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I'm being polluted by an irritating advert popup in the bottom right corner of my screen. I find it impossible to get rid of unless I engage with it, when it will eventually close down. I have popups blocked in Chrome and have installed the Adaware blocker, but  to no avail. Further I have scanned the computer using Malwarebytes.

 

Any ideas?

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6 hours ago, wiskerke said:

What does it say?

Any exceptions in your blocker(s)?

 

wim

 

Hi Wim

 

It says Google Chrome g4oc.sinnotbilela.info  

 

Just found this website that provides some solutions http://www.computips.org/remove-sinnotbilela-info/

 

I was able to follow the advice under Delete Sinnotbilela.info Notifications:   

 

and hope that might have cured it!

 

Sadly not it is still popping up outside of Chrome 

 

 

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2 hours ago, wiskerke said:

Searching for just sinnotbilela.info will get you some more and probably better remedies.

 

wim

Thanks Wim, searching with that string in quotes does bring up a range of alternatives but most recommend the use of Spyhunter software. I'm currently running a Spyhunter scan.

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Latest, abandoned Spyhunter as it was taking forever to complete scan. Uninstalled the software when I was offered a discount price to stay with it. Useful to know if you do want to buy it.

 

Scanned again using Malwarebytes advert removal tool, it removed some stuff, waiting to see if successful.

 

Sadly not, advert has returned.

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Thanks for the further suggestions. I'm away at present so can't access my PC. 

 

I have pop ups blocked in Chrome, but that doesn't stop this one. Weirdly the advert does not appear to pop up until I start Chrome, and when I move the browser to my second screen it remains on the first. I might try a different browser.

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Did not see that you already know about this program,  it does take forever if you scan all you data files,  but you can opt out of this on the custom scan setting. I have found this program very helpful in removing malicious  software in the past. it was one of the only programs which actually cured my problem. 

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10 hours ago, John Gaffen said:

Did not see that you already know about this program,  it does take forever if you scan all you data files,  but you can opt out of this on the custom scan setting. I have found this program very helpful in removing malicious  software in the past. it was one of the only programs which actually cured my problem. 

 

Thanks John, I'll hold that one in reserve if my present solution fails. So far so good, the adds appear to have gone..

 

Not really sure what did the trick, but I scanned the machine with Malwarebytes and the associated ad removal software, installed the Adaware blocker, and finally uninstalled and reinstalled Chrome. When I noticed that it didn't affect Microsoft Edge that steered me in the direction of it being Chrome specific.

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