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#1 by ssmtlm08 » Fri Mar 04, 2016 13:43

What the heck have you done to your site? I do not like the ads popping up in the corner and in the middle of the screen get rid of them especially the mouse over
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#2 by Sarge25 » Fri Mar 04, 2016 15:14

I don't have this happening, personally. :?
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#3 by proadco » Fri Mar 04, 2016 16:00

ssmtlm08 wrote: What the heck have you done to your site? I do not like the ads popping up in the corner and in the middle of the screen get rid of them especially the mouse over


Uh Oh - You must picked up some adware - malware.

Where have you been hanging out?
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#4 by oberder » Fri Mar 04, 2016 21:25

:?: Strange, I'm not having that kind of browser behavior on my end

Best get some anti-malware programs; download and install MBAM, update its database after installing, then do a Threat Scan ( which can run between 15-40mins, depending on what it'll find ) -- if it does find any, quarantine the items, and prompt to a reboot, the repeat Full Scan to flush out any leftovers ( this would take between an hour to two, depending on what it'll find )

:idea: Sidenote: Make sure if you do install MBAM, go to it's Settings menu, and under Detection and Protection that there's a checkmark on Scan for Rootkits and Scan within Archives; also under the General Settings that the Explorer context menu entry is set to Yes so you can scan any file using the right-click on your mouse/trackpad

It'll also help to manually check all your programs if they're up-to-date; an outdated program is prone to any infection these days
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#5 by Fellow » Sun Mar 06, 2016 13:08

oberder wrote: :?: Strange, I'm not having that kind of browser behavior on my end

Best get some anti-malware programs; download and install MBAM, update its database after installing, then do a Threat Scan ( which can run between 15-40mins, depending on what it'll find ) -- if it does find any, quarantine the items, and prompt to a reboot, the repeat Full Scan to flush out any leftovers ( this would take between an hour to two, depending on what it'll find )

:idea: Sidenote: Make sure if you do install MBAM, go to it's Settings menu, and under Detection and Protection that there's a checkmark on Scan for Rootkits and Scan within Archives; also under the General Settings that the Explorer context menu entry is set to Yes so you can scan any file using the right-click on your mouse/trackpad

It'll also help to manually check all your programs if they're up-to-date; an outdated program is prone to any infection these days



Thanks Oberder for the info.

I do not have Ssmtlm08's problem but I benefited from the setting's tweak you suggested on MBAM.

Thanks a lot.
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#6 by pupadhye66 » Mon Mar 07, 2016 06:57

No pop up window trouble in windows 7 on my computer.
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