Well if you had success with Malwarebytes perhaps it is not necessary to run Superantispyware. If you would care to try then as you start the computer keep tapping the F8 button and a screen will appear with start up options. Select safe mode, everything will look totally different to the normal startup because only essential drivers have been allowed to start. My concern was the fact you mentioned AVG was not running properly. That is a good indicator of trouble. On reading the initial post a second time it appears you overcame that issue

Hey Squirrel! Oops, what I actually meant was the garage door that you posted on Oct 4th at 19:48, just white. (see above post). The one w/windows. Just switch the garage door on those bottom 2 you just posted to the other (and in white) and that will be the 2 I'm hoping for :) Boy, you are fast!

I have Paint, Adobe Photoshop Elements, Chief Architect and Sketchup, but since I started using Sketchup, stopped using Chief Architect. There's a learning curve on all, but Sketchup delivers amazing results, once you grasp the basics. Draw a rectangle (any size), type in your measurements, there's your footprint. Change to the push pull tool, pull it up, type 8 feet, there's your room. You'll probably use a combination of tools. For our family room built-ins, I designed them with Sketchup and even made a how-to of how I thought DH could put them together using Sketchup (we didn't do the shelves this way), then took screen shots and copied into Paint. The wonderful thing about Sketchup is that it's 3-D, you can rotate around the image to get the view you want. Download Sketchup and take some of the tutorials. I find it helpful to practice on the PC and watch the tutorial on a second device. Good luck!

If you make the pic of a grey card - at the same location you are going to take your photo, and use this information to create a post photo filter to correct a photo taken at the same location at the same light - you can significantly improve the color presentation. Some cameras have this option built in, or you can use post processing available in Lightroom etc. The grey card - or a combination of grey, white and black cards is sold in any specialized camera stores. Not expensive. And plenty of youtube videos on how-to. Regarding what soft to use - the best soft is the one you know really well. Photoshop = while you can produce a super result - is huge... probably way too involved for most of us. Since most of us already got attached to our IPhones and Androids - these gizmos have really good cameras built in - and you can select - inside-outside- fluorescent - tungsten, try them all - and choose the one - that works for this location the best - and go with it.