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by dmiles
by bobho
If your isp doesn't have a popup blocker you will need to install a 3rd party app or an ie add-in. I have used Google's toolbar add-in for quite some time and it has a built-in popup blocker that works quite well. You can get it at www.google.com.
See ya,
Bob:>)
by mark
The scary thing is, most pop-up blockers are suspect to say the least, they work well if you are visiting just a few websites with pop-ups, but sometimes otherwise benign software installs local pop-up programs, these programs are difficult to remove, and may involve some aspects of registry key deletion.
My advice is to be careful about which software package to use, sometimes you trade annoying pop-ups with questions about viewing the pop-up or not.
by wlbowers
Go in to services and check messenger service. If it is enabled turn it off and dissable it.
A lot of the popups come in through there.
Other than that the os does nothing to stop popups. That takes 3 party intervention.
Lee
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