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Dan, There are many videos that shows how to install win11 on unsupported hardware : https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=install+windows+11+on+unsupported+pc There are some hard requirements

Here is the "Final" update. I ran two DOS commands, sfc /scannow and chkdsk C: /f. Also downloaded, installed and ran PrivaZer. After multiple restarts, the popup was gone. I can not say which of the

The Windows Host file is located at C:Windows\System33\Drivers\etc\hosts. The Host file maps names to IP addresses, so I am not sure how the average computer user could figure out which entry or

Dan, If I remember the location of host file changed few times with the version of windows. So you will have to figure it out. Normally HOST file should be empty of entries. When you type

Jong, Thanks, I think I have an idea what you are saying but can I just do a search for the HOST file. Where is it located, under Program Files? wings515

Mike, Thanks for the reply. First I'll check the extensions and see if any are the cause. Second, because an older version of TeamViewer was on another friend's pc, I opted to install TV15 on this

Dan, Look in your HOST file and see if there’s a redirect of famous sites like Google to a pop up server somewhere. I had this happen to me once. This trick (of entering redirect of famous websites)

I have seen pop-ups occur as the result of some installedbrowser extensions or add-ons. You can go into the browser and turn off all the extensionsand see if the pop-ups stop. If they stop, you then

You will only be transferring the user’s personal files,music and photos. The computer will have a new OS and you will be installingnew apps, so it is very unlikely that you will transfer the

Update! I downloaded Malwarebytes and after a 55 minute scan it found 5 PUP's. I figured the problem was solved. Much to my dismay, the user opened his email account and up popped the same warning. So

You could also try Hitman Pro. https://www.hitmanpro.com/en-us Dave

Hard to tell. They look like popups and have a loud audio also. They can not be moved from the lower right hand corner which covers the "Settings" link on chrome. A couple of clicks and the picture

Are they actually popups from the browser or do they just look like browser popups? Donald.

I've run CCleaner before with no change but I'll certainly do it again after Malwarebytes. Thanks, wings515

The quickest and easiest download for Malwarebytes is from Ninite.com. Mike Stone

I am about to ask the users to install Malwarebytes and see if it picks it up. wings515

Donald, I agree, these pop-ups are not from both McAfee and Norton but some other insidious hacker. Since they are on both Chrome and Edge, I would think they are imbedded in the registry some place.

After running Malwarebytes try running CCleaner.

Have you ran a scan with Malwarebytes? Mike Stone

I'd be strongly suspecting that these popups are not, in fact, from McAfee or Norton. McAfee has a fairly good page on spotting and eliminating fake popups: