You could try downloading hijack this and looking for suspicious crap and booting in safe mode to delete them.

http://www.download.com/Trend-Micro-HijackThis/3000-8022_4-10227353.html

http://www.computerhope.com/delhlp.htm

Found Nothing

Ran the scan and seems way over my head.

Yrag sent me one more thing test and testing as i write this. He also says if the last scan i did did not find anything then more than likely there is nothing active in my computer.  I almost believe it because thing has slowed down a lot.

I also want everyone to know that i did two thing when virus got in.

1 -  I Bought a wireless printer/scanner/fax/photo/copier from hp.  so i had to install soft wear for it.

2 -  I did a search on goggle for Quest helper for World of Warcraft add-on. all i did was clicked on the search text and it seemed like something was suspicious. I want to let you know that i did no download. just clicked on search page to take me to quest helper web page.

Not sure which one i did first.

when i did a boot scan with Avast it did find a virus and it was in a hp connection.

This is what lead to this virus i got.

Update-

TrojanHunter is about half done but it did find a virus.

C:\programs\HP|Digital Imaging\{20B3 bunch of #}setup\hpzshl01.exe(Adware.Vapsup.290)

I hope this is it.

So, the HP drivers were infected?

Somebody better tell them!

Don, I neglected to tell you about one of the best and first programs I use in the case of any virus, and it is free. Download RemoveitPro and run it, delete anything it finds. I swear by this app.

Locates & Removes many new dangerous files including Spyware, Malware, Virus, Worms, Trojan's and Adware that other popular AV programs do not find.

   http://www.incodesolutions.com/removeit.php

The HP file that is "infected" could be a false postive. I would submit that to Virus Total.

Ok.  Jim

I did a quick scan and it found this.

I have been infected with virus (Win32.Unknown.Random.X)  

Its funny that all other scans have not found this.  It is in my startup folder under Power Reg Schedule V3

Not sure Jim if i should delete it. or if the soft wear will clean it. Since you use it. let me know what you do.

Delete the sucker. Anytime theres Unknown or noName in the name, which I am sure you saw in HiJack this, delete it. If it has no name, it ain't good.

As for it being funny that the other scans missed it, remember my post:   Locates & Removes many new dangerous files including Spyware, Malware, Virus, Worms, Trojan's and Adware that other popular AV programs do not find

Well I am keeping that tool.

Now comes the test. Will i keep getting the emails.

Time will Tell

Ill keep you posted

Thanks Everyone! Thanks Yrag!

Getting on good terms with your registry is a good idea when you run into a problem like this.

I think the removit software nailed the virus. not 100% sure yet because i got on demon error mail like i have been getting and at the same time i got a email from spam master.uk.  And looked like it was trying to do some test. It had a bunch of symbols and then A bunch of attempt Failed in the email.

If anyone out there think they have a Mal-wear or Trojan or virus.   Give Removit a try

Jim...just downloaded it for myself as well. Many thanks for a valuable addition to my "armor". 

I have been watching this post also and couldn't do any better on the advice then that that you received from here. Talking about the armor up part. I have used Norton for 7 years now and it dose not catch all of it and sometimes I wonder if it was worth the money involved but it has saved my neck in searching on the web and the mail more then once! I use the Malware remover,RemoveIt Pro v4 - SE ,  and Adaware . I have been working on getting familiar with the registry also. I have learned to be some what comfortable with it. But I stress this point now! I am not comfortable enough to take on the HiJack program with out the help of those who know what they are doing. The first time I tried it even with help I still had to reinstall Windows so be careful. Even advanced users of (HiJack This) make mistakes. Keep your system backed up ever so often so you can help them help you.

Hey Don, send me an email as I am ready to reinstall Windows anyhow. I agree with PuterDudeJim as I like to reinstall Windows ever so often anyways. Ill let you know what what happens in this post here!

Emails have come to almost a stop. i have only gotten 2 of the spam master.uk. emails. Which looks like its a test but its says a failed.

I have used the RemoveIT tool on my sons computer and it caught 3 viruses that the others did not see.

Thanks Jim once again.

Mary. I am ready to test again

You are welcome Don. 

Here I sit at 2:00 in the morning baking chicken for the raccoons and working on the WB. Should have something to send to you in a short while Don. Glad your back on track !

Be a bit careful with Remove-it, it gives false positives to Digital Persona fingerprint software installed with many fingerprint readers including on some HP systems, the file it recommends to delete is DpPwdFlt.dll in system32 directory, doing so could cause you to be locked out of your user account and/or laptop.

If it recommends deletion of dll s right click on them to inspect properties and which programs they are needed for, Dependency Walker can be helpful too.

I agree about Norton which is why I added Avast!

Have fun with the reinstall....uh! I guess I dislike it for the same reason I never went into surgery.

Very good advice, Ausvet!