With the same Internet Connection but with a different machine, see if the same thing occurs, this should clarify whether the fault is within the machine or with the ISP. Check Resource Monitor for any suspicious network activity. Do a scan with Spyware Blaster and make sure you had the latest virus signature with the Malware Bytes Anti-Malware Scan. I personally had clients which had the same issue, no virus is detected, but suspicion is clear.
Well i guess its a nice time to go leave IE (for now) and move on to Chrome or Firefox.
Or if you still want to stick to IE, you can blacklist that site or have it not run scripts.
And no, with basic surfing skills and common sense, you can have your pc keep running w/o any problems... Or dual-boot linux and do all your surfing needs from there. Its safer than windows.
Thank you everybody.
I have some more information now.
Now it's up to me to use it.
Yes, the world is full of trickery.
I am thankful that I have access to this Forum, by which I can glean.
I know you know.
That's good.
Now if you feel that the purpose of this thread has been attained, please mark it as solved.
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