pagead2.googlesyndicaton.com/       why do i see this everywhere?
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Google syndication is the advertisment system provided by Google.\n\nMany companies pays Google for advertisment, Google receives part of the payment, but Google can give you a share of that payment if your site supports Google advertisements, that's the way many web sites receives money from their sites.
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A search engine often links key word(s) with web pages available at numerous addresses on various servers.  It often notes the frequency that the pages are accessed (popularity) since these may be more useful to more individuals.  See the link for details.  Goood luck.
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I don't know exactly which is that page. I tried to search for it on Google but I didn't find anything clear. Maybe the site is gone on maybe it's just having some technical problems. Try again other day.
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It changes from search engine to another.\nIn general find the options and disable search history. good luck.
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It is sure to be some kind of spyware or hijacker.\n\nTry using an antispy like spybot or adaware se or spycatcher.\n\nYou may use firfox browser which usually don't have problem like this.\nBut be sure to clean your PC of Spyware. This things are very bad.
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seems like a spyware to me.. \nthe thing to do is scan for spywares on your computer using any good antispyware software. \ni would recommend spybot\nhttp://www.download.com/3000-8022-10289035.html\n--x--\nIf that does not work, then you have to delete the registry entry. BUT BE EXTREMELY CAREFUL IN DOING THAT\nuse softwares like hijackthis to scan your registry and then carefully delete the registry. \nhttp://www.download.com/HijackThis/3000-8022_4-10307556.html\nAGAIN :- BE VERY CAREFULL WHILE PLAYING WITH REGISTRY
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This is spyware. You can uninstall/remove it ;)
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It sounds like your ads may have keywords that are too general or a landing page that is not 'optimised' enough. This is Google's so-called 'quality control' and has affected lots of site owners for several months.
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It's called SEO spam or blog spam.  \n\nBasically it's computer-generated randomness but the purpose is to show up in the search engines so people click, then (hopefully) they click again on one of the Google AdSense ads that are on the spam page.  You can buy software that churns out these pages automatically by the thousands. It's a typical case of "scam of the week" because all the money is made by the guys selling the software to suckers who believe that spamming people is a legitimate business.\n\nGood luck,\nScott
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If you have installed some software packages that monitor Ad sites and or pop-ups, your Hosts file in C:&#92;windows&#92;system32&#92;drivers&#92;etc may have been altered to refer certain websites to your local host http:&#92;&#92;127.0.0.1... check it out!
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Sounds like spyware or a browser hijacker.  Go to http://www.download.com and search for Spybot Search & Destroy - a free spyware removal program.
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Does Google index dynamic pages? \n\n \nGoogle does index dynamically generated webpages, including .asp pages, .php pages, and pages with question marks in their URLs. However, these pages can cause problems for our crawler and may be ignored. If you’re concerned that your dynamically generated pages are being ignored, you may want to consider creating static copies of these pages for our crawler. If you do this, please be sure to include a robots.txt file that disallows the dynamic pages in order to ensure that these pages are not seen as having duplicate content. \n\nIn addition, you might consider creating and submitting a detailed Sitemap of your pages using Google Sitemaps. Google Sitemaps is an easy way for you to submit all your URLs to the Google index and get detailed reports about the visibility of your pages on Google. With Google Sitemaps, you can automatically keep us informed of all of your current pages and of any updates you make to those pages. To learn more about Google Sitemaps, please visit https://www.google.com/webmasters/sitemaps/docs/en/about.html\n\nIf I've answered your question please close your question and rate my answer. Thanks!
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Sounds like spy-ware.  Download Ad-Aware, Spy-bot and Microsoft Anti-Spy-ware. You can get these at majorgeeks.com, make sure you download the right thing, it can be kinda tricky. Also run an on-line spy-ware scan at www.ewido.net. Hope that helps.
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As it stands you don't there is an automated server is busy message tagged as the sites index page.  Unless there is a backdoor for snoopy fed reasons.
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This is most likly to be an spyware or advertising program. They link into your searches on Google, etc and supply 'relevant' advertising. Most of these companies have agreements amoungst themselves to install other software. You do need to take some action to remove them.\n\nFirstly the easiset method is to look in the add/remove programs in the control panel. Remove any program that looks like an advertising process. e.g. Hotbar, Weather On Tray, XXX Toolbar, Surf Relevancy, My Web Search, My Way, Smiley Central, Fun Web Products, New Net Domains, Zango, etc, etc. If you do not recognise a program do a Google/Yahoo search.\n\nSecondly, download the following programs \nAd Aware http://www.download.com/Ad-Aware-SE-Personal-Edition/3000-8022_4-10399602.html?tag=lst-0-1 \nSpybot http://www.download.com/Spybot-Search-Destroy/3000-8022_4-10401314.html?tag=lst-0-1\nand HijackThis http://www.download.com/HijackThis/3000-8022_4-10379544.html?tag=lst-0-1\n\nInstall and run the first two programs and update them from the internet. This should clear up the spyware and adware programs from your computer.\n\nIf you still have a problem run HijackThis and Scan, check every line that it produces on Google/Yahoo and remove any bogus entries (by placing a tick next to the line and clicking Fix).\n\nIf the problem persists then it may be a virus! Download and install AVG. http://free.grisoft.com
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what operating system are they both running? has it worked before? Were there any recent system changes? I'm thinking it might be a difference in the configuration and all...but I'm not really sure. I need more information to determine the problem.\n\nactually...if it's only certain webpages and all and you've already been there before...it might very well be that those pages are cached (temporarily stored on your hard drive), in that instance...instead of going online to the page, it simply loads from your hard drive instead.\n\ndo a virus scan. also check your firewall settings on that computer. hope that helps
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That is a spyware that will generate random pop-ups on your desktop.\n\nI would suggest running spybot if you have found that on your system.