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I know I'm a bit late but family keylogger must be installed by someone with access to your machine.

clean up! is a good one http://www.stevengould.org/software/cleanup/

krystal.... http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=free+online+virus+scan&btnG=Google+Search

I got the same readings with firefox and internet explorer. A side note, for hiding your ip try JAP, its easy, but like all proxies, slows you down. http://anon.inf.tu-dresden.de/index_en.html

according to this, http://hijackthis.de/index.php you have a few issues. This site is a good starter for your hijack this log

port 139 is file and printer sharing, net bios. Make sure net bios is disabled, unless you are using it.

I googled it, and didnt come up with much on it. However, the few instances of tkl.exe ran in windows, not system32. Bad and mof (mofo?) seems like a tipoff that it isnt any good.

adaware from lavasoft. http://www.lavasoftusa.com/software/adaware/

I would also start checking for a keylogger or trojan on your comp.

I'm not sure either, but it is their network, and probably can monitor whats going on.

Something similar to this? http://www.waresight.com/network_surveillance.shtml

Most slowdowns are adware or spyware related. Get adaware from lavasoft and spybot search and destroy, and Microsofts Antispyware beta, and use those. Use google to find them.

Boot up in safe mode and run your virus scan, that may help

Try typing in the ip address in your browser. 64.239.7.84 Trend; symantec 206.204.52.6 Can you run a virus scan in safemode?

Looking at mazservercia.no-ip.org, it could be a possble reverse connecting trojan. I would start doing trojan/virus scans.

bygeek, sorry I missed HJT, wasnt paying attention;) But again, have someone else read the log if you haven't done so, you never know.

You may want to try "Hijack This" and post results at their site, or at Castle Cops. use google

You would probably need to disable live update, and do it all manually, thats my guess. http://www.symantec.com/downloads/ Taking a half hour to install the updates after downloading is WAY too long. Somethings amiss with that. I would suggest a spyware scan. Spyware is the leading cause of...

Start here and poke around a little, you should find something http://www.symantec.com/techsupp/nis/nis_2005_info_solve.html

bobby, what trojan does NAV say it is? You might try a scan and removing it while in safemode. Or the site may have a removal tool, if you know the name of the trojan.