MoviePass Popup?

I have some irritating popup whenever I get on Internet Explorer that's an advertisement for, and telling me I've signed up, for some Movie Pass. It is virtually impossible to x it out..so I have to control alt delete to remove it. Anyway I can rid this demon from my computer totally?

 

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Interent explore stinks at blocking popups i would get mozzila firefox at http://mozzila.com and clikck get mozzila firefox~

That should help block em'

Thanks

 

Are you for real? You're giving advice about blocking popups? I clicked on your banner and your website gave me four annoying popups (and who knows what else).

And if you are truly a "computer modification" expert that wants to get business through your website, I would suggest fixing the spelling errors in your banner and on your website. And if you need to host advertisements to pay for your site, use banner ads instead of popups!

 

Right on, PF.

You might also consider not having your forums link open in that middle frame thats way too small to handle it.

And I don't know that I'd be so bold as to label it 'Your No. 1 Source of computer-Modifactions' until I had some content...but thats just me.

 

They can't, don't worry.

Once you get this thing removed, you should consider purchasing an internet security suite that blocks popups, viruses, spam, etc.

 

Will this work "after the fact?" Or will it only clean/protect from this day forward and my demon popup will stay intact?

 

When you get rid of that malware, a good step to avoid future re-infections is to not use Microsoft Internet Explorer and Microsoft Outlook. Replacing those two applications will cut your risk by about 90%.

For alternative web browsers, look at Firefox, Mozilla, and Opera. There are dozens and dozens of web browsers to choose from.

For alternative e-mail applications, many people like Eudora. I've tried the Mac version several times in the past 10 years and I'm not thrilled. I'm sure some of the Windows-using posters here can list a dozen or so e-mail applications for Windows that they like.

--- John B.

 

Thunderbird works well in Mac, Linux and Windows.

 

According to the Lavasoft website, Ad-Aware should recognize this Adware, however, I've found that in order to remove some of these, you have to boot to Safe Mode and run Ad-Aware from there.

 

Pop-up's
No more!
And the forum link should pop-up i have it set to _Blank

 

PC Gamer,

Dude, here's a website that will really help you generate more business:

http://dictionary.reference.com/

 

The poster did mention in another thread that they are 13 years old.

 

Columbus knew what a ship was before he sailed to the New World.

 

To be honest, it may be able to remove parts of the offending software, but you might want to start taking an inventory of which files are important to you, and any software you have intentionally loaded. There have been some articles as of late that say the only true way to be safe after a spyware install is to rebuild the machine. I would tend to agree, but I am more paranoid than most. If you do decide to rebuild the OS, you should look into acquiring a known internet security suite.

 

My brother had this virus and it acctacked some of his files and there was this one file with the name that he never new? so we tryed to delate it Accsess denied so if that happens just drag the file to your recyle bin and empty your rycyle bin any .exe file that look supitions! we delated that file no popups or anything anymore!

And yes Mr. Linux is correct i am only 13 and a guy trying to start up a small website!

And i try to fix problems as fast as possibal