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Vic

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wondering if I`m the only one getting pop advertisements lately  when I log in or go to a thread is there anything I need to do on my end Thanks VK


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Your computer has likely been hijacked by some crappy piece of software that is now selling your online habits to the highest bidder.  Happened to me recently when I was looking for an innocent free utility to read old MS Outlook data files and I trusted some download from CNET and somehow it 'included' a Youtube Accelerator program. Basically completely took over my browsers, even after I found and uninstalled the programs from the control panel.

So, you should try out this program called ADWCleaner.  Check out this link:  http://www.fixyourbrowser.com/how-to/remove-ads-adwcleaner/ which also has a direct link to the download site for this program.  Trust no other links, PERIOD!!!
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