Off-topic MT4/mql4 questions. - page 3

That's exactly what you should do...

Hi all.

I'm sick of pop-ups on one of my favourite lithic websites.

There are "Block pop-ups" and "Prohibit pop-ups" options in Opera,

but they don't help. It's like they don't exist at all.....

Not working.....

Can you tell me what can be done?

In reality, the provider does not risk anything. because in russia, liability is stipulated for breaking the law (the contract) - namely, 5,000 tenge. and not a penny more. i.e. it is profitable to violate.... Although this is from the humour section, black. to me here till now the work record book has not returned, passed half a year it has got from the employer to bailiffs, though also through my hands, now they have 3 months, total 9. as a result my sick leave at new work is calculated without seniority, I have lost on it more than preconditioned 5000. And who should be fined, the old job or the bailiff?

Good afternoon everyone. Yesterday I noticed. -

That antivirus sites (and download links) stopped opening.

At the moment I have Avast (yesterday I replaced version 4 with version 5). For some reason, only Avast has links available. I can not use any other antivirus, it hangs or error on my browser.

I did a search. They're saying it's a virus. Recommendations do not help - Scanning does not detect the virus.

(avast, avz4, KidoKiller_v3.3, CureIT utility from DrWeb )

Can you tell me what to do ?

I followed the recommendations from this address, but nothing helps.

http://extremallife.ru/work/program/ne-otkryvayutsya-sajty-antivirusov

windows/system32/drivers/etc/hosts is it clean?

127.0.0.1 localhost

and that's it.

I don't quite understand. Should I clear the specified folder? -

windows/system32/drivers/etc/hosts

or should I delete this file ?

In this path, open the hosts file with notepad and leave only

127.0.0.1 localhost

(you'd better show me what's in there...)

I have 2 drives.

The C drive is windows/system32/drivers/etc/hosts:

# (C) Microsoft Corp., 1993-1999
#
# This is a sample HOSTS file used by Microsoft TCP/IP for Windows.
#
# This file contains IP address mappings to host names.
# Each element must be on a separate line. The IP address must be
# IP address in the first column, followed by the relevant name.
# The IP address and hostname must be separated by at least one space.
#
# In addition, on some lines comments may be inserted
# comments (like this line), they must follow the hostname and be separated
# from it with a '#'.
#
# For example:
#
# 102.54.94.97 rhino.acme.com # source server
# 38.25.63.10 x.acme.com # client node x

127.0.0.1 localhost