I keep getting this pop up about win explorer has stopped working and [it has not stopped working,] but the pop up takes control of the window and you have to close to try and restore the home page and when you do here comes the same pop up again followed by another one that says it is going to return you to your home page. I did the lava soft scan as well as SFC scan along with the Avast scan which all 3 found nothing as well as the MS site and instructions were of no help to correct the problem.
Reply 1 : Internet explorer stops working pop up in a loop.
1. Run Internet Explorer without add-ons (it's a choice if you type internet in the search window on the desktop). Does that work correctly.
2. If it does, in IE go to Tools>Manage add-ons to discover which of your add-ons is causing the issue.
3. Please tell the results here.
Kees
2. If it does, in IE go to Tools>Manage add-ons to discover which of your add-ons is causing the issue.
3. Please tell the results here.
Kees
Reply 2 : Internet explorer stops working pop up in a loop.
Have disabled all add ons. and prob still exists.
Reply 3 : Internet explorer stops working pop up in a loop.
Try it in a new Windows account. First without add-ons. Then with. What happens?
Kees
Kees
Reply 4 : Internet explorer stops working pop up in a loop.
Suggested APPs: AdAware, SpyBot, Spyware Blaster, MalwareBytes, and AVG coupled with Threatfire
Try Firefox as well for testing to see if you get the same problem. If not, then its just with IE. If yes, then its nested in the OS.
To break the looped onslaught of ads: http://www.hatebolt.com/Vey/?p=131
Honest honest most honest course of action to take would be to restore your OS *IF* you have a
prebuilt desktop or laptop with simple factory image restore. Everytime I've thought something of that nature is gone, something wacky reappears or random functionality is impacted. Move your data somewhere safe such as a flashdrive using a Linux liveCD (older Ubuntu 9.10 is what I use - http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.10/) taking care to only move essential files such as docs, pics, music, and videos since the deliverer of your irritation might be amongst them. *IF* you installed the OS manually, this is my no means easier with loading drivers and such, but I still would suggest going that route with the voracity of the affliction you have described. The time you spend treating the disease can span days with no success; I've learned to just move on once AdAware, SpyBot, Spyware Blaster, MalwareBytes, AVG, and Threatfire have failed.
Try Firefox as well for testing to see if you get the same problem. If not, then its just with IE. If yes, then its nested in the OS.
To break the looped onslaught of ads: http://www.hatebolt.com/Vey/?p=131
Honest honest most honest course of action to take would be to restore your OS *IF* you have a
prebuilt desktop or laptop with simple factory image restore. Everytime I've thought something of that nature is gone, something wacky reappears or random functionality is impacted. Move your data somewhere safe such as a flashdrive using a Linux liveCD (older Ubuntu 9.10 is what I use - http://releases.ubuntu.com/9.10/) taking care to only move essential files such as docs, pics, music, and videos since the deliverer of your irritation might be amongst them. *IF* you installed the OS manually, this is my no means easier with loading drivers and such, but I still would suggest going that route with the voracity of the affliction you have described. The time you spend treating the disease can span days with no success; I've learned to just move on once AdAware, SpyBot, Spyware Blaster, MalwareBytes, AVG, and Threatfire have failed.
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