i was trying to change my wifi name and pw but now i get constant spam of "buy some stuff and dl some stuff" from routerlogin.dev, which is different than what i initially searched. i can not find any refference to .dev in my searches yet i still havent changed pw and get a notification/pop up from them every few seconds. help pleeasee!
i assumed as much and was afraid of that. everything i searched had .net yet mine is .dev. how do i get rid of it? what have i accidentally dl'd and how do i find it?
One day people learn not to follow some search suggestions, and even less try to search whatever search engine for such information. The Scam Mafia is waiting for you all....
right. i saw that option as well in my initial search. i simply do not recall typing .dev at any point. and now it pops up every few seconds. ift's maddening. im not very tech savvy and dont really know how to make it stop.
i have at least learn to be cautious. hence my confusion. i checked and rechecked the suggestions i found and gained faith that it was safe. the difference is .net/com vs .dev. i did not enter .dev.
I have the same problem. I get all these pop up ads from routerlogin.dev. Not only is my compter running slow but so is my C7800 router. I keep getting messages about not enough bandwidth to stream movies and shows from time to time. What used to be a smoking faster router is not all jacked up. Please, if anybody knows how to get this s--t off my system let me know! Thanks!
> [...] now i get constant spam of "buy some stuff and dl some stuff" > from routerlogin.dev, [...]
What, exactly, do you "get", how, exactly, on what, exactly?
"routerlogin.dev" is a scam web site. What interactions you might have had with it are beyond my ken.
> I have the same problem. I get all these pop up ads from > routerlogin.dev. [...]
Your psychic powers beat mine. I've never seen any of this stuff, and even if I had, I couldn't tell if whatever I got matched some invisible stuff which someone else got.
> [...] I keep getting messages about not enough bandwidth to stream > movies and shows from time to time. [...]
I know nothing about those invisible "messages", either. Nor anything about the advertised speed of your Internet service, nor the actual observed speed.
If you have some virus or malware on your (Windows?) system now, for whatever reason, then that's a Windows problem, not a router or Netgear problem.
