No right-click on desktop, no wallpaper, missing icons

[Fin]

I noticed yesterday that when I tried to right-click on my desktop that nothing was happening and my shortcuts etc had disappeared. I rebooted to see if this helped, but this only resulted in my wallpaper being replaced with solid black.

I've been through the advised steps for preliminary removal of malware and this has resolved the issues, but I'd really appreciate it if someone can check over my logs to make sure there isn't anything lurking that might cause the same problem again, or something worse.

During the cleanup process a couple of things showed up which were fixed.
The rootkit scan (AVG) showed no results.
Attached are the log files.
I'm running Vista.

Thanks very much in advance for any help!

 

[Daproblemis]

Did you install the service pak for Vista? If so, unstall it. I installed it, same thing. Also some strange things? Do you have more than one antivirus program installed?

 

[Blind Dragon]

Your logs look clean, but they don't always show everything so let's get a 2nd opinion


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