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Is this through an email program or actual website? Nothing will cause that but user intervention.

A router reset to defaults usually means the wifi is open and not secured by a password/key. But this has nothing to do with accessing the configuration of the router when connected via ethernet cable. Disable any firewall software that may be blocking the connection to this router. Something...

Is there a sticker on the bottom with information on how to access it? If you have reset it default settings then it should be 192.168.0.1. Make sure you have disabled wireless on your laptop so it forces the ethernet connection. You can access the connection settings for the lan port and see...

Unfortunately, this is probably something that will require hands on to determine what is actually going on.

This means that the email wasn't sent but saved in your drafts folder for later.

Try 192.168.0.1 login admin password admin If that don't work there should be a sticker on the bottom with default access site to use possibly http://tplinkwifi.net

Have you tried sending something to a different email address that you have access to see if it works? Have you tried just sending regular text to your email without an attachment? I can give you my email in a private message and you can try it if you wish.

So you are actually sending it from your text messaging to an email address? Sounds like it anyway. So you still have to check your gmail spam box to make sure its not going there and then another thing to realize is that depending on the file size of the attachment then gmail may not let it...

Are you sending them via email program on the phone? If so, check the outbox to make sure they were actually sent. Also check the spam folder on your gmail to make sure they didn't go to spam instead of your actual inbox.

Looks good now. Hopefully that was it and it seems like it was. However, I just researched that CCXprocess and that is per google search. CCXProcess (Creative Cloud Experience Process) is a legitimate Adobe background component for Creative Cloud apps that manages tutorials, stock templates...

Thats not what I actually asked for but Ok. If you follow what I said to do in task manager, we can actually find out what file is causing the issue and we can get it permanently off your system.

Thats awesome. Now lets try to figure out what program that is. Go back into task manager and right click on the entry that i had you disable and click on properties, take a screenshot of it and post it. That will give us the location and file name causing it. I have a feeling its something...

Go back into task manager startup tab and disable the one circled in red. Then restart the pc and see if you still get the popup. Other than that, I'm not sure what else to tell you to do other than doing a system restore back to a day before the pop up even started occuring and providing...

Not necessarily. There are ways to fax online through websites that will do it for you. Some are free, some are pay...

There has to be left over files somewhere. I noticed malwarebytes antimalware is not installed. To make sure your system is mostly malware free, I would suggest to download and run it and let it quarantine anything that it finds. Can you also post a screen shot of the startup tab in Task...

The only thing I can suggest at this point is to do a system restore back to a day before you installed this "ADOBE" software and see if it takes care of it. Can you provide screenshots of your Programs installed that are listed here? Do multiple screenshots if you have to. Example below. If...

To create your screenshot, press hold the ALt button while pressing the prnt scrn button on your keyboard. Then open any photo editing software(I use paint) press and hold the CTRL button and press the V button. That will paste the image into your software to where you can edit it and save and...

Go here and find where you see content creation section and make sure all boxes are checked except for the last one about people's signatures. That way you will get notifications and emails about any replies to threads you have created or have replied to...

You said start up list. You mean here? Posting screenshots of where you are talking about would help tremendously. And obviously it is starting at bootup or you wouldn't be getting those popups when you don't even have the program up and running so technically something adobe is starting at...

You can right click on that and click on disable and that will disable it from starting at bootup. You you can also go to this directory and delete the file adobe offers. C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs There is also an uninstall tool to download and allow it remove...