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Computer Q. for Moderators or Tech savy Member
Everytime I navigate through BWE and lets say I switch from one thread to another ,a window pops up from Windows , and asks me if I want to download Adobe flash player.I say no and go on. I switch threads and we go thru the same process again.. I already have it in my pc. Strange thing is it only does this when Im in this website.....
Anyone have any ideas ? Need some help... Thanks.. |
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Open BWE in another browser and see if it continues. |
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/rksCTVFtjM4" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
But really, do you have any weird toolbars installed? |
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http://malwaretips.com/blogs/flash-p...content-virus/ |
Change your internet browser to firefox.
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malware bytes
Just had the same problem.....tracking cookie crap malware. Download malwarebytes for free, scan, view report, quarantine "sp" and then restart you computer..
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I'll echo the earlier post noting Firefox does well for this Forum. I'm on an older XP and older IE doesn't always cut it.
If I do get prompted for a Flash install (or any) I run away, including hard powering down my machine if I get caught in some looping ad. Grrrr. Often you can back-button out. When I do install Flash, I go to Adobe directly, never a third party and I don't click on any ads. Rather, if they're a legit vendor being referred to, I just go direct to their site. I posted a web address the other day and the sales site put cookies into visitors' cache. Ever session I browse ends with running CC Cleaner utility my IT guys like--downloads.com has it. It wipes all temp files off the machine after a browse. Lotta megs of 'em. Seems to help blow out all sticky stuff. Bookmarks are left alone. I stay away from all add-on tool bars and such and when installing new legit software, I watch out for "add this" software they pitch during the install. I've had ad-landen stuff added when I wasn't watching too close. Real PITA. I've had decent luck with Malwarebytes and AVG. Have run Kaspersky well too. IT IS WELL WORTH RUNNING ANTI-VIRUS SOFTWARE, PAID SOFTWARE. Even some of these have gotten a little bloated but better than nuttin'. |
I was getting boner pill pop up ads until I did a scan. How do I get them back?
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I have had the same thing happening to me, but only on this site?
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Damn, me too! Something probably started by one of those anti-fishing nut jobs!!
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Hymm, wonder if those running this site are aware of the problem... |
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I just went through my computer a couple months ago and installed some nice software to clean it up but in the last week or so I'm getting the pop-up message on this site only. |
You guys with the problem haven't said what you're using. My bet is that you're using Internet Exploder as your browser and you aren't running good malware and anti-virus programs.
I'm on Win 7, Firefox 26.0 with AdBlocker Plus, and the free versions of Avast! and Malwarebytes. No problems. Anywhere. Anytime. Ever. |
I use Firefox and am running only Microsoft Security Essentials. No other anti-malware or anti-virus needed. I've been problem free for years.
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Windows XP, AVG 2013, Windoze security essentials.
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Internet Exploder seems to be the common thread (as suspected.)
Recently, there have been a lot of similar problems for people trying to internet on smart phones. Another problem-porous platform. |
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