Not enough available resources

I bought a Satellite A665-S6050 last month. I set up the computer and allowed the battery to charge, etc. After I used it the 2nd day, I logged off instead of shutting down. When I came back and clicked my user name, the computer had a message that said "not enough available resources, cannot log in as a new user and it told me to use a user that was logged in. I am the only user right now. So of course I hit ok and it brings me back to my user id and when I click it again, I just keep getting the same message. So I have to manually shut down the computer and reboot. When I reboot I of course get the message that Windows did not close properly, etc. etc.
Would resources be the "hard drive"? this is a brand new computer that has 4 gig 500 m - how can there not be enough resources? If anyone has suggestions please let me know.

Satellite A665-S6050
I logged off instead of shutting down. When I came back and clicked my user name, the computer had a message that said "not enough available resources, cannot log in..
I suspect a glitch in a Toshiba program that's being loaded along with the desktop. Maybe left in memory and reloading it doesn't play well. Possibly leaks gobs of memory and runs out. Whatever..
See if you can identify the culprit this way.
How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista or in Windows 7
-Jerry

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