Virus problem XP, IE, and the system registry.

OK here goes...

First of all, my PC has been infected by the doctor Antispyware, a rogue antivirus program... I managed to download malwarebytes. I then internet DISSCONNECTED, ran the scan and manually delete the other files the registry and program running "ave.exe".

It seemed to work... 5 minutes later I got now XP Total security pop up! also an another rogue anti virus that pretends to be the windows Security Center. It proved my pc... firewall and created fake virus warning popup windows - up every 10 seconds.

I tried restoring the system several times using different restore points, no luck, the pc said it couldn't restore because there had been no change.

So, I repeated the previous process and he dissappeared... but a large number of important system files! None of my programs would open... He would bring to the contrary the 'open with' box ' the only thing that would work was the net.

I have re-connected to the internet in the hope to use this forum... to find that it was now IE8? (summer id utiliser7)
Somehow, the pc had uploaded and intalled IE 8 without knowing me... and everything being dissconnected on the net! ??

Now, whenever I'm doing a search or click on a link I get re directed to sites randomly... or a box pops up saying page get is suspicious and I get sent to the Spyware Doctor site!

So there must be something still on my pc...

I get a warning of viruses for "Win32 patched. GOD
I don't know if it's real or another hoax, whenever I go to vault avg, that he is back, even if I delete the completely infected file it just reappears.

Any help is much appreciated!

Please note that is no longer, we analyze HiJack this log to files on this forum. Please, don't post log files.

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