Well what exactly is the problem? You have a keylogger that was blocked/denied access or is something else going on?

Isn't there an IA/INFOSEC person you can take it to?

Hopefully your anti-adware program has also identifies the offending keylogger program so you can examine it. You need to make sure that it truly is a being identified correctly and not a false positive.  If the keylogger is really being blocked by your program, you are not in immediate  danger (at least not form this particular malware) and you can take some time to research the particulars.

What is the name of the keylogger?  The IAs I know over in the sandbox are pretty good at helping folks, if not call always call the geeks on the TNC.

I would first check your adware program logs for information regarding this keylogger. Maybe you'll find clues that will tell you where it came from. Try looking for the first entry or the first time the program detected it. Also, if you know the name of the keylogger use the following command in a dos shell This will you give the creation date/time for all the files that have this name. With this information you can start looking for system/application logs that were generated around this date.

Furthermore, if you want, you can use HijackThis  (http://www.trendsecure.com/portal/en-US/tools/security_tools/hijackthis) and post the log for me to analyze.