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Did the Addblock Plus you have by any chance say BETA next to it ?? I have just installed it and still see adverts. I'd say get shot of it and see what happens :-)
Also what scans have you run. More details = more help we can give you :-) |
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If Yes, then I have made a scan on AVG, Malwarebytes and Norton; no virus is found... 
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When i was using Chrome there was two Adblockers, the very popular one and the other one that said it was a beta, the beta one was better imo, but you need to make sure you sub to the right lists.
 I dont use Chrome any more so cant tell you any more than that.    Gigabyte EX58-UD5 | Intel i7 @ 4.2Ghz under a Noctua NH-U12P | 6GB Corsair XMS DDR3 Gigabyte GTX670 | Creative X-FI Titanium HD | Crucial M225 128GB SSD + 4TB's of Storage Corsair HX850 | Logitech G25 | Gigabyte Osmium | Deathadder 2013| Wireless 360 Pad BenQ XL2420T | Lian Li PC-7FW | Acoustic Energy Aego M | Windows 7 Ultimate 64 Bit |
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What command did you type in CMD ??
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I hope you haven't got both AVG and Norton installed on your computer. The two will conflict with each other. Try using the Offline defender I linked to in a previous post. Its a brilliant tool and often pics up stuff that other AV's and scans don't Failing that, do a HJT and head over to Bleepingcomputers.com Last edited by EvanDavis; 13th Aug 2012 at 04:13 PM.. |
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Nope once you have run " ipconfig /flushdns " you can't undo the command.
DNSflush clears the DNS cache, which essentially stores the locations ( IP addresses ) of websites you have recently visited. Once its cleared its cleared. |
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So what it actually do?
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