net offers is constantly popping up and driving me nuts...i have popup blocker why doesn't it work?
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Go to top of web page tools internet option delete files delete cookies clear history, content clear ssl state\nautocomplete clear forms.  Then go to your C drive windows prefetch folder delete all thats there but not layout.\nAlso D/load ccleaner free and easy to use, and adaware also free and easy to use, ewido again free and easy to use.\nRun the spy/adaware progs and that should do the trick also should speed up your pc.\n\nHope that helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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i went through this also.  and I found out that if you will make sure that your pop-up blocker is off .  try this and see if that helps
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You need to install ActiveX, there should be a little yellow bar that pops up below your URL bar, click and install the program and viola it will stop popping up because then you have ActiveX. It's needed to run some games, sites, etc.
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Go to a sight with lots of irritating popups such as about.com or a porn site. You'll soon know if popups are blocked or not.\n\nMost popup blockers have a way to turn off blocking, or accept popups from sites you tell it to accept.
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Try these two and see if either does the trick:\n\n1) Look and see if there is an Options Icon on any of the toolbars you do see\n2)From the Tools menu on your browser (whatever you use) see if you can see Pop-up Blocker\n\nYou'll have to investigate a bit from either as I don't know what else you have on your machine.
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I would check the security on your computer.  Sometimes websites require Flash, Java, Shockwave or even run off pop-up ads that may be blocked.  Also, any firewalls could also be an issue.
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Also install the Yahoo! toolbar. The pop-up blocker works very well in that application.
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u have a pop up blocker somewhere on your computer-if u need a step by step check-send me a message.
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Alisha, you might have an issue with Pop Up Blocker. If you have a blocker, try turning it off. If it allows you to get in, then that is your problem, obviously. There are so many out there and, depending on which ISP you use, some have levels of protection. If you are able to lower the aggressiveness, do so. Otherwise, you may have to turn it off everytime you want to go to certain sites. Good Luck, I know it is frustrating.
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Download Google toolbar..it has a cool pop up blocker\n\nIn yahoo toolbar..there might be an option for enabling the pop blocker.try it..it could be in disabled state
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I'll assume you have Windows XP, go to Tools>pop-up blocker, and select the setting best suit you, pop-up is a headache, if you block them all, then you have to deal with "pop-up on this site was blockered" message, then you have to decide to always allowed it or temporarily allowed it in order to browse that website, there're no easy answers to this question, I use F-SECURE 2006 and eTrust Personal Firewall, important thing to remember is to update each function frequently by using automatic update selection, good luck!
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Yeah, I'd start by turning off your pop-up blocker.\n\nConsidering Fantasy90's comment, you might look in your Internet Options to see if perhaps you have more than one blocker turned on.
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Did you install a new antispyware? Try disabling any antispyware or pop up blockers you may have. \n\nAlso try another browser. If you have been using IE, try using Enigma browser.
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U can disable popup block Tools>internet options>Privacy and uncheck "block pop-ups". Another thing u can do, just click on that yellow bar, then click "allow download" or like that.
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The guy that mentioned the adware is probably right. Those types of programs (cutesy cursors, free screen savers) are usually also monitoring your surfing habits and reporting back to an ad server so that they can send you targeted advertisements in addition to the ones you'd normally see on a web site. \n\nYour newer computer is probably more likely to have some sort of adware/spyware blocker on it (Microsoft started including one of its own within the last year or two), and *that* could be blocking the installation... although if that were the case, I would also expect you would see a popup warning message from the adware blocker, so I dunno if that's what's happening or not.\n\nBottom line, though, is your computer is much better off without it. Might I suggest some adware-free smileys?\n\nhttp://paul.merton.ox.ac.uk/ascii/smileys.html
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i would try installing "google toolbar" in internet explorer...it has a pop-up blocker that comes with it...it'll get rid of most all pop-up ads altogether!
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First - Pop ups aren't phishing.\n\nSecond - If you are running Win XP, you should download Service Pack 2.  It has a pop up blocker.\n\nThird - If you are running SP2, download Ad-Aware from www.lavasoft.com (free)\n\nFourth - If you aren't using a firewall, download Zone Alarm from www.zonelabs.com  (free also)