Stop Fake "Microsoft Support" Pop-Ups: Why You Need to Upgrade Your Ad Blocker
December 27, 2025
If you've ever had your screen hijacked by a scary pop-up claiming your computer is infected and demanding you call "Microsoft Support" immediately - you're not alone. These scareware attacks are one of the most common issues we see at Top City Tech, and they're getting more sophisticated every day.
The good news? There's a simple fix that takes just a few minutes.
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