Yeah I can check around for a disk. Thanks for all your help.

Dr. Web

SR.vbs;C:\WINDOWS\Desktop;Probably BATCH.Virus;;
SBWebCtl.dll;C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\SBUtils;Adware.WebHancer;;
0032[1].EXE;C:\WINDOWS\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\C12LA72R;Win32.Virut.5;Cured.
C.bat;C:\Program Files\%systemdrive%\32788R22FWJFW;Probably BATCH.Virus;;
hidec.exe;C:\Program Files\%systemdrive%\32788R22FWJFW;Win32.Virut.5;Cured.;
hidec.exe;C:\Program Files\%systemdrive%\32788R22FWJFW;Win32.Virut.5;Cured.;
psexec.cfexe;C:\Program Files\%systemdrive%\32788R22FWJFW;Program.PsExec.171;;
Process.exe;C:\Program Files\%systemdrive%\SDFix\apps;Tool.Prockill;;
A0230481.CPY;C:\_RESTORE\TEMP;Win32.Virut.5;;

with about 20K+ more of those restore temps. I couldn't attach the log and it was taking too long to copy delete and paste them into new foldersAlthough they're not always cooperative, you can try asking Dell to ship a CD out to you. Once you can get a copy, it should be easy as pie to take care of the REST of your issues.

There's another thing I just thought of. This isn't advised, but you could try using System Restore to go back as far as you can. SEARCH for the rundll32.exe file (should be in C:\WINDOWS on an ME computer) and copy it to a flashdrive. Then undo the System Restore and place the file where it goes. Keep in mind that this is a longshot, and like I said, I don't ADVISE it. With the file currently missing, there is a chance that it would not work properly.