bit Windows OS found
adding: GetUnKey.txt (188 bytes security) (deflated 89%)


Running scan with GetRunKeys.Bat - (c) 01/28/2006 By Chaslang


NOTE: Ignore any error messages about not finding registry keys!
Just wait for the program to finish running!!


Will attach it as it completes the process...

 

Here is the mgtools log...

 

Thanks for responding...

Tried that it says "access denied". I forgot to mention in my last post that Kaspersky detected it as Net-Worm.Win32.Kido.ih. In the meantime i googled for it and found KK_v3.4.7 from Kaspersky lab. It deleted that file easily.

Yes it is always plugged in.

That didnt help.

Which s/w issues are u pinting at?

I uninstalled sunjava intentionally temporarily, i will install it again after my pc becmoes clean.

I am concerned about the bluescreens and then the error reporting telling me that "spooldr.sys" is the cause.
I googled it to get some info and came to know that it is a rootkit and cant be detected by most of the security softwares. It disables even the Kaspersky.
Please help me in detecting and removing this nasty thing...

 

Sorry for replying late.
There is no such process as u mentioned.
No file with such name.
I dont think its from email as i dont use email much.
I ran rootkit revealer, but i it hangs when i try to save the log.
I was so annoyed of this problem that i did a clean reinstall, formatting all drives except the external hard drive (i dont have any medium to backup the data on it).
Flashed the bios and cd drive as well.
Everything seemed ok except Kaspersky oftenly notifying that some "unknown application is trying to access some of my installation files stored in ext hd, which is password protected", though the system is idle.
There was no bsod after reinstall.
So i decided to install utorrent and download torrents. within 10 minutes of running utorrent i got a bsod with same stop error, and i was astonished when windows error reporting again pointed out that "spooldr.sys" is the culprit, which is probably a malware.
Is utorrent rogue?
Is microsoft dumb to find spooldr.sys though nothing else is able to find it?
How can this thing survive after a clean reinstall, with so many precautions (too many to mention) being taken by me that no malware could survive.
Please help, this has become mysterious...