That is actually a notification/advertisement coming through Google Chrome. Click on Start - Settings - System - Notifications & Actions. Scroll down to find Google Chrome and turn off notifications.
And then check for any junk extensions in Chrome. - In Chrome click on the 3 dots in the upper right corner. - In the menu that pops up click Settings near the bottom. - In the column on the left click Extensions. - You can leave the Chrome Apps, anything else that you don't recognize is suspect and probably should be removed.
Behind every good computer... is a jumble of wires 'n stuff.
Click on Start - Settings - System - Notifications & Actions. Scroll down to find Google Chrome and turn off notifications.
So that is a "feature" of Win10?
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That is actually a notification/advertisement coming through Google Chrome.
So you're saying a (potentially) malicious ad (or similar). And by default (Win10) allows for it to be displayed (like many other nonsense) popups that one may see?
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Then you should also scan with ADW Cleaner.
So there is potentially some actual exploit.
As in simply quelling the message does not mean that all is (necessarily) OK.
Yup! That's the way it is. There's all kinds of danger lurking out on the internet and quite a bit of it is allowed by our operating systems and browsers.
Behind every good computer... is a jumble of wires 'n stuff.