Maybe the virus changed something in the registry or you didn't get all of the virus removed?   I'm just guessing here. 

Look at the screenshot.

2. No.

3. Done

4. SSD

5. I'll check.

I made the recovery drive flash drive.

So you have the recovery flash drive...have you used it?

What virus did you have and how did you fix it?

Can you try after C:\Windows\system32> enter c: and then 'enter'

You should get 

C:\>

now enter (immediately after the C:\>attrib –s –h *.* /S /D    There's a space between attrib and -s and -h and *.* and /S and /D

Which will unhide files which shouldn't have been hidden (and might have been by the virus) and make them readable and fixable.

Then try sfc /scannow in admin mode.

No, I get C:\Windows\system32> again

There's little question that you had a virus that reset things.

Did you look this virus up...and what it does, exactly - i.e. which settings it changes?

Which virus was it, Jim?

You can try this software to fix the effects of the virus [review of it] : http://www.ghacks.net/2010/02/09/recover-operating-system-after-virus-attack/

download here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/viruseffectremo/

Actually, I am having a few other problems as well, like my mouse double clicking when it should be single clicking, and my PC runs a disk check at every reboot.

Considering a clean reinstall, if the repair install doesn't work. 

You have to make sure it's gone, Jim. Don't you remember the name of the Trojan?

Once you have the name of the Trojan, you look it up on the net...especially at ESET and the antiviral software sites.

They generally have exact instructions as to how to remove it.

Do what they say before trying to repair effects.

OK, after looking up the virus, which was trojan.sirefef.gy,it said to run KasperskyTDSSkiller, then ComboFix. I did those, and cleaned what was found, then ran SFC scannow and it ran 100%. Found some stuff, and fixed them!

Seems all is well, at the moment.

Thanks for the help, Doc.

Thanks Jafo. Now, if only I knew where I got the virus....

I'm guessing an infected site, maybe even facebook. It settled in the Google folder, so I was probably using Chrome at the time?

 in Windows you use:

cd c:\

 the folder ( C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Desktop ) doesnt even exist on standart, if created by a trojan your AV must be out of date,lame or the attack above low budget...in this last case i would not just sit back and cross my fingers that everything is fine
Not to mention that this is a very strange place for a trojan to settle...

All i read was that the problem is fixed but could you provide a bit more info on how you fixed it and what was found?

If you do not know the name i have one for you that is related to that folder its called Tr.Zaccess/Zeroaccess
...could be a trojan / or a rootkit

Edit just read more about it:
https://forums.malwarebytes.org/index.php?showtopic=133003

before you look through the log
make a search on the page if you like ( CTRL + F ) not type systemroot\system32

something like that should be highlighted as text 
[ZeroAccess][Junction] en-US : C:\Program Files\Windows Defender\en-US >> \systemroot\system32\config [-] --> FOUND

That is BAD! 

 

Well, all scan show I'm now clean, but it looks like maybe a format and reinstall may be in order.   

Could blow in a backup, but I'm also having a disk check every boot.  

I normaly do not make postings to "BUMP" but in this case i think it is wise because i dont know if MR. RND/JIM uses online Banking
IF someone has his contact inform him kindly TY
OH and BUMP!