Part of the issue looks like it isn't really pointing to yahoo so don't know what 
the issue is but probably on your side with your ISP.  Just got an email from annoyances 
for a reply to my post on the XP forum, so that side looks OK.

As for the virus scan, keep an eye on it and post back if the error happens again. 
 A virus scan will not detect a lot of the malware out there.  Malware scans are 
a specialized detection process that Adaware or Spybot and other programs need to 
run to handle spyware type infections.  I've never had much luck with online scans 
for deep infections.  Sometimes, nothing but manual elimination will work after a 
Hijack This log is posted on a malware site.  They are specialists at finding those 
little buggers that hide from you.  Then they will tell you what you have to do and 
what if any program will take care of it.

If it continues, we can point you to one of those sites.  Now the question becomes, 
how is your system getting infected.  What programs do you run for malware/virus 
protection on the computer?  I know you have posted before but don't recall any of 
that info if you did post it.  (sometimes short memory here)  ;-(

Finally, for Win 9X/ME, most of us find that it has to be reinstalled periodically 
for best operation.  Win 9X code seems to "rot", basically due to design, and old 
16 bit code which limits what we can do with the operating system.

Just out of curiosity, are you trying to send through the annoyances website or to 
my yahoo email directly?







On Tuesday, December 11, 2007 at 9:51 am, elmoticky wrote:

>C.K. Yesterday I ran a java base solution virus scan

>using an on-line free Trend Micro program. I have

>previoulsy used this program with good success. I

>had two infected files that were automatically deleted by this type scan.

>

>I have not seen the Kernell error that started these

>postings but continue to be unable to reply to your

>comments.

>

>I tried to reply to your latest response and got the

>same Mailer-Daemon error -- 'unable to send".

>I scrolled back to the message that got the latest

>error and clicked send again. 

>

>However, the reply went directly to Mailer-Daemon

>and not to you....I did not get any message of error or anything....Is this strange 

>or what?

>

>Anyway, C.K. since I checked my preferences like

>you suggested, I note that my e-mail is the one that I am now using, so I will continue 

>to try to find

>out what the deal is.

>
 

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