I always use internet explorer I was wondering why I get these stupid annoying pop up messages and it has slowed down my computer not to mention been having problems for months with not being able to go on websites Threats include any threat of suicide, violence, or harm to another.
Any content of an adult theme or inappropriate to a community web site. Any image, link, or discussion of nudity. Any behavior that is insulting, rude, vulgar, desecrating, or showing disrespect. Any behavior that appears to violate End user license agreements, including providing product keys or links to pirated software.
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Any other inappropriate content or behavior as defined by the Terms of Use or Code of Conduct. Any image, link, or discussion related to child pornography, child nudity, or other child abuse or exploitation. Details required : characters remaining Cancel Submit 1 person found this reply helpful. When you go to a webpage, everything is not on the webpage, some things may have to be collected from elsewhere in order to load the page. I believe it's a Yahoo or Google domain, where the web page is trying to collect images or some other file from.
Restart the browser. LeachBlock helped me - and it saved so much time. IoBit Malware and AdAware were actually useless. I had to search a lot and yeah, there're hundreds of topics about s.
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Other benefits of registering an account are subscribing to topics and forums, creating a blog, and having no ads shown anywhere on the site. Click here to Register a free account now! What IS yimg. Started by Wizzlmang , May 08 AM. Please log in to reply. Posted 08 May - AM Looking it up, a lot of people seem absolutely convinced it's a really bad browser hijacker, but I see yimg. Posted 08 May - AM Hi, it's a yahoo domain. It is part of their content delivery network, making pages load faster hopefully and distributing the load of the requests over multiple servers.
I would guess that yimg stands for yahoo images. So any kind of multimedia content is probably going to be coming from there. The results are critical for families with young children. SafeSearch is used as a parental control tool to filter out any inappropriate for your children search results on your devices: phones, tablets or personal computers.
Malware: not found. Phishing: not detected. Unwanted software: not found. Harmfull applications: not found. Google Safe Browsing notifies when websites are compromised by malicious actors.
These protections work across Google products and provide a safer online experience. McAfee assesses yimg. Featured dangers from annoying pop-ups to hidden Trojans, that can steal your identity, will be revealed. McAfee does not analyze yimg. The WOT calculates reputation of the yimg. This reputation system receives ratings from users and information from third-party sources, assesses the yimg.
SSL Information. Domain src3. Server Location. When doing a search, there are sites that offer a removal tool but I don't download from sites that I don't know.
Plus much of the information seems quite old. My friend has Windows 7. Suggestions, please. Or a link to reliable information that would help in addressing this problem. Thank you. What does he mean when he writes: "I don't allow Flash to store data"? Much of the information, such as this , sounds very complicated. Doesn't seem there is a "simple" solution. I'm going to suggest she go to a computer place to get it fixed. Don't feel I should touch it. I read a system restore doesn't help and I'm not sure is she's willing or ready to do a reset.
I'm wondering if this is related to Yahoo mail, which she uses. I suggested she close her account, as I did, when the public first learned they were hacked a year or so ago don't remember the exact time. I've read a lot of the references shared in this thread, done other searches, yet remain in the dark about S.
I will be looking at my friends laptop later this morning in the hopes to get rid of it! It seems this S. I've been told that it significantly slows down her computer.
Are you sure you spelled it correctly? There is a lot of information on the web about the S. Yes, I spelled it correctly. There are several variations of the name. If I understand correctly, they are all related to Yahoo. The y site would open only when she attempted unsuccessfully because of y to open her Yahoo mail.
She has W10, not 7 as I originally thought, She'll be closing her Yahoo mail account. Thanks again, CA. I've had numerous computer-related issues for the past five months and you always share helpful info!
When you go to a webpage, everything is not on the webpage, some things may have to be collected from elsewhere in order to load the page.
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