Over the last month, I've armed my computer with about half a dozen different anti-spyware/adware/virus/malware programs, and I have to assume they have been doing their jobs because I have not gotten any error messages telling me my computer is infected for quite a while. My problem, however, is with a certain web source that continuously pops up. SpyBot Bad URL Blocker will alert me to this, and even after I deny my computer access to this URL, the alert window keeps popping up for the exact same address. In one hour, I denied access to this URL over 100 times. Now, I just leave that pop-up window behind my open windows because it is exceedingly irritating to have it pop up every few seconds. I also get other warnings that pop up more than once, such as for "Advertising.com" and something called "TagASaurus", but only when I visit certain sites. The error message I described previously pops up whenever I am connected to the internet. The URL in question is identified as "ZQest.K8L" and the URL is: http://ads.k8l.info/media/servlet/v... My question is: Why doesn't my computer seem to understand that I do not want to access this malicious URL and why does it proceed to ask me about it over and over again? Is there any way I can make this stop? Become one with your computer.

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