You might want to run something to scan for bad guys like the free version of www.Malwarebytes.com , would be a good idea I think.

Sounds like a viral toolbar or search conduit is trying to redirect to their website or adverts, look in control panel, uninstall and when list populates scroll down and look for oddities and uninstall ASAP.

I deleted every single thing I could find on this computer with the IYoggi crap and it still pops up.

You may have left a registry run key behind, Id run revo uninstaller, Revo does a more comprehensive job of searching for and removing related registry entries, files and folders.

Please download and install Revo Uninstaller Free. See link below:

* Double click Revo Uninstaller to run it.

* From the list of programs double click on The Program to remove

* When prompted if you want to uninstall click <b>Yes.</b>

* Be sure the <b>Moderate</b> option is selected then click <b>Next.</b>

* The program will run, If prompted again click <b>Yes</b>

* when the built-in uninstaller is finished click on <b>Next.</b>

* Once the program has searched for leftovers click <b>Next.</b>

* <b>Check/tick</b> the <b>bolded items</b> only on the list then click <b>Delete</b>

* when prompted click on <b>Yes</b> and then on <b>next.</b>

* put a check on any folders that are found and select <b>delete</b>

* when prompted select <b>yes</b> then on <b>next</b>

* Once done click <b>Finish.</b>

http://majorgeeks.com/Revo_Uninstaller_d5706.html
Under Download Locations use Author's site or MajorGeeks to download file.

Deleting is not the same as uninstalling, by no means.

I have revo, and have done every single thing can to find parts of this iyogi stuff. I have found some on start-up,etc. and have deleted them. Don't know what else to do at this time, but I sure appreciate all the help, just don't know where this is coming from?

I meant I uninstalled not deleted.

If you still struggle with this problem perhaps it's time to take a closer look at things. I can help you here,

http://www.help2go.com/forum.php Post a topic in the spyware forum.

Kbarb, I will remember this, I have run Malaware twice, did not see anything, will try the other stuff, thank you all so much.

There are still a number of other techniques. If all else fails you can do a search in the registry, but perhaps leave that for later as it's kind of computer open heart surgery, but not that big a deal if you're familiar with it. (Not for novices though.)
Let us know how it goes.

Kbarb, bring it on, I will try anything, then I will try zeps.

If you have not yet, look in your browser for search engines and add-ons. If its not a standard yahoo or flash player or whatevr .. get rid of it. If its an addon from facebook anything.... uninstall it.

Its not a big deal to save or export your favorites if you use them, and uninstall FireFox including personal. Restart your computer before downloading and reinstalling it again.

Well . . . I gave you two links of directions to follow - above.
You don't say if you followed the second one.
Also as I wrote, there are a lot of guides if you just google for "Remove iYogi.com".
It'd be better to follow a number of those, rather than go through a generic list of removal techniques.

A couple of mysteries of missing information though . . . you say you use Firefox and IE, but you don't say with whicn one the pop-up happens, or if with both. Likewise with the freezing problem.

Remember, none of us can see what you're doing, so you need to be very specific. When I use this program, this happens, and so on.

In Firefox, I'd say check all your extensions and plugins. If you have a lot and can't locate the problematic one, disable half of them to see if it's in that half, and if not, re-enable those, then disable the other half, and keep doing that until you narrow it down to the culprit.

been away for awhile, minor back sur. Have finally gotten rid of that iyogi crap. thank you to EVERYONE that has helped me here, now I have another problem, albeit a minor one, should I make a new post or post it here, just minor is all? well I will go on and tell here. anytime I click on anything on a website, the column that would come on when you RIGHT click drops down. It is annoying at worst. How can I stop this? Thank so much for all your expert help here and I do appreciate it even though I don't say exactly the things that can help you help me. I am a complete novice with computers as you all can tell, but being here to help me and others is a great benefit, PK, in La.

Minor back surgery ? I didn't know there was such a thing.

I don't understand your latest problem though.
You're saying if you right click on a link, you get what's known as "context menu" - a small column of choices you can choose, where you right clicked.
That's normal, so I don't see what the problem is.

No, every place I click on anything with a left click, the context menu drops down every single time, I don'tknow how to stop this, seems very sensitive to me. Well the back sur. thing was kinda minor, but my back pain is not, lol. hope the surg.helped. Thanks kbarb.

drop down menu for right click is on the wrong side

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_8-desktop/drop-down-menu-for-right-click-is-on-the-wrong/5b7b3b38-d1fe-4698-897d-79df96fe1476

OMG you people are so great, thanks to ZEP

oops, cannot find button they are talking about, told you I am novice. don't understand solutions. Thank you, one more time, PK in La.

Which step are you referring to ? Step #1 ?
Something else ?

referring to zep's post of where to find fix for right,left drop down box, don'w understand answer on post he sent me to.

yes, we know that.
But on the page Zep linked to, which step are you referring to, that you're having problems with.

Sorry, I don't mean to interrupt the flow but something is bothering me...


" ... every place I click on anything with a left click, the context menu drops down ... "
and...

" ... anytime I click on anything on a website, the column that would come on when you RIGHT click drops down ... "

Does that mean you have to right-click to follow a link? Right-click a shortcut to run a program?

If so, and you don't have it set it that way on purpose, perhaps your left and right buttons are just reversed?