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Rock, welcome to Sevenforums!

Well, what antivirus software do you have installed? You might also install Malwarebytes to have it remove extra traces, and here is a quick removal tool for you from Microsoft: Microsoft Safety Scanner - Antivirus | Remove Spyware, Malware, Viruses Free

Rock,

before you do anything else, let the safety scanner I sent to you previously run either downloaded from the internet or through a USB drive off of another computer (need to download it to the USB drive, then run it on the computer with the virus). Let it run for as long as it needs without stopping it. It can take hours. It will not install anything on your computer.

Then, update malwarebytes and run a full scan with it. You should be clean after that.

For good measure, make sure windows is completely updated through windows update (many updates close security loopholes). Update everything else, such as Java and Adobe flash. Update everything, like a madman, so that everything is secure. Then do this tutorial to fix any problems that may have been caused through the virus: SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker - created by Brink

Then read on -

...From what I hear of tests performed and comments made here on this forum, AVG is one of the worst antiviruses. I would recommend another. Look here for a discussion on it: What's the Best Anti-virus?, otherwise I recommend Microsoft Security Essentials ...
*However before you install another Antivirus (Should only have 1 antivirus at a time installed or they will conflict), remove AVG with its removal tool: http://download.avg.com/filedir/util..._2012_2125.exe ...
You do not have to remove AVG if you like it for whatever reason. It is just strongly recommended due to experience (I've personally tested it myself). It is probably better than nothing, however (Though I'm not too sure about that one).

Best of luck! Feel free to ask me anything you aren't sure of, and I'll try my best to answer. Let me know how it goes.

Thanks for the assistance! I'm running the MS Scanner right now. Presently there is a monolithic file or destination in the Temp Internet Files folder called UOIMPLGB. The window isn't frozen but it's been stuck on this one for quite some time and it's not elapsing time anymore. The other day, when I had GMER running, I ran into this same problem--GMER was stuck on it for upwards of two hours, and I had to give up and go to bed before it was even done with it.

EDIT: Scan has managed to go through that file. Took almost 20 mins but still much faster than GMER was on it.

Then delete all internet temp files. Under browsing history, select delete internet temp files, hit okay. you may have to go back and uncheck it after.

You're welcome. Glad it is fixed. Remember that updates are your friend, especially your antivirus :)

Note that if you do not use Java, it is a very good idea to disable all java add-ons and uninstall it. It has a higher potential of getting viruses.
Some internet games use Java, but not all. The database aspect of Open Office uses Java, but most people do not use it. Not sure if you have any such programs that may need java to function, but most today do not.

cheers