i have the popup blocker in my toolbar, and the other popup blocker program i use turned off, but it still says that AIM can't launch becuase of my popup blocker software. I don't know what software it's refering to.
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try right clicking on it then possibly there will options for it.
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Pop-Up Stopper Free Edition 3.1.14 - Panicware's Pop-Up Stopper blocks pop-up ads in Netscape, Internet Explorer, and Mozilla.\n\nhttp://www.download.com/Pop-Up-Stopper-Free-Edition/3000-7786_4-10490082.html?tag=lst-4-1
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Popup blockers will only stop web based popups. They can help somewhat, but if you are getting excessive popups, and popups even when you are offline, it means you have trojan downloaders on your machine that are calling out to deliver the pop up ads. \n\nTry a full cleaning and dis-infection routine. \n\nThis is the one I use (it will take some time).\n\n1. Scan for virus and remove (free online scan) with BitDefender\n\nhttp://www.bitdefender.com/site/home/\n\n2. Scan for trojans and remove (free online scan) with Ewido\n\nhttp://www.ewido.net/en/\n\n3. Scan for ad/spyware and remove (free download) with Spybot Search & Destroy\n\nhttp://www.safer-networking.org/en/spybotsd/index.html\n\n\nIf you are using an older version of Windows (pre XP-SP2) you may also be getting "Messenger Service" popups which are caused by Microsoft leaving the almost never used Windows Messenger Service enabled by default. This was corrected in Windows XP- Service Pack 2.\n\nUnderstand that the Windows Messenger Service is completely different from, and not in any way related to, "MSN Messenger", "Windows Live Messenger" "yahoo Messenger", or any other well-known instant messaging system. Therefore, disabling the Windows Messenger service will have no effect upon your use of any other instant messaging applications. They will continue to work without trouble. \n \n\nTo disable this service in older versions of Windows use the free, Shoot The Messenger from:\nhttp://www.grc.com/stm/ShootTheMessenger.htm\n\nGood luck.
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I had this problem and hated it.  I'm assuming you are using Internet Explorer as your internet browser.  I tried numerous anti-spyware and anti-pop up programs, toolbars, etc., but with minimal success.  Then I realized it was probably because the pop ups are due to weak security in Internet Explorer (IE) and most of the companies that create the pop-ups create them specifically for IE.  \n\nWith that said, just download the Firefox browser (http://www.mozilla.com/firefox/) and make sure you make it your default browser.  Now, it's rare that I get a pop-up - only when I visit certain sites.  But in addition to no more pop-ups, I think it's a better browser.  That's my opinion, but it worked for me.
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If you are getting popups while you are playing a game, not while you are actually surfing the web, you may have some spyware that is causing the popups.  While the Popup Blockers mention do a good job blocking web popups, it wont stop the ones that spyware will make.  Some spyware actually opens IE windows for their popups, so I ask this question; Are you surfing while you play Diablo?\n\nIf not, get a good spyware tool such as Ad-Aware from LavaSoft http://www.lavasoft.com/ and get Hi-Jack This to remove the spyware from your computer.
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I think you mean " The Popup was blocked"\n\nyou see the globe icon on the right lower side of your browser double click it and add http://*.yahoo.com and http://*.geocities.com to your trusted sites and your problem is solved
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Do you have any Toolbars installed on the browser like Yahoo Toolbar, or Google Toolbar? Anyways, all these Toolbars also have their own popup blocker. You will need to shut them down as well.\n\nAnother thing you can try is this: hold the CTRL key down while you are opening the AOL mail in the browser. This  disables popup blockers temporarily.
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It's blocking pop ups...mozilla firefox likes to do those kind of things. You have to change the settings and let it accept pop ups from whichever pages it is you need them from. Mozilla is preety good. Hope I helped. Although your still suppost to have the Internet Explorer in your Windows. So just use the IE.
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you probable activated Windows Pop-Up blocker all you have to do to check is click on the tools menu in IE then highlight the popup blocker and click turn off popup blocker\n\nhope that helps
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Hold ctrl while you click the link. That tells the pop up blocker to ignore this particular pop up. Also, you could right click where it says that a pop up was blocked and select allow pop ups for this site, if you don't feel like holding ctrl every time.
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Go to the following steps\n1) Tools Menu-->PopUp Blockers---Turn On
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I would recomend going to www.mozilla.com and downloading Firefox. Better to have a browser that works right in the first place then spend hours tracking down a patch or some setting that was sent wrong. And it's free, faster, and blocks most popups.
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Check your toolbar and see if you have a pop-up blocker there.  If so, you can click on it and click Unblock.
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Try using GAIM (http://gaim.sourceforge.net/about.php). It takes a little bit to get to used to if you have been using AIM for awhile. However, it has much more functionality and more features. Not to mention no adware...
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Check your tool bar . There should be a pop up blocker. Enable it and it should take care of your problem.\n\nHope this helps. Good luck.
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well get a pop upblocker and if that dont work it may me an internal messageing prog in xp before sp2 disabled it so if u have xp make sure u get sp2
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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.