Kernal panic after recent update

Question

I had just updated my Macbook Pro OS X, and then restarted my computer so that the updates would apply. Since then, my Mac has been having random kernal errors. Every time I try to access something, i.e. internet, antivirus software, documents, etc., it would take an incredibly long time to get them working.
For some odd reason, I don't know if this is the major problem, but there's a random non-operating program called wine that is reeking havok on my CPU drive (it reads 90-100.3% CPU space).
I've so far tried:
Reparing my hardrive
Checking for any virus' from my AV
None of these have worked at all.
Any help is appreciated.

Answer 1

Another user recently reported WINE hogging his Mac, and said he had not installed anything like that.
It turned out that MacKeeper (a badly-behaved bit of software some are calling a Trojan Horse, some are calling malware) is a Windows program ported to the Mac using WINE. So you may need to remove MacKeeper.
If you are using an Admin account for daily use, you should create a new Admin account and demote you daily-use account to a non-Admin regular user. This makes it more difficult for downloaded software to auto-install, as the "enter an Admin username and password" Dialog will come up.