Read post by knreed [I did before invoking heck]: https://secure.worldcommunitygrid.org/forums/wcg/viewpostinthread?post=395403

Thanks for your answer, Sekerob, but let me mention three points :

1) My technical english (or my knowledge of Boinc ?) is too poor to understand what's all about in this long discussion. Aren't we supposed to be able to run WCG projects whithout being a computer engineer of some sort ?
Anyway, it does'nt mention the two projects I working on.

2) It gives me no reason why these settings changed suddenly, (or I could not see it..) when nothing special happened with my computer, who has the same settings since many weeks.

3) It's not the first time you mention, answering me, that there is somewhere a post explaining the question. But how could I find it, supposing it gives me the answer ? What am I supposed to look for ? The subject of the discussion you send me to is "Project Selection Workaround" and, please excuse me, but I don't event know what does mean this title, and so, how could I have looked for it ? Or for another subject that the title of my primary post ? That's why I go to the basic forum, asking my question to all....

Thanks for your help, anyway...

I see Legrandpiou's point. Generally, unilateral (or server-side) actions/events that are done as part of an interim measure but would nonetheless affect the client's environment or may require the client to do some adaptive response -- need to be communicated to the client. On the other hand, the client is expected to have some computer knowledge in general and BOINC operations in particular. Between these two ends lies a grey area as to what side (client or WCG) is responsible for searching/providing the guidance/advisory information. Because WCG, like any grid, would like to make the cruncher's experience as painless-, if not as enjoyable-, as possible, I suggest that WCG provide a link in their BOINC messages at the BOINC-eventLog where crunchers need only click on the WCG-provided link to get the cruncher to the guidance/advisory information.

Thus, in the client's BOINC-eventLog:
The computer has reached a limit on tasks in progress. See details.
;

Is there an ETA on a solution yet?

Every time my computers want to download new work (I run old-school HCC-CPU exclusively ), I get the "This computer has reached a limit on tasks in progress" message. My buffers are starting to run dry due to this issue and I want to take my notebook on a trip where the possibilitites to connect to internet are limited...

I am also going to run dry.Due to my current work I can't connect regularly.