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mercman_3
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Not got a clue what is going on with my pc, but i imagine it has caught something!!!
EVERYTIME i try to goto a website an unrelated site pops up
I have ran lavasoft and it brought up something if i remember called trojandownload?
How can this be sorted please
it appears that the site if keeps tracking to is https://www.jupk.com?
Regards
Pete
EVERYTIME i try to goto a website an unrelated site pops up
I have ran lavasoft and it brought up something if i remember called trojandownload?
How can this be sorted please
it appears that the site if keeps tracking to is https://www.jupk.com?
Regards
Pete
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Follow the steps in the malware/spyware removal guide: http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1332690
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try some more updated antispyware eg the AVG antispyware application on http://free.grisoft.com
do you get the popups if you use a different browser ?0 -
I have not got a different browser.... i only have IE
Regards
Pete0 -
mercman wrote:I have not got a different browser.... i only have IE
Regards
Pete
No harm in downloading and trying different browsers."She is quite the oddball. Did you notice how she didn't even get excited when she saw this original ZX-81?"
Moss0 -
Hi there,
I am having exactly the same problem, and have posted in another thread regarding it. Have you checked the DNS settings - another poster advised this for me - it might work for you!
Go to control panel - network connections - right click on local area connection - select properties - double click on TCP/IP and check whether the DNS address is manual. If it is, change it to automatic, apparently this solved their problem.
Fingers crossed
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