Usually this kind of things happens when the clock isn't synchronized properly but if that's not the case, it would seem that foul play is afoot.
If it happens any other way, it must be an infection of some kind. Security Essentials doesn't seem very good at catching Rootkits so you might want to head on over to the malware forum and perform the suggestions given there for more thorough search of your system.
Hi! Thanks for your reply!! Clock is good. I have ran MBAM, ESET, GMER, Superantispyware and a couple more. My PC is running great. No evidence of malware, virus or Rootkits. GMER told me all was good. This started happening after Google and IE9 updates. Google is aware of this and that pop up on Firefox hasn't happened lately. Just started getting pop up on IE9. I really don't think it's some thing to worry about; just aggravating. I posted to see if any one here on the forum was getting this. I seldom use IE9. I have never gotten this message while using Chrome connecting to Yahoo. I suspect it's a browser problem or a search engine problem. I have 3 browsers and use a different search engine on each of them. I'm not being redirected and see no evidence of an infection. Never say never LOL.
I will keep the malware forum in mind. I suspect they are busy and I won't bother them for now. Like I said earlier; it's not a problem, just a aggravation.
Thank you my friend for your reply. I will watch and see if this persists
PS I live in a retirement center and I have just started a club with senior citizens that I try to help. I just discovered this great forum and will be using it to find answers to their questions.
Thanks for your reply Raptor and also your reply Allan. You both are much appreciated.
garybear!!
