Lol, thanks but no. You sound like a piece of human ransomware.

So Spybot S&D is not first-choice anti maleware software anymore?

I'm impressed there isn't a "You should install Linux" in here.

It certainly seems to be installed and re-healing itself. I came across some similar chinese shit after my gf downloaded god knows what.
I'd suggest a format and reinstall, just to be on the safe side. But if that's too much of a hassle, what I recommend is:

+ Check, through software like CCleaner and the msconfig and services, if there is some anomaly. That is, a service or startup item which looks strange. Try and disable from there, but focus on trying to identify the crap.
+ As said above, check if you have installed some kind of adware, with the Windows menu or CCleaner or similar.
+ Boot a Linux Live CD and manually search for the adware directories and files and erase them. Focus on places like %appdata%.

It's tedious, but when the story I explained happened, after booting an Ubuntu USB, I could delete a lot of folders and files which were all chinese characters, and reinstalled the crap all over.
Again, I reinstalled for peace of mind, but I think I could kill it.

Good luck piña!

If Malwarebytes didn't work, have you tried Super Anti Spyware?

Well, I've tried adwcleaner and it seems to have done the trick so far, hopefully it won't come back again. Thanks to everyone for their help

If you still have any trouble, take a look at two of my <span class="bold">previous</span> <span class="bold">posts</span>.

It is advisable to run AdwCleaner a second time to remove any remaining trace of the malware.  I strongly suggest that you also run <span class="bold">Kaspersky TDSSKiller</span> and <span class="bold">MBRCheck</span>, to see if a rootkit is installed on your computer (kernel and MBR).  Both applications will not interfere with your current antivirus and they are totally safe.  <span class="bold">Dr.Web CureIt</span> is another thing you could try.  It's a standalone antivirus that can be used even if another antivirus is installed.

I see that you got rid of it, that's good. When I was in Brazil, the router itself in one of the places had some sort of virus, and it rerouted all traffic into a container website with adware crap. Really annoying.