Its a pop up that claims it has been downloaded on blank date and that i need to pay now. Its very annoying and i want to get rid of it for good. any advice? please!
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Now for the correct answer to your problem.\nRemoval instructions sre here:\nhttp://profend.com/answers/moviepass.html\nGood luck.
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this is easy to get rid of. just go to outerinfo.com's website and click on the link to remove the software from your computer. on the left side of their home page in red letters it says "uninstaller". it worked for me. no more popus at all.
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It's popcorn.net and it's a scam. The FTC is currently involved in a lawsuit with this company. \n\nPopcorn.net is a peer-to-peer application that offers you legal downloads of movies, music, and more direct to your desktop. Popcorn.net offers you a free three-day trial download and may make it almost impossible for you to actually cancel Popcorn.net during your trial. Once Popcorn.net installs on your PC, pop-ups may launch aggressively to remind you that payment of $29.95 is due. Popcorn.net popups may override your computer’s other functions. Popcorn.net may install various files to launch these popups every few minutes, making it difficult to remove.\n\nSee link below for removal information
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DON'T DO IT!  It is likely a pop-up ad that is either spyware, or will take you to a spot and tell you to buy this special software to fix a non-existent problem.  These pop-up ads are total rip offs.
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popcap is usually reffering to certain games ... like bookworm, bejeweled, and a few others ... activex may be needed if ur playing one of those games or a similar one the web ... but i would say you probably dont need it ... and i would run an app called adaware ... its free ... dont just be deleting things you dont know wat they are ...
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You might want to check to see if you have pop-up blocker active or installed, that might have stopped the download.  Are you getting any particular error messages?
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Tools > Clear Private Data.\n\nA popup box will appear and there will be checkboxes for you to indicate exactly what you want cleared.
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Iggy is right, and if you open it you are in trouble.  It's just a scam to get into your privacy and attach a virus or worse.  When you see these popups, just click on the x in the upper right corner.  That is until you get your popup blocker set.
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Chance's are, you're pop-up blocker is on. Open up your internet options, and click on the tab that says privacy. On the bottom will be a section that says pop-up block. Make sure the little box isn't selected, or "X-ed". Try again. Maybe also you have a toolbar that isn't letting a pop-up occur. Download.com utilizes a pop-up. Make sure you have no pop-up protection whilst trying to download something from there.
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Moviepass (AKA Mediapass and Mediapipe) is a bunch of programs that installs itself on computers, usually without the users knowledge.  It then lurks in the shadows for 3 days after which time it announces it's presence by saying your 3 day trial is up and you now have to pay a monthly / annual subscription.\n\nThe 'announcement' takes the form of a pop-up than can neither be closed or minimised for the 90 second duration of the message.\n\nThe popup is being generated on your computer so adware, spyware, spam and virus protecters generally have no effect.\n\nYou are far from alone with this problem.  I've created a webpage about removing Moviepass, after only a few days online and only being indexed by one major search engine (Yahoo) it's already getting over 1000 visitors a day.\n\nThe webpage has detailed step by step instructions on how to remove Moviepass and can be found here... http://profend.com/answers/moviepass.html \n\nI hope it works for you, good luck.
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You may just have to download the program onto your computer. Also, sometimes if you have "Pop up blocker" on, you need to turn that off.  (to do that, go to the start button, control panel and then internet options).  Go to the Privacy tab and un click the box. \n\nHope this helps!
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You could have Adware or Spyware.  You might want to try to download Spybot and Adaware.  Both programs are free.  They ask for a donation, but it's not required for use.
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Manually delete it from Windows (just click and delete) and then search for it through your Registry and do the same...it will take some time but it will work. You might also want to visit their website and download the uninstaller, every antivirus company has one!!\n\nGo here and try method 3\nhttp://esupport.trendmicro.com/support/viewxml.do?ContentID=EN-121060&id=EN-121060\n\nOR HERE:\n\nhttp://esupport.trendmicro.com/support/viewxml.do?ContentID=EN-121063&id=EN-121063
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If you downloaded that program it is already to late. You probably just downloaded spyware to your computer.  Chances are now they want to sell you something to get rid of it.\nIf you want a program that might help you a little. Download Lavasoft Ad-aware. it won't cure your problem. It will help you manage it.
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You're looking at a sales scare, made by a company that thinks it's better to scare it's customers into buying their products as opposed to purchasing programs of your choice. A popup blocker will stop the problem. It's not a Microsoft Windows warning so send it to the trash. Larry Radio Shack 01-9590
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You need an anti-virus and an anti-spyware program.\nThe pop-ups are perhaps resulted some spyware activity. Visit the links below.
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INTRODUCTION\n============\n\nI've been reading several posts about this and it seems to be something that's annoying the hell out of a lot of people.\n\nThe general opinion is that it's very hard to get rid of and that it's something that adware removers, pop-up blockers, spyware removers, Hijack This etc seem to have no effect on.\n\nMoviepass and Movieland install various files on your computer when you download it, you then get asked for payment.  From what I can gather there's a free 3 day trial after which the charge is $99.\n\nThe following is an extract from the terms and conditions of Moviepass.\n\n"If you do not either cancel or provide payment information during the trial period our billing software will be enabled upon the expiration of your trial period.  The billing software will run on your computer, displaying pop-up window reminders that provide you with the various methods of payment for the annual license.  These pop-up windows will appear more frequently until you choose one of the payment options and pay for the license."\n\nNow, as far as I'm aware Moviepass and Movieland are one and the same thing and can be deleted in the same way - it's a bit long winded but here goes...\n\n\nWARNING\n========\n\nI HAVEN'T TRIED THESE INSTRUCTIONS MYSELF SO I CAN'T GUARANTEE THEIR ACCURACY.  YOU MAY WANT TO MAKE BACK UP COPIES OF FILES AND PROGRAMS BEFORE THEY'RE DELETED.\n\n\nUSEFUL TIPS\n===========\n\nYou might want to read all the instructions first before starting the removal procedure.\n\nYou may find it's easier to print out these instructions, I've uploaded them as a Microsoft Word document here... http://profend.com/answers/moviepass.doc as a text document here... http://profend.com/answers/moviepass.txt and as a normal webpage here... http://profend.com/answers/moviepass.html \n\n\nREMOVAL INSTRUCTIONS\n======================\n\n1 - Click on <Start> (bottom left of screen)\n\n2 - Click on <Control Panel>\n\n3 - Click on <Add or Remove Programs>\n\nA long list of the programs that are installed on your computer should appear, it may take a little while to 'populate' the list.\n\n4 - Look for something called "P2PNetworks"\n\n5 - Click on it so that it's highlighted\n\n6 - Click on <Change/Remove> (or similar)\n\n7 - Confirm you want to uninstall\n\n8 - The program will uninstall, it only takes a moment.\n\n9 - When done click <Close>.  P2PNewtorks should no longer be on the list of programs on your computer.\n\n10 - There may be other programs that you need to uninstall.  Look for any of the following... Media Pipe, AltPayments, Download Manager, MyAccessMedia.  If you see any of them then repeat the steps above to remove them.\n\n11 - Don't close down Add or Remove Programs just yet as you'll need to come back to it later.\n\nThat's the end of this part.  Next there's some files that need to be deleted.\n\n12 - Open My Computer (Windows Explorer).\n\n13 - Double click the icon for <Local Disk (C:)>.  If the main drive on your computer has any letter other than C then click the appropriate icon, e.g. <Local Disk (D:)>\n\n14 - Double click on <Program Files>.  If there's a message saying "These files are hidden" then click where it says "Show the contents of this folder"\n\n15 - Look for any or all of the following and delete them (single click, press the <Delete> button then click <Yes> to confirm deletion).  The names may not be exactly as shown below as there may be spaces or differnt upper and lowercase characters (e.g. AltPayments could be altpayments or Alt Payments etc)\n\n   ...AltPayments\n   ...AltPayV2\n   ...Download Manager\n   ...FSupport\n   ...Media Pipe\n   ...My Access Media\n   ...P2PNetworks\n\n16 - Look for anything with Notify, Notifier, Notification, Movieland or Moviepass in the name and delete it.  Usually the