How can I stop Internet exployer from giving me constant pop ups and i cant even work on ebay, I get frozen???
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ebay shouldn't have popup windows normally, so you may have spyware which is causing all the popups.  A great free spyware deletion utility is lavasoft's Adaware personal edition.  get it at http://www.download.com/Ad-Aware-SE-Personal-Edition/3000-8022_4-10045910.html?part=dl-ad-aware&subj=dl&tag=top5
1080613
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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Use firefox instead of Internet explorer. It is safe and blocks most of the pop ups. you can download firefox free from \nwww.downloadfirefox.net\n\nGive it a try and you will never use internet explorer again. Especailly it is very safe for online payments etc.
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try to turn off your pop up blocker..or if ya got a firewall try to adjust the settings and stuff. \n  try using interenet expoler instead of fire fox...maybe that will help too ..
1067186
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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you just need to get rid of your popupblocker which is easy!\n\ngo to \n\nTools \n\nPop-Up Blocker\n\nTurn Pop-Up Blocker off\n\nHope This Helps!
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I wanted to know the same thing, as it keeps appearing on my fiewall to accept or deny access - I always deny:\n\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/search?p=ycommon+Exe+Module&sm=Yahoo%21+Search&fr=FP-tab-web-t&toggle=1&cop=&ei=UTF-8
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Get a pop-up blocker. I don't get any pop-ups.
625494
Try deleting cookies and emptying the cache on your browser. Download this pop-up blocker for PC and install http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/win/43341. See if it helps. Pop-ups is a PC thing so try to minimize it with the blocker and cleaning your cache and cookies from time to time.
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It might be acting as a proxy server. Turn it off for the sites that you can't get too.
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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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In your browser go to Internet Explorer and the privacy tab. Enable or check popup blocker. If you use Firefox there is a tab for that too.\nGet Ewido free 14 day trial. Reboot your computer in safe mode and run this program to get rid of spyware or adware. Microsoft has Defender which you can download too.
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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 a pop-up blocker and a spam guard. AVG Free, ewido, spybot are all good spam guards. And for the pop-up blocker, you'll have to adjust your settings for internet explorer (or whatever program you use).
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I work at my university's Help Desk and I might know the answer to this.  There are alot of browser issues that can occur when trying to open certain websites, such as the one you might use to check your email.  Also, some password prompts and inboxes appear as pop-ups which are blocked by IE as a default.  On a PC (assumed since you are not using Safari) go up to where it says file, edit, view, favorites, tools and help:  tools-> popup blocker and either turn it off while trying to access your email... \n\nor choose 'internet options' under tools and then under the privacy tab there is an icon for trusted sites.  After clicking the trusted sites icon, select "Sites" from below the icon list and add the website where you check your mail at (http://www.yahoo.com or http://mail.hotmail.com), but make sure that this address is correct.  There is a check box below the list of trusted sites, if this is checked it requires HTTPS verification.  If you do not recieve your mail from a server (ie just HTTP) make sure this box is not selected otherwise IE will not alow you to save the site. \n\nOther things can block popups, too; such as Norton Internet Security, google/yahoo toolbars, and most internet browsers and some ISPs (internet service providers, AOL, SBC/ATT).  \n\nThere are many, many more browser reasons why you may not be able to view your email using a specific browser such as Java and cookie settings.  SBC/ATT and MSN use a default IE broswer that doesnt allow some java and selective pop ups.  If you use either of these ISP's you might be able to use an external IE browser, try going to (again, PC assumed) start -> programs -> internet explorer.
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I think you are still infected, that's why it popup everytime. Do not click on that link to download their anti-spyware, it is actually a  spyware of itself.\n\nTry McAfee Spyware or Notron AntiVirus (buildin Spyware protection), they are the best I have tried so far.
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try using the irc network\n\nyou can get anything you want\n\nmake sure you have a GOOD pop up blocker then\ncheck out the site below