Windows 10: "Do you want to allow this app to make changes..." keeps popping up

Hello, thanks for reading.In the last few months, I have kept getting the "Do you want to allow this app to make changes to your device?" window pop-up, especially when I'm not using the computer. If I leave it for a few minutes, I'll have four windows open with that. Sometimes, it also opens while I use it. I don't think it is related to an app. The Publisher seems to be "Microsoft Windows" and I have a CLSID id below that. When I click on Show more information, I can see that the certificate is intended for "Windows Hardware Driver Verification", it was issued to Microsoft Windows by Microso

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User Account keeps popping up with only the no option. Cant install anything to PC. Do you want to allow app to make Changes to PC

I cannot change anything. Get pop up Do you want to allow this app to make changes? Says to enter password and click yes. No where to enter a password. Cant do anything you suggested because of pop up.

 

Pop-up blocker to allow pop-ups on the site Internet Explorer 11 browser.

I knew and went through all these steps already. the issue is even though I have
www.pogo.com listed as an exception in my pop-up blockers in both IE11 and Firefox, it still won't allow my java to run and allow games windows to pop out since last Wednesday or so.

 

Acrobat Reader DC keeps popping on screen

Hello,

As per the issue description, I understand that issue with Acrobat reader DC and its popping every time while working on computer. I will certainly help you to resolve the issue.

There might be a possibility that new security updates are constantly released for the Adobe Acrobat Reader software to provide increased functionality and to patch any security loopholes that might be present. Every time a new update has been downloaded
and is ready to install, a notification will pop up to alert the user. There are instances where these can be annoying or intrusive; for example, while giving a business presentation with the aid of a PDF document. Disabling the Acrobat Reader pop-ups will
prevent this type of interruption.

Method 1



I would suggest you to follow the steps given below and check if it helps.

Step 1

Launch Adobe Acrobat Reader.

Step 2

Click "Edit" from the menu bar at the top of the Adobe Reader window and then click "Preferences" from the list of options displayed. Click the "Updater" category on the list of options displayed on the "Preferences" submenu

Step 3

Click the radio button next to "Do not download or install updates automatically" below the "Check for updates" section.

Step 4

Click "OK" and then click "Yes" when asked if you want to allow the changes. Acrobat Reader will no longer keep displaying pop-ups prompting you to install available updates.

Method 2

I would suggest you to scan your computer with Microsoft Safety scanner just to make sure that computer is free of all infections

You can scan your PC with Microsoft Safety Scanner to ensure your PC is not infected.

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