Ran boot scan and got these errors:
1. Repair error 42060
2. Move or Delete error 0x0000022
1. I doubt that it could be repaired as it isn't a system file that is infected, rather a malicious file.
2. This means "access denied" - i.e. the scanning process doesn't have rights to access the file
http://forum.avast.com/index.php?topic=15087.0. Which leads me to believe you didn't do a boot-time scan as windows won't be active. As does the log you gave as as far as I'm aware boot-time logging is very limited and repair isn't an option as the VRDB process isn't running.
How did you initiate the boot-time scan?
Note that there is no file "gui.exe". Only system32.dll files in the Common directory.
That is correct, gui.exe is a file inside the system32.dll file so you won't find it.
David, you mentioned to "take steps". What steps are you talking about? I use Avast in "resident" mode, so my expectations are that it will protect me from crap coming thorugh the Inet pipes.
I can't see anywere on this page were I mentioned taking steps, indeed a search only finds your mention of it. What are you referring to?
If this is what you are on about "take action" then it means download it and set it up.
Have you visited the DropMyRights link in my signature?
More importantly did you take action, because this will help stop future infection making the job in hand a little easier perhaps.