Recently I've downloaded something and now I've got all these ads that look like this:

http://gyazo.com/1207fade357407e35825a658ee4d34a3.png (Unsupported image host)

I've tried deleting programs, tried installing adblock, and I've even reset my entire safari client, but still nothing gets rid of it. Is there anyone here who knows how to deal with this stuff?  

I bet you use a Mac  

yes ;-;  

You have to download Adware removing software on the internet (just Google Remove Adware), but I personally don't trust that stuff so I just restored my PC to factory settings.  

I tried one of those, I spent an hour an half scanning my laptop to find 0 viruses ._.  

Try using another web browser.  

What browser are using? It might be a web extension you need to remove.  

Had this recently, Jump flip always sticks to things you download noticeably.
You have to go to uninstall a program in "start" (i'm pc, so i'm not sure about mac) and then click uninstall and it's gone

Posted by Skill

What browser are using? It might be a web extension you need to remove.

I believe mine came with addblock plus  

If you use chrome you can use ad blocking extensions  

Adware isn't bound to a browser, it is downloaded to the computer programs and it's usually undetectable, it runs in all applications.  

Posted by Samie

If you use chrome you can use ad blocking extensions

ad blocking doesn't work on this  

Does Mac not have the equivalent to a System Restore? If so, just restore it to a few days ago.  

iobit. Try scanning your pc. I believe a powerfull uninstaller that removes all unnecessary files comes with it, might wanna try that out too if you found out what is causing it.  

If it runs as an application, try using: http://www.iobit.com/advanceduninstaller.html  

Posted by Smoke

I bet you use a Mac

Ive seen this happen on a friend's macbook... but only on Windows side (it has a dual hard drive)... so... ~

Posted by Dusty

Does Mac not have the equivalent to a System Restore? If so, just restore it to a few days ago.

There is something called "Time Machine" that saves "snapshots" of your hard drive periodically. But I dont know if it can fix this problem; Ive never really checked it out much.