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I have this everytime now even i have ADblocker blocking this i using firefox aswell.
I have no idea what is wrong anyone knows the problem? this is pretty annoying now.

You probably have installed a program in your computer that add these ads, Try looking for it and uninstall it, Or initiate a system restore.

My advice is to download the 'Plus' version over the previous Adblock ones. Never had I any problems afterwards when I upgraded it.

Possibly a virus. Check for any recently installed programs which you don't recall installing and do some virus scans.

Thanks, i have 3 different ADblock in firefox, i scanning now atm se if i find anything.

It's a mallware issue. Check your extentions (where you can also find adblock) and disable What ever unusual files are in there. Every time you start your browser it will keep reopening meaning you have to keep disabling it unless you can find out in your programs what's causing it and then delete it.

When u instal something , be carefoul because sometimes clickin next next next , in one of this say " agree to instal blablabla " and its a problem/virus/...

Try also antimalware bytes program to find out and remove any malware running in your computer. This does not help though unless you uninstall the program which is causing this first.

I will se if i can fix the problem after work today.

(2015-03-08 19:05)Barney Wrote: [ -> ]lmgtfy.com/?q=remove+unideals

that. The image even says "Ads by unideals".

Always had "Adblock Plus" installed and never had issues with it.

https://adblockplus.org/en/

Works for almost everything and anything.

Looks most definitely like Malware or Adware. [TC] Forums do not contain Ads by default. I rarely see ads throughout the internet thanks to a custom built router running ipFire. It really helps to have a custom router compared to a ready built one, you can configure it better and just generally set it to your likings. If you were to build one, I would suggest build it out of a thin client. The reason being they're small, low cost, low power and run off either a USB, CF Card or an SD Card.

Hope this helps!

PS: I will post pics of my router later

(2015-03-09 07:41)Sebas Wrote: [ -> ]Always had "Adblock Plus" installed and never had issues with it.

https://adblockplus.org/en/

Works for almost everything and anything.

You're missing the point. He's not visiting a site that contains ads, he's having a local malware installed, that locally injects ads to sites he's browsing.
That also means that this (and similar "addons") can read and manipulate everything he's seeing the the browser. Including passwords, banking websites etc.
I can only warn of those things. Never install any addon you don't know its trustworthy.

(2015-03-09 07:57)Chuck Wrote: [ -> ]

(2015-03-09 07:41)Sebas Wrote: [ -> ]Always had "Adblock Plus" installed and never had issues with it.

https://adblockplus.org/en/

Works for almost everything and anything.

You're missing the point. He's not visiting a site that contains ads, he's having a local malware installed, that locally injects ads to sites he's browsing.
That also means that this (and similar "addons") can read and manipulate everything he's seeing the the browser. Including passwords, banking websites etc.
I can only warn of those things. Never install any addon you don't know its trustworthy.

How can people still manage to have such issues on a computer today Stop installing crap on your computer Jimmy.

I have not installing any thing on my computer its have come self somehow.

There is an software i have not installed called this,


Nothing i dont remember installing and i cant remove it.

You are right clicking and clicking "Uninstall/Change", right?

(2015-03-09 16:45)BP Wrote: [ -> ]You are right clicking and clicking "Uninstall/Change", right?

Yh did not work.

http://eugene2k.hubpages.com/hub/How-to-...-a-program

Be careful when following these instructions. Run Malwarebytes also (https://www.malwarebytes.org)