There are some things in the ComboFix report that I want to bring your attention to:
1. You are running a P2P program: c:\\Program Files\\uTorrent\\uTorrent.exe
Please see the P2P section in Step 3
HERE where you are urged to Uninstall File Sharing/P2P Programs.
If you are not aware of the dangers of file sharing programs, Please see
THIS.
2. You are using c:\\Program Files\\RayV\\RayV\\RayV.exe which makes me wonder what you are doing with all that data!
RayV –
turning live streaming into a business
If you are a TV channel owner looking to expand or a content owner ready to create your own TV channel.
3. You are running Football Manager 2008 which has a
HUGE database. A section of it has
LOCKED REGISTRY KEYS. This means that the basic malware cleaning programs can't remove any malware in them-if any.
4. You are using c:\\Program Files\\Steam\\SteamApps\\common\\football manager 2009\\fm.exe"
Some privacy concerns
Forced auto-updates
Phishing
The box which appears if a user attempts to send their password to someone through Steam Friends
Since Steam accounts give their owner access to all of their games on any computer, phishing is common. Usually, a user will pose as an administrator of Steam. They will inform a user that their account is to be closed unless they reveal their password for validation purposes. Valve has taken action to prevent this.
Despite this, phishers are often successful and accounts are stolen regularly
You have a button for Real Player:{CD67F990-D8E9-11d2-98FE-00C0F0318AFE}
It can be removed, but unless you remove Real Player it will come back.
Are there any viruses/malware remaining from the files now?
Not that I can see.
You can remove the cleaning tools now:
Download OTCleanIt HERE & save it to your desktop.
Double click on OTCleanIt.exe.
Click on CleanUp!.
It will go thorough the list and remove all of the tools it finds and then delete itself (requiring a reboot).
You will receive a prompt that it needs to restart the computer to remove the files>
Click Yes.
It will restart your computer automatically. If it doesn't, please restart your computer manually.
Clear your existing System Restore points and establish a new clean restore point:
Go to Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > System Restore> Select Create a restore point> OK.
* Next, go to Start > Run and type in cleanmgr
"Ensure the selection is on C:\ and click on OK"-
* Select the *More options* tab
* Choose the option to clean up System Restore and OK it.
* This will remove all restore points except the new one you just created.
Let us know if you need more help and keep in mind what I mentioned.