[bert]

Assistance will be appreciated

(I like Chrome and will not use another browser)

[rjsimmon]

You could place it in your browser blocked list. After that, I would do a search in your OS registry and find where it is called.

[central_va]

Are the ads in your browser? If so delete Chrome and reinstall it. I delete and reinstall my browser probably once a month.

[Rurudyne]

This is why tablets need better finders and things that show you what is active and using CPU resources ... especially ones that will show you invisible files and allow you to delete them.

[for-q-clinton]

Malwarebytes.Com

[Red Badger]

Have you tried Avast, CCleaner, Glary Utilities or Malwarebytes? All free..................

[Mr. K]

EVERY FREEPER SHOULD HAVE AT MINIMUM:

AVAST.COM

MALWAYBYTES.COM

CCLEANER

All have a free version for home use. Download and install them and let them do a COMPLETE scan of your computer. It may take hours.

(I buy the premium versions because I like to support products that work. I have never gotten my computer infected using these.)

[Red Badger]

https://malwarefixes.com/remove-your-maps-now-adware-removal/

[11th_VA]

Bump for later - thanks !

[Bitman]

Let me Google that for you...

http://www.myantispyware.com/2018/06/21/how-to-remove-your-maps-now-chrome-firefox-ie-edge/

[okkev68]

And stop visiting “those” sites. You’ll go blind. :)

[TheCipher]

For an adblocker, you should install the uBlock Origin extension.

[fireman15]

If this just started recently you could try doing a system restore and then avoid doing whatever it was that got you into trouble. A lot of times this can save a lot of trouble shooting effort.

[RArtfulogerDodger]

I don’t know but have you seen this stupid fricking popup all over the Net where you are “CONGRATULATIONS” and all like you fricking won something?

[null and void]

Well, if you like GOOGLE Chrome, you might try Avast as an add blocker.

Yes, I know Avast is a Russian company, I, for one, trust them more than google.

Sad, ain't it?

[pepsi_junkie]

I always think “what company thinks that using malware to advertise is going to win them customers?” If I got ads from malware I’d make it a point to never ... NEVER ... buy anything from the companies doing the advertising. Period.

[CodeJockey]

What Windows version are you running? What ever version, if it’s up to date Windows Defender, which is included with Windows has worked well for me.

Now sure if it will grease mapsnow, but it’s worth a try.

[murron]

Ping!