Infected with Virus

[VinodKulkanri]

Hello,

Looks like im infected with a virus. I'm able to login to the system without any issues but i face the following issues while working

1) svchost.exe consumes lot of memory upto 1,214,956K.

2) When i search anything in google and try to open a link from the search results it directs me to a new site like 'http://carpuma.com/feed.php?kwd=google&url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2F&aff=305'.

I ran malware bytes & mcafee but both haven't identified any viruses in the system. Later on i ran combofix and it said that im infected with rootkit.zeroaccess. It completed the scanning successfully but im not quite sure whether the virus is removed or still exists in the system.

I have attached the log file of Combofix.

Can anyone help me please

Thanks.

TDSSKiller.2.4.5.1_13.02.2012_14.56.25_log.txt

ComboFix.txt

[exile360]

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