System Message - Warning?

Did you go to that UFO in New Jersey site ... www.todaycnn.com? I started getting those after going there. It was a question posted here.

I used System Restore to fix it

programs - accessories - system tools - system restore - go back to before that started happening

btw Don't Go To That Site! also, I have Norton ... it didn't catch it

Well this sounds like spyware has infected your computer. Go to http://www.newegg.com/ and search for webroot and then get the webroot spysweeper that should do it. Also you should be running an antivirus and a firewall program (not windows firewall). Get McAfee or Norton. Also, you could call your tech support for the computer and ask them how to get rid of these annoying messages and call Microsoft support and register a complaint with the FTC. There have been lots of cases where people plant programs to make you get their software when really there's little or no problems with your computer and they've been caught. Maybe you are a victim of this?

Like aforementioned suggestions, I cannot stress this enough that it's imperative to safeguard your computer with a trusted, reputable anti-virus and firewall. You can never be too careful, let alone surf the websites. Those without anti-virus are the easiest preys to be hunted by adwares, spywares and virus, trojans, just to name a few.

Your computer is infected with viruses. These pop ups are designed to get you to purchase their software. Go to Netcraft.com and download their toolbar - I've tried all the rest - Yahoo, Google,Buddy etc but netcraft was the only one that stopped them.

Unless you have proper antivirus software installed, your going to keep encountering problems. Go to Limewire.com and download Norton anti virus - its has instructions to load it without having to pay for it.

You may have to save this to CD (along with everything else), reformat your hard drive, then download the Netcraft toolbar - but try it all first - you may get lucky enough to avoid it.

it is probable a application created by technique of tobisha to demonstrate screen the temperature. you could can uninstall it or substitute the temperature at which it notifies you. Motherboards adjust the CPU temperature and shutdown the computing gadget if it gets overheated. you could merely purchase a cooling pad. the better warmth is probable because of the battery heating up because of the fact its charging. If the workstation is below guarantee i'd return it and tell them the issue. If its no longer %. the cooling pad up for $20-$30.

sounds like you got a nasty virus that has messed up pc.id be leary of the sites that came up on own.try go to microsoft site and then do the repairs from there.good luck

This is not a real system message warning.. it's a popup message.. you mostly have a trojan.. which downloads ads automatically to your system.. choose one of these programs and make a full system scan :

http://www.download.com/3001-8022_4-10399602.html

http://www.download.com/Spyware-Doctor/3000-8022_4...