Once you do what kimsland has instructed, consider this:
You have (Trojan.TDSS) in the system Restore points. These are protected files and the cleaning programs don't remove them. We will have to drop the old restore points when clean. In the meantime, do NOT use system Restore.
SAS is showing WinFixer, Vundo, Rootkit.TDSServ and Tracking Cookies. All those entries need to be removed. We can reset the Cookie later.
Bottom line: you have WAY too many programs and processes starting up! You're also running the File Sharing BitComet- this is like a magnet for malware!
I am also noticing that the Toshiba systems have an enormous number of processes set to start on boot. I have to wonder if users realize this, check them out and stop what they don't use or need to start on boot. One example is:
O4 - Global Startup: RAMASST.lnk = C:\WINDOWS\system32\RAMASST.exe
Product: RAMASST.exe or RAMAsst Application or CD Burning of Windows XP disabling tool for DVD MULTI Drive or RAMASST.exe ...
Do you use this? Do you really need it starting on boot and running in the background ALL the time?
We'll see what the new logs show. Be sure to run all three programs in the correct order and attach the new logs.
OK, kimsland?