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One comment was correct. No matter what you click on, the download will start. Do nothing and the download will still start. It has a timer. Wait 10 seconds, and it got you!

Forget anti-virus, search and destroy, or spyware nonsense. You need to format to get this out.

I've learned how to handle all this. First, I use a separate computer, just for the internet. No personal information. No important files. Just windows. That's all you need for internet.

When it gets a virus, I don't fool around. I format. Or, rather, I used to format. Now, I do a 30 minute data restore.

I start with a format and a brand new, clean install. Then, I back it up to a separate partition. When a virus happens, I restore and overwrite everything. I end up getting back the exact same thing I started with. The fresh, new install. The virus is gone. All the files are restored to brand new again.

There is one other thing you can try. If you hit the power switch in the very beginning of the virus, it won't get enough downloaded to install. But, you need to catch it in the first 2 or 3 seconds. As soon as you hear the hard drive grinding, hit the switch.

Sometimes, that will prevent the download. But, fool around with boxes, and you'll end up with the dialer on your computer. Every time!

Learn to use a separate computer. And how to do the backup and restore. I use no virus software. About once a week, I get a virus. A quick 30 minute restore gets me right back to good again.

The idiot who made the virus wastes more time than I do just setting up his crooked download. And, it's all for nothing!

NEVER click on pop-up ads, even if the have an "Accept" or "Decline" buttons. Usually clicking anywhere in a pop-up ad will have the same result. Even though the ad may appear to have different objects (i.e. buttons, check boxes, etc...), the whole ad is usually just a picture with buttons IN the picture, and the picture has a link attached to it. So, no matter where you click on the ad (empty white space, text, or a PICTURE of a "decline" or "close" button), you have clicked on a link to follow that ad and what ever consequences may ensue.

The best way to close pop-ups is to click the "Close" button (the X in the title bar of the window, top right corner) on Windows machines (sorry MAC's, I'm not familiar enough with MAC's). If for some reason there is not a "Close" button in the top right corner, hold down the [Alt] key and press (and release) the [F4] key. The [Alt] + [F4] key combo will close the active window or program, no matter what it is (document, file, pop-up, web page). If you have a lot of files/programs/web pages open, many successive presses of the [Alt] + [F4] combo will close all of them and bring up your "Shut Down" menu if there are no windows/programs open.

I hope this helps,

In addition to running an adware removal program, you should also run a program like Spybot Search and Destroy. That program scans your system for dialers and other sinister things that get loaded onto your computer by stealth.