I can assure you that it is most certainly nothing to do with this site. And as a subscriber, you would never see ads anyway.
I suspect you might have installed (or had preinstalled?) some ad ware that monitors your browsing and then fires ads at you? Remember, NEVER install anything from the internet unless you are 110% sure you know what you are installing.
-Russ
Originally posted by Jarede88I recently had this exact problem with another site. I have a firewall, and virus protection, which made me pretty worried about what's happening - I also ran an anti-spyware program (Add-aware), which did delete some unsavory stuff, but the problem remained. I think there was a single program there that couldn't be deleted as it was running. Add-aware tried to re-boot and delete it, but I don't think it succeded in that... I haven't had time to really look into the problem yet, but what I intend to do is go to safe-mode, and run Add-aware from there.
every time i do anything in rhp a new website pops up in its place and says outlaw war and its all aboutmonsters and stupid stuff whats wrong with my rhp. its done it like five times just while i was typing this message in. Does anyone know how to stop it or block the site from coming up all the time. Please help me its starting to make me mad
jared😠
In the meanwhile, what I did was switch to using Mozilla as a browser. The problem doesn't manifest itself on Mozilla. Now I can't for the life of me figure out why I ever used Explorer - Mozilla is GREAT! 🙂
If I find a fix to the problem, I'll let you know.
-Jarno
Perhaps installing an aggressive firewall would help.
After it is first installed, it will stop every attempt at communication between your computer and the internet, in either direction. It will then ask for your permission to allow it or block it. You will have the option to identify which connections to always allow, and which to always block.
If you do a lot of browsing on the net it will be aggravating for a while, but it will eventually "learn" your browsing habits and help stop unwanted connections.
At least that's how I think it's supposed to work....
regards, Marc
p.s. Here's where you can get a freeware firewall. Worth a try..
http://www.kerio.com/kpf_home.html
Originally posted by PyrrhoTalking of browsers, I fairly recently discovered the Mozilla Firebird browser. This is the first browser that I have come across that I can happily use as an alternative to IE. It is AWESOME. (And free, which is quite reassuring after hearing all kinds of rumours about the future of Internet Explorer.)
Now I can't for the life of me figure out why I ever used Explorer - Mozilla is GREAT! 🙂
If I find a fix to the problem, I'll let you know.
-Jarno
-Russ
http://www.mozilla.org/products/firebird/