devonwoody
Established Member
I am getting this screen message (or pop up) requesting me to click here to see content of file.
Is it just me getting this pop up here?
Naturally I have not obeyed this instruction until seeking advice.
Is this a UKworkshop virus?
- Thread starter devonwoody
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Help Support UKworkshop.co.uk:
I am getting this screen message (or pop up) requesting me to click here to see content of file.
Is it just me getting this pop up here?
Naturally I have not obeyed this instruction until seeking advice.
StevieB
Established Member
DW,
I dont get that message on my PC. Of course that doesnt mean there is not a virus, just that your system spooted it and mine didnt. However, since I am at work with mega firewalls, virus checkers and bot spotters etc (I work in a Uni, some of those students will try and download anything!) I suspect it may be your system rather than a UKW specific virus.
I am only moderately au fait with computers though so am happy to be corrected by someone more knowledgeable than I. Its not a response to the pop up / advert at the top is it - did you change your settings or alter cookies etc lately?
Would probably also help to know whether its only that specific thread, or all threads, and whether if you log out then log in again whether its a repeatable problem
Hope you get it sorted soon,
Steve.
I dont get that message on my PC. Of course that doesnt mean there is not a virus, just that your system spooted it and mine didnt. However, since I am at work with mega firewalls, virus checkers and bot spotters etc (I work in a Uni, some of those students will try and download anything!) I suspect it may be your system rather than a UKW specific virus.
I am only moderately au fait with computers though so am happy to be corrected by someone more knowledgeable than I. Its not a response to the pop up / advert at the top is it - did you change your settings or alter cookies etc lately?
Would probably also help to know whether its only that specific thread, or all threads, and whether if you log out then log in again whether its a repeatable problem
Hope you get it sorted soon,
Steve.
Greenfield Bob
Established Member
Devonwoody, I haven't gotten that anywhere that I have been in this forum.
Bob
Bob
woodshavings
Established Member
The only virus on UKworkshop that I have become aware of is the one that makes you spend money 
Haven't seen the one that you have found DW
John
Haven't seen the one that you have found DW
John
garywayne
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Devonwoody,
I was reading that particular thread just a short time ago, and received no messages. I haven't received any messages of that nature anywhere else either.
Sorry I can't be of any more help.
ATB Gary.
I was reading that particular thread just a short time ago, and received no messages. I haven't received any messages of that nature anywhere else either.
Sorry I can't be of any more help.
ATB Gary.
Alf
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Sorry, DW, no idea, but then I don't use IE any more anyway. I would think it's your set-up, not the forum's.
Cheers, Alf
Cheers, Alf
devonwoody
Established Member
My virus system (Trend pencillin) has not removed the above pop up.
Can anyone please tell me how to get rid of same, its a nuisiance takes up screen space.
I have dragged the screen to to bottom of monitor, but dont know how to proceed any further.
Can anyone please tell me how to get rid of same, its a nuisiance takes up screen space.
I have dragged the screen to to bottom of monitor, but dont know how to proceed any further.
devonwoody
Established Member
Old is it OK to click for options? I was concerned it might take me where I wouldn't want to go
Charley
Established Member
Are you sure you got the alert while surfing UKW and not on the Tesco site?
The only thing it could be on UKW is the javascript dropdown menu. Is the menu at the top working for you with your current security settings?
The only thing it could be on UKW is the javascript dropdown menu. Is the menu at the top working for you with your current security settings?
Charley
Established Member
I've tried to re-create the error but with no luck.
In IE, if you click on Tools - > Internet Options - > Security tab what's your security level for the internet?
Just had a thought (yeah I'll be careful) can you see the banner ad on the top right hand side? That also uses javascript...
In IE, if you click on Tools - > Internet Options - > Security tab what's your security level for the internet?
Just had a thought (yeah I'll be careful) can you see the banner ad on the top right hand side? That also uses javascript...
devonwoody
Established Member
Charley":3s8etom6 said:
yes I get the banners Chesnut and also had the construction flashing banner.
I/E security set at default.
Still haven't clicked the request of seeing options on pop up.
Devon,
The front page of ukworkshop - has this message
"Attention No-pop up Users!
The events & news sections uses pop-up windows.
Please ensure that you enable pop-up windows while surfing this site, we assure you that there will be no pop-up advertisement - only our content.."
The front page of ukworkshop - has this message
"Attention No-pop up Users!
The events & news sections uses pop-up windows.
Please ensure that you enable pop-up windows while surfing this site, we assure you that there will be no pop-up advertisement - only our content.."
Travis Byrne
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Don't know if this has anything to do with anything but 10 min prior to this posting, my spyware caught a cookie used for "tracking". This is before I opened any section of the forum.
PS I challenge anyone to know less than I do about computers, spyware and other internet stuff. :evil:
PSS Hey Adam.
thats a good looking tractor that you have. I believe that I may have have the twin sister to it.
Travis
PS I challenge anyone to know less than I do about computers, spyware and other internet stuff. :evil:
PSS Hey Adam.
thats a good looking tractor that you have. I believe that I may have have the twin sister to it.
Travis
RogerS
Established Member
You sure it's not due to dodgy posts from the Herefordshire Turning Circle :wink:
Charley
Established Member
Hi Travis,
The cookie remembers your username and password so you don't have to keep signing in every time you visit the site
The cookie remembers your username and password so you don't have to keep signing in every time you visit the site
Travis Byrne
Established Member
Hello Adam
I thought that it looked familiar. Mine is the Massey 135. It has the 3 cylinder Perkins Diesel engine and also power steering. A treat to drive.
Thanks for responding.
Travis
I thought that it looked familiar. Mine is the Massey 135. It has the 3 cylinder Perkins Diesel engine and also power steering. A treat to drive.
Thanks for responding.
Travis
