Windows 10: https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/how-to-remove-popup-desktop-everytime-...

I followed the entire steps and all the drivers get lost and I'm unable to use my laptops. Even wifi , bluetooth, audio, fingerprint isn't working.kindly help me out.

:)

 

Unwanted popup webpage

See if these multi-step removal guides help:

• https://malwaretips.com/blogs/win-an-iphone-virus-removal/
• https://malwaretips.com/blogs/remove-popup-ads-windows-10/

Suggestion to read:

Best Practices for Safe Computing - Prevention of Malware Infection

 

Microsoft Answers Forum

Hi Sumit,

Thank you for such a quick reply. My problem is only occurring on my mobile(on which I am not signed in like I am here), when searching for answers on my mobile. My initial question was; why is the mobile plans backup task using so much of my cpu? The first
link was was for: Microsoft> answers>windows>forum. Upon clicking I am brought directly to login.live.com. I tried googleing many things beginning with "windows answers" and every link to the windows answers forum I click asks me to sign in. When searching
exactly "windows answers" the first link says "Microsoft Community". The link says "Microsoft>answers>home" and this leads to a sign in upon clicking.

Update: I googled "microsoft answers mobile backgup plans cpu" on my mobile. The first link was microsoft>answers>windows>forum. This link prompted a sign in. When I switched to the desktop site, the link changed to Redirecting.
They both had the same title, "Mobile Plans Background Task Host Hogs CPU -- and My Computer is ..."

I had to hold the long link, then the word "Cached" popped up next to it. If i clicked " cached" i was finally able to see the answer forum with out signing in.

The same goes for every link to Redirecting. So, problem solved I guess? I have to use the desktop site link, hold or click the small green arrow attached to the end of the link, and click on "cached".

 

Microsoft Security iExplore popup everytime Google Chrome opens, malicious content...

That’s a tech support scam popup. Don’t call the number.

If Avast is your antimalware provider did you seek their advice/assistance?

Fake Tech Support Scams – see video from the MS Digital Crimes Unit (copy/paste the link into your browser).



PSA: Tech Support Scams Pop-Ups on the Rise | Malwarebytes Labs



For issues with "tech support scam" popups while using Edge see the Answer of GreginMich dated
June 20, 2016: Redirecting

For issues with Google Chrome see How to stop unwanted pop-ups or homepage changes in Chrome, and How
to reset Google Chrome settings. You may want to use Remove unwanted ads, pop-ups & malware - Computer - Google Chrome Help



If you cannot resolve this issue see this free multi-step removal guide from Malwaretips.com: http://malwaretips.com/blogs/remove-tech-support-scam-popups/ and
follow the instructions on how to close the popup. If the issue continues then follow the step by step instructions in the guide on removing malware. You may not need to scan with Hitman Pro (available in trial version if you do need to use it). If scanning
with AdwCleaner (step 1), Malwarebytes Free (step 2) does not eliminate the malware problem, then you may need to reset your browsers:

https://malwaretips.com/blogs/reset-internet-explorer-settings/

https://malwaretips.com/blogs/reset-chrome-settings/

https://malwaretips.com/blogs/reset-firefox-settings/

http://www.howtogeek.com/237527/how-to-reset-microsoft-edge-in-windows-10/



Good luck...

http://blog.emsisoft.com/2015/01/27/top-10-ways-pups-sneak-onto-your-computer-and-how-to-avoid-them/