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I have problem with receiving heaps of various banks messages at my Internet Explorer.

I including some of them:

- Dear Commonwealth Bank customer, security measures...

- ST.George Bank : Account Blocked

- NetBank Notification...

- Unated Nation....

and much more.

I tried to use option "Block Sender" but it's coming back even more agressive.

Any ide how to stop those anoying messages?

I using AVI Anti Virus and Malwarebytes Anti-Malvare for protecting my computer which working fine.

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Thread starter opened this thread about persistent bank-themed messages in the browser; earlier responders (notably and @crunchie) asked for diagnostic data so helpers can identify the root cause. Without logs or a clear description of where the messages appear (in-page ads, modal pop-ups, fake login pages, or email), troubleshooting stalls. The advice below is a compact, practical diagnostic and cleanup plan that works for browser-based banking/phishing noise and is suitable to follow before asking for further help.

Recommended diagnostic and cleanup sequence:

  1. Identify where the content appears: browser page content, pop-up windows, or messages inside an email client/webmail. That changes the next steps.
  2. Run focused adware/cleanup tools from Safe Mode with Networking (examples used by professionals include AdwCleaner, HitmanPro, and an online AV scanner). Do not rely on a single scan.
  3. In Internet Explorer disable all toolbars/add-ons and then reset IE settings (Internet Options → Advanced → Reset) to remove injected BHOs or toolbars. Clear temporary files and the cache.
  4. Check system-level tampering: inspect the Hosts file for unexpected entries, verify Windows proxy settings, flush DNS (ipconfig /flushdns), and confirm local DNS/server settings.
  5. Inspect the router: ensure DNS and firmware haven’t been altered; if in doubt, update firmware and perform a factory reset, then change the admin password.
  6. Use Autoruns and a reputable scanner (or Farbar Recovery Scan Tool) to capture logs of startup items, services, scheduled tasks, and browser helper objects. Post those logs when requesting more help.

If banking credentials were ever submitted to an untrusted page, treat them as compromised: reset passwords from a known-clean device and notify the bank. When asking for follow-up assistance, include OS and IE versions, a concise description of where the messages appear, and the diagnostic logs (Autoruns/FRST and adware scan logs). This lets volunteers like and @crunchie give precise, safe next steps instead of broad guesses.

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You all ready have had multiple threads here requesting help and you never complete the instructions given.

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jholland,

You coment is pure sarcastic and if you do not wish to help, let someone else to do.
In contrary to you remerk, I solved all problems asking here and thanks to daniweb, so what else you want from me?

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jholland,

You coment is pure sarcastic and if you do not wish to help, let someone else to do.
In contrary to you remerk, I solved all problems asking here and thanks to daniweb, so what else you want from me?

If all your problems were solved here then why not have the courtesy to at least post in the thread that the problems were solved and what steps helped you do so? Only one of your past threads is even marked solved but there is no explanation on how or what made it solved. You only state in this thread you are receiving messages in your Internet Explorer...webmail? Popups? No logs attached nothing.

If all of the problems below were solved nobody here knows how and virtually all of them had unfinished steps requested by usually crunchie, myself or others but you never came back with the results. So that is why I posted what I posted. That isn't sarcasm, that is truth.

http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread147078.html no reply after crunchie's instructions

http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread148598.html no reply from you following my instructions

http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread158431.html no reply from you following my reply

http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread185170-2.html no reply from you after crunchie's last instructions, you failed to follow instructions throughout this thread

http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread185171.html you never replied after receiving replies from 4 different people.

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