Malware

Completely agree with this. I use Malwarebytes (full version) and Avira AntiVir and haven't had an infection or issue since.

Worth paying for the full versions of both for the peace of mind as I've had problems in the past that have costs me days of work to clear up.

(15-08-2015 22:03 )HEX!T Wrote:  the best of the best is malwarebytes. ive used it along side avira free for the last 8 years. never had a flash infection...

(15-08-2015 20:02 )saints76 Wrote:  Hi,

Or maybe do system restore from windows , that might work.

Or stop watching so much porn , I think that's when you get most of those problems, lol

Actually Norton is telling me it is a problem with Chrome,i have uninstalled,and reinstalled to no avail.

(15-08-2015 21:22 )shano123 Wrote:  If your getting all these pop ups which could be malicious it's best to back up all your data and then just do a system recovery to wipe out everything and start again, i know its a pain but one time I exprienced cryptolocker and I lost all stuff so best to plan ahead

Best you stop surfing porn

(16-08-2015 09:27 )bombshell Wrote:  Actually Norton is telling me it is a problem with Chrome,i have uninstalled,and reinstalled to no avail.

in that case mate run hijack this.
post the results in a ziped log file up it to a host and il have a look through it.
it sounds like its either a root kit or a browser helper object.
which o.s you running?.

also please dump norton its the most attacked antivirus out there. malware makers target it and mcfee specifically because there filled with so much bloat that they are there own security risks.
its also misses a lot of stuff kaspersky, bitdefender and avira find.
choose any of the 3 i just mentioned and you will be safe for the most part. the best of the 3 is bitdefender and you can get a free 90 day trial...
if you do decide to remove norton then run the norton removal tool. clean your registry after with something like ccleaner then reboot and insatall a better av.

https://support.norton.com/sp/en/uk/home...file_en_us

(16-08-2015 09:27 )bombshell Wrote:  Actually Norton is telling me it is a problem with Chrome,i have uninstalled,and reinstalled to no avail.

Did you try another browser to see if you still got the problem then? Because doing that would prove if Norton was right or wrong.