Remove Sudden Popups in All Browsers on Some Sites

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It is very likely that your system and/or connection is compromised and someone is intercepting your internet communication.

Searching for IopFailZeroAccessCreate on Google only brings up people complaining about computer problems.

I found some good instructions on 2-viruses which may or may not relate to this specific issue. The article seems to deal with a different kind of infection, but the same solution should apply.

1. Check your hosts file for malicious entries. Hosts file resides on C:\Windows\System32\Drivers\etc\hosts
2. Check DNS (Domain Name Server) settings
3. Checking your proxy settings on Internet Explorer
   Chrome also uses these proxy settings!
4. (Optional) Check your proxy settings on Mozilla Firefox
5. Check your IE add-ons
6. Scan for malicious parasites with spyware/antivirus removers
7. (Optional) Repair Winsock 2 settings with LSPFix

Explanation

After doing a bit of research and experimentation with the website and their services, this seems to be your ISP (MTNL) injecting the frame into your webpages. When you request a webpage, your ISP, instead of displaying the original page, it tampers with the HTML and inject an ad via the iframe element on to the page. This only happens if the webpage is unencrypted, so all SSL connections to website should remain intact. Your phone number is being provided to the Adphonso ad network by your ISP. So, you do have to worry about calls from telemarketers and such.

Solution

You can install adblock extension for chrome if you haven't done so already. If the ad doesn't automatically block it self, you can right click on the frame of the ad, and apply a rule to block it on every domain. Also go into the adblock options and in the Customize tab add these filters by clicking the edit button.

Add these websites:

adserver.adtech.de
203.94.243.40
http://adphonso.com/

Add these elements (sections):

iframe[id="bframe"]
div[id="bdiv"]

if you directly add the elements in the list be sure to add ## (two pound symbols) before each element.

For the another layer of protection and the best way to accomplish blocking all future ads by these websites, block the domain names for the ad websites from the router aswell.

This is not a solution per se, it only "avoids" the issue. I would complain/talk to the ISP about this.