Windows 10: Adverts popping up inside Chrome

Hello,

Please see attached screenshot. I get these popups inside Chrome maybe once an hour for QNAP or other things.

I have checked all settings inside Chrome, run anti malware, totally reinstalled Chrome, but still get them.

How has this started happening and how do I stop it?

Thanks

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Adverts popping up on chrome

Have you sought assistance from your antimalware provider (Avast, AVG, Avira, McAfee, Norton, etc)?



Are there any extensions that were added to your browser(s) that need to be disabled/removed?



For issues with popups while using Edge see the responses of GreginMich dated
March 7 and March 9, 2016: System error.



For issues with Google Chrome see How to stop unwanted pop-ups or homepage changes in Chrome,
and How to reset Google Chrome settings.



If you cannot resolve your issue see the following free multi-step removal guide from Malwaretips.com: http://malwaretips.com/blogs/remove-adware-popup-ads/ If
you do not see the program in Control Panel that you think is responsible for the ads and popups, you cannot uninstall it or the popups continue then move on to steps 2 through 4 (scan with AdwCleaner, JRT and Malwarebytes
Free). You may not need to use Hitman Pro (Trial Version) as suggested in step 5 but you may need to reset your browsers (see step 6).



Good luck…



How to avoid potentially unwanted programs - Malwarebytes Labs

 

Adverts popping up on chrome

Hi, I recently did a factory reset on my laptop and then upgraded to Windows 10. The first thing to pop up on my screen was System Healer which I managed to uninstall but I'm now getting adverts popping up when I access the Internet and have no idea how
to stop them. Hope someone can help.

 

pop ups and adverts on windows 10

Depends which Internet Browser is affected, but for a start type 'pop-ups' in the Search box on the Windows Desktop Task Bar, and you should see the Control Panel icon for 'Block or allow Pop-ups' appear in the list. Click on that to launch the Settings
screen and make sure the 'Turn on Pop-up Blocker' entry is ticked.

If that doesn't improve things sufficiently you may need to consider installing an extension for your Browser to block pop-up adverts, although you do have to be aware that some of these can also block 'legitimate' pop-ups that you really need to see, such
as those used by some online banking and shopping sites, unless you are able to 'white list' those sites you want to be able to display pop-ups.