[Graybeard58]

It’s not something I need to uninstall, I’ve never installed it and it’s not an add on. It’s not the actual program it’s a spam ad for the program and you cannot exit it.

[miliantnutcase]

You have malware on your PC that’s triggered alerts on their network causing the block.
In all likely hood your computer is probably part of a bot net and it needs to be cleaned.
visit https://constantguard.comcast.net/

[Hot Tabasco]

It’s not something I need to uninstall, I’ve never installed it

Famous last words! This crap gets installed every day by folks such as you, and me, who had no idea it was being installed......

One innocent click on any website will have that happen to you.

Hell, I recentely agreed to update my Avast Anti Virus software and fortunately I read every pop up screen because If I hadn't, I would have downloaded Google Chrome, made Google Chrome my home page, and left me open to receiving all their email notifications.

[fr_freak]

It’s not something I need to uninstall, I’ve never installed it and it’s not an add on. It’s not the actual program it’s a spam ad for the program and you cannot exit it.

Actually, you might have installed it and not realized it. I just recently returned to Comcast from another ISP, and in the startup process (the process where you first get connected to Comcast) there were a couple of items that get installed if you just click "next" and don't look at what it is doing. I couldn't even avoid some modifications to my browser (such as changing my homepage and such) and I was WATCHING - it was an ingrained part of their connection process. I had to make changes and delete stuff later. I'm not having your problem, but I killed a couple of default installations as they were attempted.