Hi. Firstly, this site has helped me so much to fix computer issues that I decided to join and this is my first post. Thank You for all the advice in the forums which were an enormous help and valuable resource before I became a member.
I have Windows Vista Home Premium 32 bit OS (about to uograde to Windows 7); AVG; Superadblocker 4.6 version; Malwarebytes; Spywareblaster; Spywareguard; C-Clean & Defraggler active and installed. I browse in IE and never get any pop-ups or flash ads. However AOL is my ISP and e-mail provider and whenever I open AOL desktop to access my e-mail, I am bombarded with irritating flash ads and pop ups to the extent that I can hardly read my e-mail. I have configured AOL settings to block pop-ups but it only has 2 options for animated media 'Allow All' or 'Block only on these sites'. There is no option to block all.
Can anyone suggest ad-blocking software that would work in AOL or any other steps I could take? I don't really want to have to uninstall Active-X.
Thank you so much for your help.
I have Windows Vista Home Premium 32 bit OS (about to uograde to Windows 7); AVG; Superadblocker 4.6 version; Malwarebytes; Spywareblaster; Spywareguard; C-Clean & Defraggler active and installed. I browse in IE and never get any pop-ups or flash ads. However AOL is my ISP and e-mail provider and whenever I open AOL desktop to access my e-mail, I am bombarded with irritating flash ads and pop ups to the extent that I can hardly read my e-mail. I have configured AOL settings to block pop-ups but it only has 2 options for animated media 'Allow All' or 'Block only on these sites'. There is no option to block all.
Can anyone suggest ad-blocking software that would work in AOL or any other steps I could take? I don't really want to have to uninstall Active-X.
Thank you so much for your help.

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