Quarantine Message?

When I was coming back to my computer from getting a cup of coffee, I saw a small alert message in the system tray area of my computer. It was for my ESET Nod 32 software and it said something about ESET being unable to upload suspicious files from the quarantine (or something like that... I only got a very brief look at the message before it disappeared).

Anyone know what this message might be referring to, or if there's a way for me to get it back so I can review it more thoroughly?

Thanks.

 

Is there an error message logged in the ESET Event log?

 

Is this the error log? If so, I don't see anything for today at least.

1/13/2011 1:37:49 PM Kernel Statistical information was sent to ESET.
1/13/2011 1:37:49 PM Kernel Statistical information was sent to ESET.
1/13/2011 1:37:39 PM Kernel Statistical information was sent to ESET.
1/13/2011 1:37:27 PM Kernel Virus signature database successfully updated to version 5785 (20110113).
1/13/2011 9:35:39 AM Kernel Statistical information was sent to ESET.
1/13/2011 9:35:38 AM Kernel Virus signature database successfully updated to version 5784 (20110113).
1/13/2011 7:35:07 AM Kernel Statistical information was sent to ESET.
1/13/2011 7:35:06 AM Kernel Statistical information was sent to ESET.
1/13/2011 7:35:05 AM Kernel Virus signature database successfully updated to version 5783 (20110113).

 

If I go to Detected Threats, this one is listed (see below). And if I go over to the Quarantine panel, I see it listed there as well. What is the proper way to handle this file? My options seem to be limited to "Quarantine" or "Restore." I'm assuming that I don't want to do the latter. But if it is already in the Quarantine, I'm not sure what clicking on "Quarantine" would do to it. There's no option to delete that file?

1/5/2011 3:16:09 PM HTTP filter file http://origin-ics.clickpotato.tv/IC/GPLCPLite28/11389/0/c54f3cac-8627-426c-a6ef-717595694250/XvidSetup.exe a variant of Win32/Adware.HotBar.H application connection terminated - quarantined Matt-PC\Matt Threat was detected upon access to web by the application: C:\Program Files (x86)\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe.