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In this helpful video, Megan Miles addresses a frequent issue for PC users involving a disruptive command prompt-like pop-up occurring every 10 minutes. Initially suspecting malware, she attempts various antivirus solutions like Spy Hunter and Malwarebytes without success. Through systematic troubleshooting using Task Scheduler, Megan identifies Firefox as the source of the problem and disables the scheduled task causing the pop-ups, thus resolving the issue. After confirming the fix, she shares her relief and encourages engagement from viewers, while criticizing Firefox for the inconvenience. The video concludes with a call to like, comment, share, and subscribe if the content was beneficial.
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In this part of the video, Megan Miles addresses an issue many users might experience with their PC: a mysterious pop-up appearing every 10 minutes, resembling a command prompt, that disrupts tasks such as gaming. She explains her initial concerns about possible malware and her attempts to resolve the issue using Spy Hunter and Malwarebytes. Megan then demonstrates troubleshooting using Task Scheduler, sorting tasks by their last run time to identify the cause. She discovers that the pop-up is triggered by a Firefox task set to repeat every 10 minutes. Megan proceeds to disable and delete the problematic triggers, effectively solving the issue without needing to open Firefox.
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In this part of the video, the speaker confirms that the problem has been solved and demonstrates that the unwanted pop-ups in Firefox have stopped. They express relief and satisfaction over finding a solution after extensive searching. The speaker encourages viewers to leave positive feedback if the solution helped them and not to dislike the video if it didn’t solve their specific issue, as the video may still benefit others. Finally, the speaker criticizes Firefox for the frustrating pop-ups and urges viewers to like, comment, share, and subscribe if they found the video helpful.