Windows 10: Random and frequent redirects to msn pages whenever connected to internet.

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  1. Random and frequent redirects to msn pages whenever connected to internet.


    Whenever LAN is connected to the computer windows 10, it frequently redirects to many of the msn.com pages. This occurs irrespective of which browser is being used. I have altered default browser settings, checked internet connectivity which all are found to be okay. The redirects to msn page is completely random and periodic in every 5 minutes even sometimes, 2-3 times in a minute and the redirects stop as soon as I disconnect the internet. I have checked various old threads posted in the microsoft community but found none of them helpful. I have checked the startup programs, home page s

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    TimeTraveller793, Feb 14, 2022
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  2. PaulT987 Win User

    MSN Homepage redirects to a random page after signing out of Outlook.com

    When I log out of my email on Outlook.com, it goes to my home country MSN homepage. That is all good and it hasn't caused any issues until last month when I noted the MSN homepage automatically redirects to some 'random' rewards page (the 'redirected' page
    differs but broadly has the same content about going into a survey to win a prize) One URL is "exclusiverewards38.online" - but there are many others. It's like a pop-up blocker, but takes over the whole tab. You can't use the back-tab - all you can do
    is close the tab.

    Please note the following
    BEFORE replying:

    1. This ONLY
      effects MSN homepage - no other page redirects like this. So clearly it is an MSN issue
    2. I have used multiple browsers - same result on all browsers (so this is interdependent of the browser)
    3. I have used multiple computers - same result on all computers (so this is interdependent of the computer)
    4. I have used different Wifi networks - same result on all Wifi networks (so this is interdependent of the Wifi networks)
    Furthermore,

    1. I have used various malware/virus programs to 'clean' my computers. No change.
    2. I have pop-blockers installed - but that doesn't help

    Based on the above, the only conclusion is that there is a script embedded within the MSN homepage that
    forces this redirection.
    I think that is poor practice as it is effectively taking over control of my computer. I am close to changing MSN as email provider due to this. One possible
    solution is to redirect the signout page from Outlook.com to something other than MSN. Any other options?

    Any real suggestions welcomed. If you can only offer corporate speak from Microsoft, please move on.

    Regards

    Paul

    Moved from: MSN / Using MSN.com and MSN apps / My home page
     
    PaulT987, Feb 14, 2022
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  3. PaulT987 Win User
    MSN Homepage redirects to a random page after signing out of Outlook.com

    Hi Peer

    Thanks for your reply.

    1. This problem about three weeks ago.
    2. The suggestion to open in a new tab is not a solution. If you don't know already (but as a
      Microsoft Community-Moderator, you should), that upon signing out of Outlook.com I am automatically taken to the MSN homepage. There is no setting to redirect to another page - if there was, I could solve this in a second.
    3. I don't have any sync enabled on my computers (unless forced by software companies, like MSN)
    4. I have already reset my browsers (read my first message)

    I have just signed out of Outlook.com, then was redirected to MSN.com homepage. Within one minute of being on MSN.com, the tab was automatically redirected to the following URL (these always change, like random)

    http://sweeps9136.drumteam67.life/2241643416/?u=gg4p605&o=5ffwrnh&f=1

    Fortunately, this was picked up by my Malware software as a fraudulent website. Even your Windows 10 Defender didn't pick this up - despite being updated automatically. (How crap is that?)

    The issue at hand is that this ONLY ONLY ONLY happens after being redirect to the MSN homepage after signing out of Outlook.com. Then, normally, within a few minutes, the MSN page will redirect to the fraudulent website.
    This situation happens on multiple browsers and multiple computers. I find it hard to believe the network is effected as this problem only occurs when I am on the MSN homepage. -
    Hence it is reasonable to conclude that there is a virus embedded in the scripts of the MSN website

    Cheers

    Paul
     
    PaulT987, Feb 14, 2022
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  4. Peer_Sam Win User

    Random and frequent redirects to msn pages whenever connected to internet.

    MSN Homepage redirects to a random page after signing out of Outlook.com

    Hi Paul,



    Thank you for writing to Microsoft Community Forums.



    Since when are you facing this issue?



    It is an unexpected behavior, since the page redirection happens only after you log out from your outlook account.



    I suggest to open MSN (MSN Deutschland | News, Wetter, Sport & Hotmail Login) in a new tab.

    Sign in with your Microsoft account and sign out.

    Let us know if signing out from MSN redirects you to any other page, so that we can further investigate it.



    I also suggest to disable sync on your computer and reset all web browsers.

    Disclaimer: Resetting web browsers might reset security settings or privacy settings that you added to the list of Trusted Sites. It might also reset the parental control settings.
    We recommend that you note these sites before you use the Reset Internet Explorer Settings feature. Ensure that your favorites are backed up before resetting the browsers.



    It is also possible that a devices in the network are infected. Scammers use malicious software (malware) to take control of computer's Internet browser and change how and what it displays when you're surfing the web.. Please refer to the link below.

    Fix your hijacked web browser



    Hope it helps.



    Peer Samie

    Microsoft Community-Moderator
     
    Peer_Sam, Feb 14, 2022
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