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Hi! every body please solve my problem when I use internet every five minute it appears porno website. how i remove it?

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This pattern — adult pages appearing repeatedly while you browse — is almost always an unwanted redirect caused by adware, a browser extension/toolbar, a changed hosts/proxy/DNS setting, or a compromised router. The community tips already point toward a malware/diagnostic approach, so here is a short, prioritized checklist and some things to check that were not fully detailed in the thread by , and .

  1. Temporarily disconnect from the network to stop ongoing redirects while you clean.
  2. Boot into Safe Mode with Networking (or use a trusted offline rescue environment) and run full, signature-updated scans with reputable antimalware products.
  3. Inspect and clean the browser: remove unknown extensions/toolbars, reset the browser profile to defaults, clear cache/cookies, and create a fresh profile to test.
  4. Check local redirection and networking settings: examine the hosts file at C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts for suspicious entries, verify there is no proxy configured in your network settings, and flush DNS with ipconfig /flushdns.
  5. Verify router integrity: log into the router, confirm DNS and gateway settings, change the admin password, and update firmware if available. Some infections persist by altering router DNS.
  6. Look for persistent startup/scheduled items (Task Scheduler, Startup entries) and unknown background processes; remove or disable them.
  7. Backup personal documents (scan backups before restoring), and if the infection resists, plan for a clean OS reinstall.

When posting for more help, include OS/version, a list of recently installed programs, currently running processes/startup entries, browser extension lists and a screenshot of the popup. That information makes diagnosis faster and avoids repeated suggestions.

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First update your virus definitions then do a virus scan. If it still comes up then get the programs Ad-Aware and Spybot Search and Destroy (google them or off of download.com). Run them and scan your computer.

I had this problem a while back and this fixed it. I think you consider changing to firefox if you have not already done so. Other than memory leaks, I have had no problems with it.

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Well this definitely appears to be a spyware problem. Begin by downloading HJT, a diagnostic program. Directions for downloading can be found here:

http://www.daniweb.com/techtalkforums/thread28196.html

After downloading, don't do any of it yourself, just scan and post a log. Be sure to NOT check anything.

After this, we'll work from there.

Thanks.

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