Blue links, Ads, and randomly opening websites -
fonia5 - 17.02.2015
This is really pissing me off and i can't get rid of it. everytime i go on samp forums or other any website like ******** i will get a program that pops asking about windows installer or some crap like that and whenever i click on links or login to samp forums it opens a new tab some ad crap i can't get rid of it i have ad blocker and don't seem to work it's not a viruses because i have Searched if i had any.
http://i.imgur.com/XTkkcdn.png
Re: Blue links, Ads, and randomly opening websites -
GGRoleplay - 17.02.2015
Get ad block plus
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Virtual1ty - 17.02.2015
Yeah, sounds like a virus/crapware infection. Try
resetting your Chrome anew? Other than that, how did you check for viruses? I recommend scanning with
Malwarebytes Anti-Malware.
Re: Blue links, Ads, and randomly opening websites -
fonia5 - 17.02.2015
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Originally Posted by GGRoleplay
Get ad block plus
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Already have it didn't do nothing..
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Originally Posted by Virtual1ty
Yeah, sounds like a virus/crapware infection. Try resetting your Chrome anew? Other than that, how did you check for viruses? I recommend scanning with Malwarebytes Anti-Malware.
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I reinstalled my ****** chrome but sadly it didn't work i used windows defender it didn't find anything full scan.
i check the link and see what this dose. thanks.
I also used Ccleaner to clear any catch stuff. didn't work.
Am using that program you linked and it's find 6 objects. well 17 now.
Re: Blue links, Ads, and randomly opening websites -
Isolated - 17.02.2015
Hover over the adware link and find the name, then ******, adware name removal. This will demonstrate the process inwhich you remove it. My girlfriends computer also suffered this, check your control panel->Programs->Find ANY which you do not recognise and then uninstall it, check chrome->extensions and disable the ones which refer to the programs and then finally restart your PC.
Re: Blue links, Ads, and randomly opening websites -
fonia5 - 17.02.2015
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Originally Posted by Isolated
Hover over the adware link and find the name, then ******, adware name removal. This will demonstrate the process inwhich you remove it. My girlfriends computer also suffered this, check your control panel->Programs->Find ANY which you do not recognise and then uninstall it, check chrome->extensions and disable the ones which refer to the programs and then finally restart your PC.
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I checked the control panel they was a few installed other day i didn't know off and it was still showing. doing that scan seems to removed the Ads and the blue links.
If it still dose the popping up randomly websites i will have to do what you have said.
Re: Blue links, Ads, and randomly opening websites -
GGRoleplay - 17.02.2015
Click a link and try and find some type of branding y'know.
And then ****** it, it'll probably show up as Malware and then you can find a fix for it.
Re: Blue links, Ads, and randomly opening websites -
Ahmad45123 - 17.02.2015
I had this problem before... and I just removed all unknown/unneeded apps.
And did a full computer scan.
Re: Blue links, Ads, and randomly opening websites -
Danny - 17.02.2015
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/download/adwcleaner/
This one really helped me.
And yeah, if those things are caused by Chrome extentions you need to fully delete them or they'll re-activate themselves. There should be a guide on the internet, ****** a few things like 'adware chrome extention remove'.
Re: Blue links, Ads, and randomly opening websites -
Virtual1ty - 17.02.2015
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Originally Posted by fonia5
Already have it didn't do nothing..
I reinstalled my ****** chrome but sadly it didn't work i used windows defender it didn't find anything full scan.
i check the link and see what this dose. thanks.
I also used Ccleaner to clear any catch stuff. didn't work.
Am using that program you linked and it's find 6 objects. well 17 now.
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Yeah well sadly simply deinstalling Chrome doesn't help as it leaves its "configuration" and user files behind.
The first link I linked you to(the ****** site) helps to solve any leftover problem(s) by resetting Chrome.
If it still didn't help I would delete all those leftover ****** Chrome folders, mainly the one in your "%userprofile%/AppData/Local/******" (without the quotes; it's only if you're using Windows 7/8 - which I see you are) - BE CAREFUL; then you would need to reinstall Chrome again.
And also as a precaution scan with AdwCleaner as someone else mentioned earlier. It will most definately catch anything that's wrong and try and fix it.
Fingers crossed.