How can I stop fake virus notifications from a suspicious website on Windows 11?

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Asked By MellowCactus47 On

I accidentally clicked "Allow notifications" on a suspicious website while using my Windows 11 laptop. Since then, I've been seeing repeated scam and fake virus alerts. The notifications mention "jutiners.co.in," and I disabled them, but I can't find anything with that name in Installed Apps, Start, or Windows search. How can I remove whatever is causing these notifications and make sure my laptop is safe?

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Answered By QuietLemon6 On

“jutiners.co.in” looks like a website domain rather than an installed application. Check where the name actually appears—such as the notification’s title, the browser address bar, or a browser settings page. The exact location matters, because disabling a notification is different from disabling a startup app. After removing the browser permission, clear the browser’s site data and run a scan with Windows Security.

Answered By SilverPebble82 On

This probably isn’t a program installed on your laptop. Allowing notifications normally gives a website permission to send alerts through your browser. Open the notification settings in every browser you use, find any unfamiliar sites, and set them to Block or Remove. Also check the browser’s extensions and uninstall anything you don’t recognize.

MellowCactus47 -

I checked the browser’s allowed notification list, but that site wasn’t shown there. I’ll also check extensions and the other browsers installed on the laptop.

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