Spam pop-up in every browser
Solution 1
Because the "popup" is XP themed and your version of Windows is using the Aero theme it is obviously not an actual popup generated by the browser or a program, but a website's "trick" popup. As @jdh said, it is most likely a javascript or similar active content "feature". If you want to get rid of it, look into ad blockers such as AdBlock Plus or NoScript.
Solution 2
If these popups appear in every browser and random websites which usually don't have these popups, that's crystal clear: you got a malware.
Too bad the software you tried didn't detect it. Report it to the publisher, they'll be happy to eradicate it.
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Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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Spons over 1 year
When I'm browsing on the web—regardless of the browser—once in a while there is a pop-up in the bottom left corner.
I tried scanning the computer with Ad-Aware & malwarebyte.org but that didn't solve the problem.
When I right click on that Spam block, sometimes i get a menu with copyright information. The copyright says it belongs to "DSNR Media Group".
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Admin over 11 yearsDescribe the pop-up in more detail. It sounds unassociated with your browser and is possibly an infection your computer has. Try investigating your computer with the MalwareBytes software. malwarebytes.org
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Ariane over 11 yearsI suggest you give a screenshot. "A popup" is quite vague.
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jdh over 11 yearsUsually a pop-up within a browswer is from the javascript downloaded from a particular site that is then active. Note which site you are both visiting and just changed from, when the popup occurs. Also make sure your browser has popups disabled.
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Spons over 11 yearsA screenshot can be found at: link , the OS of the computer: Windows 7 Home Premium
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Spons over 11 years@JoshDM The scan with malwarebytes.org didn't help, anymore ideas?
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CalvT over 11 yearsIs it the same one everytime? If it is, try blocking that site USACG.org? from opening popups.
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allquixotic over 11 yearsDoes this occur on every website? If so, it's probably some malware you have installed that is under the radar of the malware detectors. Look in Add & Remove Programs for anything suspicious. Have you installed any trialware/freeware lately?
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OCDtech over 11 yearsI am well familiar with the popups in the screen caps you posted. I can tell you with certainty that Adblock+ in Firefox stops them dead. Internet Explorer on the other hand, I've never found a way to eliminate them short of totally disabling java script and Active-X. Good luck
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Spons over 11 yearsThe combination of the 2 adblockers did the job! thank you very much!