I was afraid you had more tojans, but not that many! You may want to try Kaspersky's online scan as well. Did you use Trendmicro's CWShredder tool as well? I am not sure what to do with those infected files and you don't want to delete them, but you can do the following.
1. First, the bank you are dealing with you need to tell them how infected your computer was with trojans and that you need to change your access codes, PIN#, or however you do it, because hackers can steal your information.
2.RUN to your nearest Staples, Radio Shack, Best Buy, Circuit City, or Office Depot and buy yourself a Router, either a Linksys or Netgear. You can purhase them wireless but something tells me your PC isn't set-up for wireless, so go with a wired one. A router is absolutely essential for protection. You can get a good one for around $50 or a little more and they are not hard to set up.
3. You need a new anti-virus. Obviously your old one has continuously failed. I never even heard of it before. There is a good free one called AVG. Many people use it and swear by it and they just released a new version.
The best $ anti-virus programs are Kaspersky and NOD32. If Kaspersky is #1 then NOD32 is #1A in detection rates. However, NOD32 takes some serious configuration in the beginning, so I say Kaspersky if you are not going AVG. You have to pay and download it online -- but do this after you got your router up and running.
* Before installing a new anti-virus you will need to uninstall your current anti-virus program first. You should be able to do this through your control panel.
4. You will want a firewall. The Windows one may be the only one you will need, but Zone Alarm Free or Comodo (also free) wilol give better protection, especially outbound protection. You can find them online and download them from their respective sites.
* Before installing a new firewall you will have to disable the Windows one through the Control Panel. Two firewalls running at the same time will cause all kinds of issues.
5. I really like Webroot's Spysweeper for continuous protection from malware/spyware. Their shields have saved my rear-end more times than I can recall. The only drawback is that it takes over two hours to do a periodic sweep, so do it when you don't need your PC. Like Kaspersky and NOD32, this company is always updating information for continuous protection.
Good fre spyware removers are Adaware and Spybot (which I think you may be able to use now).
* Another tool I recoomend CCleaner, it is free, and there are absolutely no pop-ups or spyware associuated with it.
* If you want to go with a full internet security suit I recommend Kaspersky (NOT Norton or McAfee!).
Hope this helps.
