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Timmy 2 toes

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Hi
Where did all this stuff come from just popped up i scanned with malware bytes no threats what causes this when I X Them out more pop up?
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It's more scareware, the notifications are coming from Chrome. You either allowed push notifications for a shady site or potentially installed something that did.
 

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I would start with:
1. As a precaution check that the Firewall is running in Windows 11.
2. Use Revo Uninstaller and completely uninstall Chrome.
3. Check the installed apps list in Windows to make sure there aren't any unwanted apps listed. If so uninstall them
4. Run Disk Cleanup. Also clean out temp files and cookies.
5. Do a complete virus scan again as a precaution.
5. Reinstall Chrome.
 

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@Timmy 2 toes
It is unclear where your image 4602 is coming from, (which is why we constantly beg you to use full screenshots instead of your phone), but, it looks like an in-page pop-up, which raises the suspicion whether you should even be on that page in the first place!

The others are Chrome Push Notifications because they follow your accent color and they have the Chrome logo in the upper left hand corner.

Open Chrome Settings and go to Privacy and security, click on Site settings:

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In Site settings, under Permissions, click on Notifications:

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Scroll through the 'Allowed to send notifications' list..., on each entry, determine if it's a trusted site or not..., if not, click the 3 dot menu and choose Block:

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If you choose Remove, you're simply resetting permissions. If that is the case, don't click Allow on any of these from an untrusted site:

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You can also disable Notifications entirely, except for the ones on the Allowed list:

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Hey T2T, as @Edwin said, this is more scareware like you reported last week regarding McAfee. Your browser is compromised. Have you followed any of the suggestions you were given then. Until you completely clean up Chrome and your Chrome profile in appdata, there's no telling what garbage will pop up.
 

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You should get rid of Chrome and just use the broweser that came with windows which is Edge. It would be a lot safer for you.
 

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