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Sorry for the delay.

I reinstall firefox;

after that, I run these programs (really not sure if I run in this order):

1. Adware_Removal_Tool_by_TSA
2. Windows 10 Manager-1click cleaner
3. RegHunter
4. TFC (Ttemporary file cleaner by Old Timer)
5. CCcleaner
6. rkill
7. jrt

Now browser no redirect to newpoptab.

Think I remove it.

But adw cleaner still not found any malicious threats.

Thanks!

Hello,

Do you succeed to remove it ?

Regards,

Still have same problem.

I see that you update adwcleaner at 5.030 version but still no escape from redirect to newpoptab.

Today I will try to reinstall firefox; if the adware will disappear, I will inform you.

Regards,

Hello,

Please wait just a little more time, we also take the opportunity to update AdwCleaner using your feedbacks, so it takes some time..

I'll keep you informed as soon as possible.

Thanks,

This adware never stop. I think a lot of people have a simillar problem.

May be I must to reinstall firefox.

Thanks anyway fr33tux for your concern about it.

Hope resolve this issue ...

Kaspersky, Bitdefender and Spy Hunter no identify as well...

Best Regards,

Ok. I create archive : qr31uzq3.default-1452596043026.rar, and I located here : https://up2sha.re/file?f=A8VrdUSZ8Ufb

Hello,

Can you share the whole folder this time ? The extension seems to be located somewhere else.. :

• Open the same folder
• Select all -> send-to "compressed folder"
• Host the zipped file on Up2Sha.re

Regards,

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Ok. I do that.

I opened with notepad, and paste it at link that you sugested.

I try to find in that file "newpoptab"

but no find that string.

Thanks for the great interest granted.

Hope to identify that stupid adware.

Hello,

We'll need to dig a little bit further :

1. Launch Firefox
2. Open the menu, click on "Help", "Troubleshooting information".
3. In the row "Profile Directory", click on "Show folder"
4. A file is named "prefs.js" (it may be shown as "prefs" only). Please open it, and copy/paste the content here : http://pad.fr33tux.org/p/_ovidiusava

Thanks,