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How can I get rid of Troj_Generic.DIS

I have a Dell Optiplex GX620 on my network that has been getting the blue screen of death lately.  The blue screen error code is 0x0000008E (0xC0000005, 0x80573FBD, 0xAA73FBE8, 0x00000000).  I have chatted with Dell and they told me to run the system Diagnostic CD.  They said it was propably a memory issue.  The system passed all Dell Diagnostic test, including a custom memory test.

I work for a local municipality and we run Trend Micro Office Scan.  All other PC's on the network have Scan engine version 8.911.  The machine in question is stuck at version 8.900.  I have to update the scan engine from the machine as well as from the server.  I disjoined the machine from the domain and put it back in a workgroup.  I removed Office Scan and installed and ran Trend Micro PC-Cillin 2008 and it found a problem that it could not fix.  It found a TROJ_GENERIC.DIS, the infected file is C:\windows\system32\logoff.log.

I have attached the Hijack This Log.

Please help me, how can I get rid of this thing.  There are a lot of Police Dept system setup and configured on this machine and really do not want to reimage it.
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I will try that and let you know what happens.  Thanks.
Hi LingerLonger

The program you suggested found the problem (Worm.AutoRun) and deleted it.  Do I need to run another full scan to ensure that it is gone?  
I am now trying to get Trend Micro Office Scan to install on th emachine from my server.  It will not install, I get the pop up that says install an ActiveX control and I click to install it and then it just pops up over and over.  Also when I try to install windows updates, it gets stuck on scanning for updates.  I think there is something wrong with IE 7.  Do trojans or worms usually mess up the settings in IE??