I have antivirus and popup blockers for internet and i have a firewall. These popups belong to different websites like, fixwin32.com, DLpatch.com, fixreg32.com, adsbuster.com, RegistryCleanerGold.com, patchupdate.infor and so on, each popup is a different site, and i have tryed all that i can think of for turning them off, but nothing seems to work.
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buy some registry cleaner?
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maybe you have more than one popup blocker. On my computer I have windows xp pop up blocker, and also Nortons.  You might check that and see if they are both disabled.
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Yahoo does not cause pop-ups. You have malware.  Here is a free cleaning procedure:\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
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Well, if you mean Pop-Ups during looking on websites, that is normal to get pop-ups if you don't have a pop-up blocker. POp-ups will always be there, even if you have a pop-up blocker.\n\nBut, make sure when you scan your computer for spyware or any other threats, make sure is up to date. \n\nWhat you need to do:\n1. Install any Spyware program, make sure is a well-known spyware program such as Microsft Defender Beta, McAfee...\n2. Update it!\n3. Close all programs\n4. Scan your computer under an Administrator account\n5. After finishes, if spyware was detected, remove or deleted\n6. If it did not detect anything, then two things are true:\n    a. You do not have spyware\n    b. You have scan under Safe mode\n* If you don't know how to go under Safe mode, do the following:\nYou have to be fast!\n\nAfter you turn your computer on and before Windows starts:\n1. Press F8. \n2. A menu of choices will appear--one of them should be "Safe Mode"\n3. Select its number and Windows will start in safe mode\n\nThen just everything else is the same, do the steps for scanning.\nHope it helps!
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Top of web page tools pop up blocker and go to settings and turn it off or on.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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what browser are you using? is it the internet explorer?\nif it is, try clicking on tools>>internet options>>privacy>>look for block pop ups box. make sure that it is unchecked.
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If you have a pop-up blocker in use, you may need to turn it off or re-configure it, other wise just copy and paste the URL for the e-card into your browser's address field.
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depending on what operating system and web browser u have, u can use some built in tools aswell, if u r using xp sp 2 and ie 6, it should have a pop up blocker in it. go to tools-->pop up blocker-->pop up blocker settings and on the filter level use high(block all pop ups) u will need to press ctrl if u need a pop up on a website next time...\nhope this helps
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You may have spyware or virus.\n\nTry these. They work and they are free:\n\nRun the tool and then download the free spyware and virus protection programs:\n\nMalicious virus removal tool:\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/security/malwareremove/default.mspx\n\nAd-Aware Free download:\nhttp://www.lavasoft.de/software/adaware/...\n\nAVG Download free\nhttp://free.grisoft.com/doc/1\n\nYahoo Toolbar has good pop-up blocker:\nhttp://toolbar.yahoo.com/\n\nGood Luck
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Some Web sites seem to have one mission in life -- to annoy you. They stick little pop-up windows in your face every time you visit them.\n   GeoCities, a company that hosts thousands of smaller Web sites, is the worst offender. I try my best to avoid sites that have "geocities" in their addresses.\n   But sometimes I have no choice. If that happens to you and you can't avoid sites that insist on using pop-up windows, try a pop-up zapper. I tried two, both written for Windows 95 and 98. Both work with Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator.\n   The simpler of the two is Close Popup, from Take a Hike Software. It costs $20. You can download a trial version from http://www.homeonthewww.com/ryan/. The other is from the huge Siemens electronics company in Germany, available from http://www.siemens.de/servers/wwash/wwash_us.htm. It's called WebWasher.\n   Close Popup has only one task -- to close pop-up windows. It looks for telltale signs of pop-ups by watching for the typical phrases in their windows -- "Welcome to a Tripod Member page!" or "Some words from one of our sponsors..." and so on. You can add to these phrases if you find a site with different pop-ups.\n   Close Popup runs in the System Tray, out of the way. It blocked pop-up windows without slowing down the browser and without getting in the way of anything else.\n   WebWasher is much more ambitious. Siemens gives it away to individuals but asks corporate users to pay $20. (Everybody gets the same version and there is no time-out on any of the features, so corporate users are on the honor system to pay.) \n   WebWasher does much more than block pop-up windows. It has two more useful functions. It blocks advertising on Web pages and it keeps Web sites from knowing what site you came from. (This is called a "referral.") All of WebWasher's functions can be adjusted or individually turned off.\n   WebWasher is even more flexible if you have a home or office network. You can set up WebWasher as a proxy for all the computers on the network -- Windows PCs, Macs, Linux PCs or what-have-you -- so that all the site filtering goes through just one computer. This computer can be the one with an Internet connection (if you use NAT32, the excellent gateway program I wrote about recently) or it can be whichever PC on the network is least busy.\n   Like Close Popup, WebWasher runs in the Tray and stays out of the way. Network administrators (and those who keep things running on a small peer-to-peer Windows network) should turn on a logging feature that tells WebWasher to keep track of everything it does. You can diagnose problems easily that way.
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Try Zonealarm for a firewall, its the best firewall around.  For pop-up blocking, use free software like the Panicware Popup Blocker and the Lavasoft AdAware.  These are verry good software and I am never troubles with spyware.  McAfee is the best anti-virus software, its fast and doesn't take up resources like Norton.  Simply a firewall won't work though, you need multiple layers of defenses, a firewall, an antivirus software, anti-spyware and pop-up blocking software.  \n\nAVG is a very good and free anti-virus software.  McAfee has never given me problems for almost 3 years now.
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maybe becuase you're using pop-up blocker,\ntry to disable any software from that kind (maybe even IE popup blocker).
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go back to tools but go down to internet options then privacy at the bottom of the box you can disable the windows popup blocker.. (((not recommended though)))
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Your browser has been hijacked. Some browser hijackers prevent you from blocking sites.\nYou need to beef up your pc security. Only use Internet Explorer for visiting sites you know are safe, like www.bbc.co.uk or www.microsoft.com\nFor all other sites use Mozilla Firefox or Opera web browsers, and turn off java and java script in the tools - options - content window.\nAnd don't rely on the Windows firewall; its not adequate. You also need an anti-virus, anti-trojan, anti-spyware, anti ad-ware. These are four different types of malware (malicious software) and you need four different types of software to remove them; an anti-virus won't find or remove a trojan.\nOnce you have got this removed install SpywareBlaster as it will stop malicious changes to Internet Explorer.\n\nHere are some safe download sites and the programs you need;\n\nhttp://www.mozilla.com/\nhttp://www.opera.com/\n\nMicrosoft have two free online scanners that look for malware.\nhttp://safety.live.com/site/en-US/default.htm\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/security/malwareremove/default.mspx\n\nYou can also download Microsofts free Windows Defender from the official Microsoft site.\n\nThe Windows firewall doesn't stop malware on your pc from dialling out. Either of these firewalls are free for personal use and stop unwanted incoming and outgoing traffic. You choose which programs are allowed to access the internet. They are both fairly easy to use and updated regularly.\nZone Alarm firewall\nwww.zonelabs.com\n\nKerio firewall\nhttp://www.kerio.com\n\nWinpatrol is a handy utility that tracks cookies on your pc and stops unwanted changes to your startup folder.\nwww.winpatrol.com\n\nSpywareblaster works with Internet Explorer. It won't uninstall spyware that is already on your pc, but it will prevent hijacks and other malicious changes to I.E.\nhttp://www.javacoolsoftware.com/spywareblaster.html\n\nThe best antispyware is Spyware Doctor \nwww.pctools.com\n\nEwido anti trojan\nwww.ewido.net\n\nAd-Aware SE Personal anti adware\nhttp://www.lavasoft.de/software/adaware/\n\nSpybot Search and Destroy anti spyware\nhttp://www.safer-networking.org/en/index.html\n\nAVG Antivirus\nhttp://www.grisoft.com\n\nCcleaner\nwww.ccleaner.com\n\nRemember to update and run all of you anti malware programs at least once a week.\n\nThe best anti virus is Nod32, which you pay for.\nwww.eset.com\n\nONLY download and install from the official website address as listed here; NEVER from any other source; people use this as an easy way to hack your pc.
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Check your Pop-up blocker settings. Disable it.
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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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lets say you have Windows XP installed on your machine( Laptp/pc)\n\nStart-->Control Panel-->Firewall and securiy\nfrom there choose Properties. you should see a check box with '' Disable/Enable pop up '' next to it.\nuncheck the box if you wish you allow pop ups.\n\nGood luck