Pop up virus warning when using Bing

When using Bing as a browser I sometimes get a virus warning pop up combined with high pitch whistle I can close it using the x. I am however concerned as I am having problems with  my debit card details which have been accessed on 3 occasions and which I am unable to explain to my bank how. I have run a full Mcafee scan which says I have no problems

Hi Fezlin,

Running Mcafee scan didn't fix this pop up virus completely. Better you will try to reset the browser and go to control panel check if any unknown software's installed. 

Please download Malware Bytes trial from the link  Download Malwarebytes

1. Install the malware bytes trial version.
2. Restart the devices
3. Run malwarebytes from desktop shortcut
4. Click Scan
5. Once it completed. If virus found, Remove it all.
6. Finally reset the browser.

Reset Internet Explorer

1. Open Internet Explorer and click the Settingsbutton (cog icon) in the upper right-hand corner. SelectInternet Options from the drop-down menu.

2. Click the Advancedtab in the Internet Options window. 3. Under Reset Internet Explorer settings, click the Resetbutton.

4. In the pop-up window, ensure that the box next to "Delete personal settings" is not tickedand then click the Resetbutton.

5. Close Internet Explorer and then open it again to finish.

Reset Mozilla Firefox

1. Open Firefox and click the Menubutton (three horizontal lines) in the top left-hand corner.
2. Click the Helpicon (question mark) at the bottom of the drop-down menu and then select Troubleshooting Information.

3. Firefox’s Troubleshooting Information page will load in your browser. Click the Reset Firefox button in the upper right-hand corner.

4. Click the Reset Firefox button in the pop-up window to finish.

Reset Google Chrome

1. Open Google Chrome. Type chrome://settings in the address bar and then hit the Enterkey on your keyboard. Alternatively, click the Menubutton (three horizontal lines) in the top right-hand corner and select Settingsfrom the drop-down menu.

2. At the bottom of the Settings page, click Show advanced settings.

3. At the bottom of the advanced settings, click Reset browser settings.

4. Click Resetto finish. 

Reset Microsoft Edge

Currently, Edge does not have a feature to enable users to reset the browser to default settings. Please try clearing the browser cache if you're experiencing difficulties.

Reset Safari

1. Open Safari and click the Safaritab in the top menu bar, and then select Reset Safari from the drop-down menu.

2. Click the Resetbutton to finish.

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