Firefox Pop-up Problems: 130 Objects Found - Need Help!

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Firefox users may experience an increase in pop-ups, which can be attributed to potential spyware or viruses on their systems. In this case, a user discovered approximately 130 objects during an anti-spyware scan and identified a Trojan horse as the source of the problem. It is suggested that the user likely downloaded a program that inadvertently installed the malware. Regular scans with antivirus software, such as Avast, are recommended to detect and remove such threats.
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I have a major problem with firefox. I thought firefox was soppsed to prevent this problem: I'am having a lot of pop-ups today:cry: . I never had this many pop-ups before. I did a anti-spyware search and found about 130 objects. I'am currently doing an avast through scan.
Does anyone know of any spyware or virus that can do this firefox?
 
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You might have downloaded something that installed the program on your computer.
 
You probably did download something that installed it on your computer...

Good luck. Hope it all comes off. :)
 
Fixed it I found a torjan horse on my computer. I think I did download somthing. Those G(r)eeks are always missing up computers.
Thanks for the help.
 

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