Sure isn't at home. Perhaps at work, it did happen at work. However when I was getting all the pop ups before, that one was one that was included in the random pop up adds before hand.
Edited by Destiny000, 11 December 2015 - 01:11 PM.
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Sure isn't at home. Perhaps at work, it did happen at work. However when I was getting all the pop ups before, that one was one that was included in the random pop up adds before hand.
Edited by Destiny000, 11 December 2015 - 01:11 PM.
Not thus far. Although havent been browsing since. So I will keep you updated. Again thank you for all your help and time. I greatly appreciate it.
Just installed Opera, now getting malwarebytes blocking warnings, this follows with pop ups. Never had Opera synced to anything, and it isn't now. Microsoft edge before I even intended on installing Opera decided to crash and will not open anymore, every time I do after a while it acts like it is loading or has frozen then closes it'self before I can even see a window. -sigh-
Where did you download opera from ?
from opera.com The pop ups are not often like they were in chrome. I get notices from opera with it notifying me when it has blocked what I assume was a pop up, however some pop ups do make it through although it's not as annoying as it was before. Malwarebytes isn't warning me as often, rarely but it still does still occasionally.
Was able to complete it. I shall now watch and see how things go and update you then. Thank you.
Edited by Destiny000, 14 December 2015 - 12:45 PM.
I had a pop up again. This time it said it was from my Internet provider as a survey, yet it was fishy when after that one i got another pop up and warning blocks from malwarebytes. The internet provider pop up came up when I was going through checkout for a router as you'll see in the pic. -_- I had another address of where it was coming from through malwarebytes however they happened so fast i couldn't copy the screen and paste and save in paint fast enough to capture them all. So far that has been all, I will keep you updated as before it would slowly occur like this before it would get worse.
The windows button and the search bar are still becoming unusable after a period of time where I cannot click on them, nothing happens and I have to restart the entire computer in order for them to be useable. Normally this occurred after putting it into at least 2 sleep modes then turning on but now i don't need to do that it just does it now. -_-
Edited by Destiny000, 14 December 2015 - 09:50 PM.
Whaaaaat! That's news to me. I never knew a router could get infected. 0.0 So a basic reset of the router's data will wipe it out then, correct? I will follow the instructions that you provided. I have an asus router. I am also getting a new router soon. Can an infected router actually cause the network to be slower than usual as well? Oh and then with an infected router, would that then over time implant it onto a computer? And strangely it hasn't affected other people's computers in the home. So this would be a targeted infection then?
Edited by Destiny000, 15 December 2015 - 11:57 AM.
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