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Hi! I'm having this problem where if i log off an account and try to log in again, there is a 1 min "Loading account settings" (i've checked it and its loading WgaLogon.dll...) and then there is an
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Tx! I'm right now sending you the .log to through mail.
PS: That "similar plea for help" is MY plea for help... unanswered there 
DAP is a common item in troubled machines. I also see other items I'd toss out in the usual HJT analysis. There appear to be some lingering items from some malware to be cleaned up as well as my strongest advice of ejecting DAP.
Read http://forums.cnet.com/5208-6132_102-0.html?forumID=32&threadID=255339&messageID=2533167 as to where to get full service on your HJT log file.
I also see SUBVERSION noted at http://www.liutilities.com/products/wintaskspro/processlibrary/tsvncache/
That helped. Please eject those pests and things may work better.
Bob
That may or may not be a trojan. It's best to head to a HJT forum for a full reading.
However DAP has been trouble for people that bring me their machines. I just eject it.
Bob
Trojan? I don't think so, I've installed TortoiseSVN to manage my Subversion SVN repository 
I've also deleted all of DAP's registry keys, but the problem hasn't gone...
There were more items in that dump. But as you can tell I may not read it properly or know that you installed this or that. There are more errors there but get the people who read it all that time to do this.
Bob
Yeah, I already tried that "I've also tried installing uphclean, which reported this event the first time i logged off and on. ..." with no success.
Tx anyway! 
It seems I've found the answer. It looks like it was my internet (adsl) connection that wasn't letting me log off correctly. The first solution I've found is to close the adsl connection before logging off, though it would be nice to find something more automatic than that.
What I don't know yet is if it has something to do with the firewall.
Should have noticed it earlier... i know... lol
Thanks all of you guys for your help!
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