Hey aueloxn3!!
Welcome to PCWorld Community!
Ok, well , if you are willing , we will try a few programs to try and
discourage these pop-ups from reoccurring.
First , If you would, download and run
CWShredder from Trend Micro . This is a free program.
This is an .exe and will not need to be installed. Simply double click on the .exe and run the program. This is what you will see:
Click on the "Fix" button. Next , you will see this pop-up appear and click "OK"
Make sure your Internet Browser and your Windows Media Player are closed.
The CWShredder will now run . It will only take a few seconds if it doesn't find anything.
If it does , it will delete the items found .
The next window will be that of the finished scan"
Mine was not infected but, if yours is , it will fix and delete what it found .
Click on the "Next" button.
The final window will list what it found , IF there were any infected files.
OK, If it found any infected files and has removed them , then you should reboot
your notebook.
The second security application I would like you to try is called
SUPERAntiSpyware by Nick Skepetos This is a free Antimalware
and will require an installation. This will not conflict with your other security programs.
Download from the Blue Link above and install. Once installed , look at the bottom left hand side
where you will see : "Check fo Updates" . Click on the button and let it update it's definitions.
Now , you will click on the "preferences" tab on the opposite side of the window.
Click on the tab. This will bring you to the configuring menu. On that window , click on the
"Scanning Control" tab . PLZ. check mark the same boxes as in the screen shot below.
Close the window and start a FULL SCAN of your notebook .
When the Scan is done and IF SUPERAntiSpyware finds anything , it
will ask you to "Delete or Quarantine" what it found. PLEASE do so.
Now reboot your notebook and report your findings in your next post.
FLASHORN,
Patience is life.