If you have not resolved the problem yet, please note that a possible fix has been posted (by user bhringer) here.
You may wish to try using HitmanPro 3.7 (v3.7.5.198-Beta) with Kickstart 2.2.
A HitmanPro.Kickstart User Manual & FAQ (PDF File) is available here.
"The latest variant of ZeroAccess/Sirefef disables Microsoft Security Essentials and Windows Defender by placing a Reparse Point (Junction/Symbolic Link) on the files of these products. The result is that these antivirus products are disabled by the malware! More info can be found here at KernelMode.info."
"This BETA release of HitmanPro now detects and removes these Reparse Points so that the mentioned AV products will function again."
See original Source.
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On june 3, 2013, BETA release of HitmanPro referenced above was RTM'd to final version 3.7.6 Build 201, to include improvements, fixes and "additional repairs of folders and corresponding files in Winsxs folders. In addition, ACL security is reset". See: HitmanPro Release History.
For additional information, see: HitmanPro rescues anti-virus programs from malware attack.
To download the latest version of the tool, please visit HitmanPro 3.7 with Kickstart download site.
HitmanPro.Kickstart User Manual & FAQ (Video & PDF File) is available here.
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See probably related/additional information:
- MMPC's Encyclopedia entry on the Win32/Sirefef malware family. Please make sure to see the 'Additional remediation steps' section in this entry for more information/additional repairs that might be needed afterwards.
- Microsoft Security Advisory 2846338.
Good Luck - Please post back and tell us how it goes.
PD.- David s. cole and Footos29 might wish to give it a shot whilst still awaiting for their disks :-)