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Old 04-01-2011, 10:45 AM #6
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What you might have is a pop up intrusion. That or Alan is continuing to pick it up when he uses the computer.

Fixing that is separate from removing that devil should you download it.

If you go to Microsoft and click on pop-up spam blocker, they have a download that will get rid of it.

Go to explorer and see if that file exists. That would be the next step in this house.
Mrs. D. when I go to explorer, what file am I looking for? What's the name?

Never heard of pop up intrusions. It's aptly named isn't it?

Melody

Went to Microsoft.com and typed in POP UP BLOCKER.

Just saw stuff to download for Internet Explore.

Alan uses Mozilla, I use flock.

does this make any difference?
thanks, Melody
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