I have also tried by blocking from option in IE. run verious adware removal tool. but no result.
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those ad ware/spy wares are very difficult to remove !I hate to say this but sometimes you just have to do a total system restore to get rid of them because they hide in your system so well, if  you need advise on how to do it let me know.... I had some ad ware  like that a few weeks back... and tried  like hell to get rid of it,  ran ant virus, ant spam and spy ware removal programs, even spent hours trying to track it down, but no matter what I did it would come back ! so  if you need help let me know,  best wishes!  it sure is a pain to get rid of!
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I had winfixer before and "VundoFix" program solved the problem.\nDownload Vundofix from atribune.org\nhttp://www.atribune.org/content/view/24/2/\n\nAlso like what the lady said above, run ad-awareSE, plus spybot search and destroy, ewido anti malware. \nRun any antivirus (activescan panda, mcafee freescan) later on.\n\nDon't forget to update your java and windows as well.
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try ad-aware and/or spybot s&d. if that doesn't work, get hijackthis. also, make sure your windows patches are up to date as well as your virus protection.
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Ok here's what you do:\n\n1)  Download SpyBot Search & Destroy, AdAware, and Spy Sweeper (search on the net, first 2 are free and you can get the third as a trial version)\n2)  Download a personal firewall like ZoneAlarm or Kerio if you don't already have one installed.  Run it.\n3)  Run scans with all 3 of the programs I mentioned first.  This will clear your computer of all the spyware and adware you might have.  \n\nThe firewall will protect you from a good deal of malicious things on the net, but not all.  To ensure your computer stays clean, keep updated versions of SpyBot and AdAware and scan about once a week.  \n\nThis should fix your problems.  Spy Sweeper is a one-time thing, as the trial expires after 30 days, but it can detect a couple of things that SpyBot and AdAware can't.
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Try adaware or spybot search and destroy.  You can find these programs on www.download.com.
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you can't. it's part of microsoft's "screw up internet explorer even more to try and stop viruses and spyware". it isn't working. What you really need is Mozilla Firefox. The browser thats better than IE by far.
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I recommend Adaware\n\nhttp://www.download.com/Ad-Aware-SE-Personal-Edition/3000-8022_4-10045910.html?part=dl-ad-aware&subj=dl&tag=top5\n\nI find it to be very effective, and is good at finding and removing the majority of spyware on your computer.\n\nOh, and it's free free free - my favourite kind of price
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Here are a few suggestions - Taken from computing.net\n\nHere is a list of things you can try. I see you have tried some of these already.\n\n(1) Internet Explorer->Tools->Internet\nOptions->General Tab\nClick the following buttons: Delete cookies. Delete Files (also button that pops up: Delete Offline Content). Clear History. If you save any cookies, history or offline content, then selectively delete the useless items. The cookie(s) for the site giving you trouble would be one to delete.\n\n(2) Temporarily disable antivirus/ firewall and any popup blockers/toolbars. Check to see if that solves the problem. If it does, go through and isolate which program is at fault. Change settings in that program.\n\n(3) Check to ensure Javascript is enabled. Click the Security Tab. Click to highlight Internet Zone. Click the Default Level Button. Then click the Custom Level button. Make sure it is set to Medium. Under the heading Java Permissions make sure it is set to Medium Safety. Scroll down to the Scripting Heading. Make sure all are set to Enable.\n\n(4) Look for a file named HOSTS with no extension. (not Hosts.sam or Lmhosts.sam). Could be a hidden file so you will have to be sure Show All Files. Also, be sure to uncheck, Hide extensions for known file types. These can be found in Folder Options. Start->Settings or Windows Explorer->Tools. View Tab. \n\nYou can open up a Hosts file and edit with notepad. Look for entries related to the problem site. Either delete or place a # at each related entry. The # symbol forces Windows to ignore that line. Save the new edited version to the location where it was found. Reboot and see if that was the cause of the problem.\n\n(5) Index.dat files may be corrupted. Deleting them without a program varies between versions of windows. I would suggest using IE Privacy Keeper. Freeware.\nhttp://browsertools.net/IE-Privacy-Keeper/
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Sounds like you have some adware installed without your permission.\n\nDownload "Spybot search and destroy" and run it. It will find the adware and try to remove it. See link for program.\n\n\nTo prevent websites from installing adware, do the following if you're using Internet Explorer:\n\nTools - Internet Options - Advanced (tab) - scroll down to "browsing" and remove the checks from anything that says "enable install on demand"
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Download a popular spyware/adware removal program (such as Adaware or Spybot Search & Destroy). Just pick one from this website, download it, and run a scan: http://www.download.com/Spyware-Center/2001-2023_4-0.html?tag=dir\n\nafter you're done with the scan, remove the adaware and spyware that is found by the program
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This one was a real pain to get rid of when my wife ran across it. The article I'm linking to at the bottom was a big help.\n\nYou will need to download the files they recommend, reboot in safe mode, run their tools and possibly (as I had to do) delete several dll's by hand (or rename them if you can't delete) then run ad-aware, spybot, windows startup inspector reboot in normal mode and run an online virus scanner (such as pandsoftware.com).\n\nVery frustrating but I think that just about did it.\n\nGood luck.
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This winfixer problem can be very annoying.\n\nFollow these instructions and you can safely remove the adware from your system. \n\nhttp://www.spyware-removal-guideline.com/winfixer-removal\n\nhope this helps
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Try Adaware or Spybot Search and Destroy. They are free. Download at the sites below.
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first, download, install, and use some anti-spyware software, like ad-aware and spybot.  \nThose should help clear up any unwanted adware.  Unless you gave permission for some adware to be installed, then you'd have to go to Start, Control Panel, and Remove Programs - and find the program there, and uninstall it.\nThen, use a browser that blocks pop-ups and spyware.  Like Firefox or IE7
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hi there , try this page http://www.spywareguide.com/product_show.php?id=1039 there are 2 removal tools on the page, do it ASAP. good luck
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Download Yahoo! toolbar , run the anti-spy from it , itll detect it and give you an option to remove it. It has always detected all the ad wares and spy wares on my PC , I hope it gets yours too.\n\nDownload it from the link below:\nhttp://toolbar.yahoo.com/config/slv4_page?.p=featureantispy&.cpdl=iy\n\nHave a nice day\n\n:)
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Well, you have the new Beta Windows Defender, if you are not anti-Microsoft or typically the top two I believe are Ad-Aware Se Plus from LavaSoft or Spybot Search and Destroy.