This is what it is and how it got there. Refer to the link below. This is why you have to be very careful of what you download and where you download it from, especially if the software is free. Video Download Converter Toolbar got on your computer after you have installed a freeware software (video recording/streaming, download-managers or PDF creators) that had bundled into their installation this browser hijacker. This browser hijacker is also bundled within the custom installer on many download sites (examples: CNET, Brothersoft or Softonic), so if you have downloaded a software from these websites, chances are that VideoDownloadConverter was installed during the software setup process. Here is a link that might be useful: Remove Video Converter Toolbar

have you run an updated malwarebytes scan? do that if you have not. Run full scan Malwarebytes' Anti-Malware (Win) - Detecting and Removing Malware

Raven, in a previous thread the OP claimed that he/she was using Windows XP and that this same computer did not have Internet Explorer on it. I was unable to get clarification on this point, nor was I able to find out if this same computer has been upgraded to Service Pack 3 or if it is receiving regular Windows Updates. I suspect that it has NOT been upgraded and is NOT receiving updates. I would love to be proven wrong on all these points if only the OP would provide the info. Perhaps you can get the OP to answer. If in fact it turns out that I am correct, then Raven I humbly submit that your laudable efforts to help the OP are being ignored in whole or in part. SP3 was released over 4 years ago, and if this computer doesn't have it and the updates that followed then the OP has left it wide open to numerous security flaws. Even if I am wrong about SP3 and the updates, I am not filled with confidence when I read that the OP got rid of funmoods by saying "Actually I have no problem with Funmoods, I deleted it from my control panel when it first popped up and haven't seen it since." This says to me that either the OP really has no idea what he/she is doing, or that the OP is totally unable/unwilling to communicate what he/she did do. I will read with interest how this comedy of errors continues to play out. I think the OP needs to do much more than just ask for help over the Internet. Here is a link that might be useful: previous thread

Malwarebytes is much better than spybot, however the browser hijackers are very hard to fully remove, you could go to this support forum and ask for help to clean it they will have you run some special programs on it to get it all cleared off. But that was likely part of the original infection so I would say whoever supposedly cleaned it did not do a very through job Analysis and Malware Removal you will need to register there and post your request for help in that area.