Lightroom 5.2 64 bit causes windows 8.1 to crash

#Lightroom 5.2 64 bit causes windows 8.1 to crash install#
#Lightroom 5.2 64 bit causes windows 8.1 to crash full#
#Lightroom 5.2 64 bit causes windows 8.1 to crash trial#

Cleaner.exe not detected by mbam or AVG.Found a keylog in plain text (no longer active around the time since rkill terminated cleaner.exe and when the file was moved).

#Lightroom 5.2 64 bit causes windows 8.1 to crash full#

Ran a full scan with AVG, real-time protection picked up one.

Reinstalled AVG Free with full protection and updates.

Restored permissions to corrupted AVG folder using 'Take Ownership shortcut' regkey.

Installed mbam, PUPs were ignored because I know those programs (log attached below).

#Lightroom 5.2 64 bit causes windows 8.1 to crash install#

Still could not install mbam so ran fixdamage.exe.

Booted into my Linux partition to relocate the exe one file location down

Cleaner.exe seemed like a key process for the trojan so I tried removing the exe but could not do so as I did not have permissions.

Ran rkill (I lost the log for the initial cleanup but I recall cleaner.exe being terminated).

#Lightroom 5.2 64 bit causes windows 8.1 to crash trial#

I found some results relating to IDP.Trojan on bleepingcomputer and a few other sites and did some trial and error of my own. They gave up eventually and recommended a restore as they could not install any antivirus/antimalware tools. They tried installing MBAM but kept getting an error (I forgot the code).

I managed to retrieve one of these logs from AdwCleaner below. I brought down the computer to my organisation's IT support and they ran a few adware softwares and removed some additional programs. I also noticed two restore points created around the time of infection and labelled as 'Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable'. I was successful in choosing a restore point prior to that day but the system restore would not be able to complete. I attempted system restore but the window would not appear and I tried running system restore through the 'Repair your computer' at the boot screen. I also noticed that several 'system' processes were running on 32-bit even though i run a 64-bit system. These processes terminated upon disconnection from internet. I rebooted in safe mode and noticed that connecting to the internet resulted in several processes with duplicate names. I attempted to turn on real-time protection but it failed to restart and when I tried accessing the AVG folder I was denied access as I did not have sufficient permissions. Some time later, my computer experienced spikes of 100% CPU usage and the AVG icon on my desktop changed to a generic executable icon. Since it appeared that it was a potential false positive, I went ahead and ran the file after turning of my AVG real-time protection. Since this happens occasionally with my torrent source, I sent the file for aggregate scanning on Virustotal. I picked up a trojan from a torrented file that is not detected as a virus by AVG.