Kapersky can't resolve Trogan found from Adobe install

[Lizabith]

This Trojan found by kapersky just now. Adobe has been attempting to install an update without permission and I can't find out how to change that.
Now it's installing malware that kapersky can't resolve.
Please help.

 

[TwinHeadedEagle]

Hello,

Can you explain how and where is this happening?

 

[Lizabith]

Hey there, thanks for the response.
It seems the adobe flash player pops up as installing whenever I'm online for no apparent reason. It's happened 3-4 times and I was always able to cancel the install. Usually Adobe asks permission, but this just comes up randomly.
Kapersky was able to notify me of an intrusion when this happens and able to resolve it. This was not the case yesterday.
While I rebooted this morning, Kapersky resolved it, but I believe this is going to still happen and I can figure out why since Adobe has no new updates for me.
This is the screen shot of the Kapersky unresolved issue:

Seems in some of my research there's a fake flash player/adobe installer that lays out a Trojan and this time I couldn't stop it.

 

[TwinHeadedEagle]

This is happening on a website right?

 

[Lizabith]

Yes, any website i go to, it's completely random when it starts to install.

 

[TwinHeadedEagle]

Is this happening in all browsers?

 

[Lizabith]

Only on the one i use, IE.
Haven't launched chrome in quite awhile.

 

[TwinHeadedEagle]

Can you try Chrome on the same website?

 

[Lizabith]

I will cruise the net using chrome when i get home from work and let you know.

 

[Lizabith]

Yea, not a fan of chrome.
So far nothing happened since i browsed for about an hour at some of the websites i visit.

UPDATE:
So my husband and I are getting the same pop up from Kapersky. We both use IE when we game, we use a lot of websites to search such as wiki and other players websites.
Since this is totally random and I don't believe it's one main site. I managed to get him to catch a screen since it did this tonite.
yes we have a router.

I tried to get the shot of the actual adobe installer, but that screenshot wasn't saved. Perhaps next time.

 

[TwinHeadedEagle]

Yes, it looks very strange. Perhaps you should try to clear cache in Internet Explorer.

Refresh the cache for Internet Explorer 11 - Refreshyourcache.com

 

[Lizabith]

Already did that.
So I take it there's no virus on my PC then?
I've already alerted kapersky, perhaps they can find out what's happening.

 

[TwinHeadedEagle]

I haven't seen signs of infection on your PC, perhaps it is related to some website or Internet Explorer. You can also try to reset Internet Explorer:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/17441/windows-internet-explorer-change-reset-settings

Wait for Kaspersky's response as well.