how do u delete moviepass.tv its driving me crazy all ways poping up?
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http://blog.360.yahoo.com/blog-NVb99sQ4RK5BVgIbxdcQdcRtfT8-?cq=1&p=39
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My son got the same thing.  I ended up going into the Registry Editor and removing all of the entries manually.  Just go to Start > Run > type regedit, then do a Find and type in Movie Pass.  When it finds an entry, delete it and then hit Find Next until there are no more entries.  Spybot and Adaware won't remove it.
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I guess that whenever you try to remove Moviepass using Add/Remove you just get taken to their website.  This is normal and is the way they've written their software - it seems they don't like people uninstalling it.\n\nI'm also guessing that you have no idea how it came to be on your computer in the first place - this is another of Moviepass' characteristics.\n\nYou're far from being alone with this problem and I've put together a detailed set of instructions for the removal of Moviepass which are on this webpage... http://profend.com/answers/moviepass \n\nGood luck and if you need assistance there's an online request form on the site mentioned above.
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make on line scan at trendmicro , house call 65 , or download adware SE at www.filehippo.com , make a scan it will remove it
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How to remove Movieland\nProblem:\n\n\nMovieland has gotten onto your computer. It takes over the whole screen and probably has a girl talking to you.\n\nMovieland may have been installed on your computer following a visit by you (or someone at your computer) from a paid link for a "3 Day Free Trial". The software continues to pop up and request payment for services following the 3 day trial. This is a software package we refer to as malware, as it hinders and inhibits the user's ability to use their computer.\n\nThe real problem with Movieland is their Terms of Use, which you (or someone using your computer) may have agreed to by clicking "run" in the Internet Explorer Security Warning.\n\nSolution:\n\nMovieland installs a number of files that allow it to keep popping up requests for payment (which you may or may not have unwittingly agreed to when clicking "run" without reading the terms of service). \n\nHere's how to get rid of it:\n\nClick the Start menu, and Control Panel should be in there (or Settings, then Control Panel). Then open Add/Remove Programs. It should open with a big list of things. Look through the list for:\n\n\nAltPayments,\nDownload Manager\n\nMedia Pipe\n\nMyAccessMedia, or\n\nP2Pnetworks. \n\nProbably just P2PNetworks will be there, and so click on it so it's highlighted, and then click the Remove (or Change/Remove or Add/Remove) button. Tell it you do want to uninstall, and go through its process, then click close. Now it should be gone from the list. If any of the other ones do happen to be there, do the same process to remove them.\n\nNow close Add/Remove Programs and we're going to Program Files. Open My Computer, then open "Local Disk (C:)", then open Program Files (click on show contents if contents are hidden in either folder). The items we want to delete in there are:\n\n\nAltPayments or altpayV2\nDownload Manager\n\nfsupport\n\nITBills (If you have this one, you probably will have to go into safe mode to remove. Or you can end the itbill process if you know how to do that and then delete the folder.)\n\nMediaPipe\nMyAccessMedia\nAnything with Notifier or Notification in the name.\n\nYou also have something called MovieLand Terms or MovieLand Hotmail Something (I don't remember exactly, sorry), possibly at the end of the list rather than under "M" where you'd expect. Delete that also. Anything with Movieland in the title, delete.\n\nYou probably don't have p2pnetworks in Program Files (since we just removed it in Add/Remove Programs), but if you do delete it too.\nNow once all that is gone, go back into Add/Remove Programs and see if you have Notification Utility. If you do have it in the list, remove it (thanks to the commenters below for this tip). If trying to remove this takes you to the movieland website, make sure you removed all the things from Program Files.\n\nIf It Didn't Work:\n\nYou may get a message that says it cannot delete the file due to it is being used by another person or program and to close all programs. If you get this message, you've got to do more work. Do the following:\n\n1) Download Pocket KillBox from: http://www.downloads.subratam.org/KillBox.zip . You probably won't need it, but just in case, we might as well download it now, before we go into Safe Mode.\n\n2) Restart your computer into safe mode now. To go into safe mode, go into the Start menu, choose Restart just as you normally would (click Shut Down or Turn Off Computer and then select Restart if you are not sure how to restart and can't find Restart in the menu), then start hitting the F8 key at the top of the keyboard. Just keep hitting F8 over and over every second or so until it brings you to a black screen giving you some choices. Using your arrow keys on the keyboard, choose Safe Mode, then hit Enter twice. Then wait a while and it will eventually bring you into Windows Safe Mode. (If it just restarted normally
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run a scan at www.securitysymantic.com it will also remove it for you
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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
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you have to get the software to clean it out, but before you do, you have to call and cancel your account. It is a business, no matter how they do business, and at sometime someone did agree to the terms. call and cancel the account, and then clean it out of your computer, it loads spyware in. I would not pay them, they won't sue you.\nthis page tells you how to uninstall it\nhttp://profend.com/answers/moviepass.html
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go to tools---- internet options-----privacy and uncheck pop up blocker
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If it is under favorites, right click it then click delete.\nIf it is listed under the browser arrow, go to tools, internet options, clear history.
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Here's the site with directions on how to remove this 'trojan' for free.\n\nhttp://profend.com/answers/moviepass
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go to account settings and click delete
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you cant remove it from your add/remove programs that easily because it just redirects you to a website and will ask for credit card info. BUT you can start by deleting the folder/s for popcorn.net in the hard drive in the program files section. then check the add/remove program list for any program that you dont need or use. then use an anti-spyware and anti-virus software to scan your computer.
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Try the following site, be sure to read the entire article: http://www.spywareremove.com/removePopCorn.net.html\n\nPopCorn.net Removal Instructions\n\n\nPopCorn.net General Description:\nPopCorn.net, also known as Movieland and MoviePass, is a P2P program that offers a 3 day free trial download for online users. PopCorn.net takes over the whole screen and displays pop-ups to keep reminding you that payment is due following the trial. \n\nAccording to PopCorn.net's terms of service, unless you cancel the service during the three-day period, the company will bill you $29.95 a month. PopCorn.net billing reminder pops up even when you're not surfing the web. PopCorn.net comes bundled with malicious files that allow it to keep popping up requests for payment, making it difficult to remove.\n\n\nRemove "PopCorn.net" Automatically:\nDownload PopCorn.net removal software. \n\n\nHow can I get rid of "PopCorn.net"?\n\nYour best defense to remove PopCorn.net, or any other spyware, is to quickly detect and delete PopCorn.net processes, registry keys, DLL files, and other hazardous PopCorn.net files from your computer. Click here to manually uninstall PopCorn.net using "Add/Remove Programs" in your PC....[More]
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Go to\nTools>Internet Options> Clear History
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Click on Tools on the top bar and then Quick Preferences.  Block all pop-ups or block unwanted pop-ups
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Formatting you hard drive is a bit of a drastic measure - it's a bit like replacing your car because it's got a flat tire.  It would certainly get rid of it but it will get rid of everything else as well.\n\nYou need to specifically remove Moviepass and fortunately this isn't too difficult.  I've put together a set of instructions here... http://profend.com/answers/moviepass which will tell you all you need to know.\n\nRunning adware, spyware and anti-virus programs will probably have no effect as Moviepass isn't any of these things.