Windows Defender / Unwanted Items

WD identified some spyware/adware on my machine the other day and when I
tell it to "Remove" or "Quarantine" I get an error message that says:

"Windows encountered an error: 0 x 80501001. One or more actions could be
completed successfully. Do you want details of this error?"

When I click "yes" I get the "history" window opens showing multiple
instances of the offending programs, specifically:
Software Bundler:Win32/KaZaA
TrojanDownloader:Win32/WebP2PInstaller

It has the date and a message in the right hand column that states an error
was encountered. I've gone to the bottom of the "frame" for more details,
clicked on the links that tell you what to do, followed those instructions
and still can't get rid of these messages. Problem this is creating is that
I ALWAYS have an "!" (exclamation point) on my WD icon in the system trary,
which basically makes using WD useless. Any ideas or suggestions would be
greatly appreciated.

OS: XP


Sincerely,

Jeff Bue
Newark, Texas

"Texas Smoke" <texas_smoke69_1999 DeleteThis @yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> WD identified some spyware/adware on my machine the other day and when
> I tell it to "Remove" or "Quarantine" I get an error message that
> says:


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