Help! - "Not enough quota available to process this command"

I've never done anything with "customizing logon screens." In fact, I'm the only user so I never even log off (I just use restart or shut down when I leave for long periods of time)

I am running Mcaffey Virus scan with definitions up to date (version 4.0.4409). The scans initially found and fixed some "viruses", but the problems persist and all scans now are clean.

I have run adware away v2.2.4 and Spybot Search and Destroy v1.3.

I have HijackThis! but am not sure how to use it, so I have not yet.

Any thoughts are greatly appreciated.

"Out of the blue yesterday, I was all of a sudden unable to connect to the internet..."

Since it just happened yesterday try System Restore back to when it worked?

"The scans initially found and fixed some "viruses", but the problems persist "

Think over what behaviour is letting these virus onto the machine. Some run P2P software or other and while an antivirus can remove the virus, the damage is done.

In closing the NAMES of the virus are important as well as a new post in the Security Forum so to have people see if a cure is known for the damage.

Bob

Thanks for the advice. Unfortunately, I didn't catch the names of the viruses removed by mcaffee. Does it create a log somewhere?

Also, this did occur just yesterday. How do I do a system restore to yesterday morning?

Hey, I actually just found my Mcaffee logs..
it cleaned 5 files infected with "BackDoor-BDD",
6 files infected with "BackDoor-CLH", and 1 file infected with "Generic Downloader.j"

These were all removed at the same time last night and all registered as "trojans"

Such trojans offer remote controls and uncontrolled damage to the system.

AGAIN, I ask you think over how such got into this system and take steps to stop up the leaks.

System restore may help.

Bob

I'm not very familiar with "system restore". How do I run it?

Sorry to be so naive.

I do have p2p installed, but I will remove it and hope that helps prevent future problems.

1. You are making repairs very difficult since you kept the P2P item a secret till now. And even then you only told 1/2 the needed truth. It's your choice to not share with people that are trying to bail you out.

2. If you press Start, Help and Support and type in System Restore, then you would find out how to use it. And you have Google.com Again, you are not availing yourself of the best help.

I am not in anyway whipping you or chastising you. Just writing it as plainly as I can.

Think about this.

Bob

I really do appreciate your help...I'm not trying to withhold info, I'm just frustrated and fairly new to this, so I'm not all that sure what info is pertinent to the problem. Thank you for your patience.

Kain,

You need to say what P2P program you are using. Some P2P's, alledgedly Kazaa amongst others, come bundled with malware within the install program itself.

If you are using Kazaa, do a Google search for Kazaa at http://www.google.com, stand back when the thousands of articles are listed and read some of them and what people and anti virus establishments think of it. Never download and install a P2P program just because it looks good, or the web page looks cool. Research it first.

As with all P2P programs, you have to be aware that you do not download from the P2P program itself, but all it does is connect you to other like users all over the world. Therefore you must practice caution.

Anything you download from other people, and I mean anything, movies, games, pictures, music, could secretly be holding a virus or other infection. So before you open the file you download, you should scan it with your anti-virus scanner, and the scanner should be kept up to date with it's virus definitions.

Mark