http://www.epoclick.com/?ad=1288413582

[imail]

i keep getting this pop up. I run xp pro have run malwarebytes, superantispyware, and microsoft essentials security and nothing catches this. Please help

[noknojon]

Hi -

I can not reproduce this item or locate the url exactly as listed - Is there any certain time it occurs ?? -

There has been an infection pest listed under this title - Please read and follow directions below -

Also run your antivirus (Microsoft claim MSE will detect and remove it also)

This is the nearest I can get and it is regarded as an infection carrier -

hxxp://www.epoclick.com/?ad=1287926187

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[Beeracuda]

i keep getting this pop up. I run xp pro have run malwarebytes, superantispyware, and microsoft essentials security and nothing catches this. Please help

I was getting the same thing. I have found that my DNS was changed to a "hard number", rather than "obtaining DNS automatically from ISP". I changed it back to "obtain automatically", and I've not had the problem again.

To change, go to Control Panel >> Network Connections

Right click on Local Connection, then click on Properties

Click on Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), then click on Properties.

[imail]

I was getting the same thing. I have found that my DNS was changed to a "hard number", rather than "obtaining DNS automatically from ISP". I changed it back to "obtain automatically", and I've not had the problem again.

To change, go to Control Panel >> Network Connections

Right click on Local Connection, then click on Properties

Click on Internet Protocol (TCP/IP), then click on Properties.

I noticed that it does not keep popping up on my laptop when i leave and use a different wifi. could it be on the server?

[yardbird]

@ imail

Please follow the steps in post # 2 so you know when you leave the Malware Removal Forum, you will have a clean PC. regards...

[noknojon]

@ imail -

could it be on the server?

This can also be related to a router infection , however if you let our experts check this (free) they will make sure of the origin of the problem -

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[Haider]

Hello imail:

Just my two cents. The IP that corresponds to the subject URL is blacklisted in MBAM database, and if IP Protection is enabled visiting this link will yield a po-pup.

If you don't get these pop-ups at all when using a different WiFi network then you need to perform following (where you are getting these pop-ups):

1. Hard reset router to factory default
   
2. Change Admin log-in password
   
3. Change default IP
   
4. Configure router as per ISP provided settings
   
5. Change wireless encryption key
   

Should you have any other question(s) please post back using button

[nyman70]

I am having the same issue with my computer. If this is a router issue, would it affect computers using a wireless connection? I only have issues with my computer which is hardwired to the router. My laptop which uses a wireless connection is not affected.

[Haider]

Hello nyman70:

If its router problem then both wired and or wireless could be effected. The easiest way to eliminate router is

[nyman70]

ok will do.

I can't circumvent my router anyway since my router and modem are in the same unit.

[yardbird]

What the make & Model of the router/modem?

[nyman70]

What the make & Model of the router/modem?

It's an Actiontec M1424WR. I have Verizon FIOS.

[nyman70]

Actually an Actiontec MI424WR. Thought that was a '1'...lol

[yardbird]

Thank you for the reply, please follow these instructions, there the same as in Post 2

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