OK, eset found only the dead bodies of malware we eliminated.
combofix went ape**** on you, because it found the principal threat that was on your computer - the ZeroAccess (Siresef) rootkit and needed some reboots to get rid of it.
ZA is a nasty piece of work, but it is gone now.
I recommend you change all relevant passwords.
As far as I can see, your computer is
CLEAN.
Time to uninstall used tools.
- Go to Start > Run and type or copy/paste Combofix /uninstall (note the space before the "/") (if you deleted combofix, you should download it again, so it can remove all stuff that it installed on your computer).
- Double click OTL.exe to run it again and click the CleanUp button.
- If we used any other tools and they still remain on your desktop, please delete them manually.
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You need to install the latest version of
Java. Having the latest version is important to take advantage of fixes that have eliminated security vulnerabilities.
- Go to Start > Control Panel
- Double-click on Add or Remove Programs
- Look for entries that say Java, Java RunTime Environment or J2SE.
- Uninstall all of them that are not named Java (TM) 7 Update 5
After doing this, you can go to
java.com, click on
Free Java Download and proceed from there to install the latest version of Java (currently Version 7 Update 5).
After installing Java, go to
Start >
Control Panel >
Java to open the Java Control Panel.
Under the
General tab,
Temporary Internet Files click
Settings, then click
Delete Files.
Select both options and click
OK to delete the Java cache.
Note: only install Java 64-bit if you use a 64-bit browser (which I think you do not).
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Click
here for some final recommendations that may help you to stay clean.