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Unusual traffic from our computer network

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It started one day, suddenly. When I wanted to search something via Google, there was a captcha figure to rewrite and below it, there was written: Our systems have detected unusual traffic from your computer network. This page checks to see if it's really you sending the requests, and not a robot. ... This problem was appearing only on Mozilla Firefox. On Internet Explorer and Google Chrome - not. I told it to my friend, he cleaned some registers on my pc (I don't know what is it) and then the problem disappeared for few days but it now appears again. Sometimes it's ok and I can use Google search usually, but sometimes the problem is happening. At home, we have 3 computers, all are connected to internet by wires (no wifi) to our internet provider, who also provides internet to many other people. Once happened that the problem was appearing on 2 computers (mine too) in all browsers. On the 3rd computer the problem was not. (I don't send any files from my computer to the others.) Sometimes, very often, the problem appears on all 3 computers in all browsers but only when I type an asterisk ( * ) to Google search. But mostly, the problem is only on my computer and only in Mozilla Firefox. Reinstalling Mozilla doesn't help. I have scanned my computer for viruses via Avast anivirus (installed on my pc) and Eset antivirus (online scan), but no virus was found. I know that the problem may come from another computer from our internet provider's network, but what if not? What if it all comes from mine? How can I find it out? How can I solve all this troubles? Thank You for answering.

It started one day, suddenly. When I wanted to search something via Google, there was a captcha figure to rewrite and below it, there was written: Our systems have detected unusual traffic from your computer network. This page checks to see if it's really you sending the requests, and not a robot. ... This problem was appearing only on Mozilla Firefox. On Internet Explorer and Google Chrome - not. I told it to my friend, he cleaned some registers on my pc (I don't know what is it) and then the problem disappeared for few days but it now appears again. Sometimes it's ok and I can use Google search usually, but sometimes the problem is happening. At home, we have 3 computers, all are connected to internet by wires (no wifi) to our internet provider, who also provides internet to many other people. Once happened that the problem was appearing on 2 computers (mine too) in all browsers. On the 3rd computer the problem was not. (I don't send any files from my computer to the others.) Sometimes, very often, the problem appears on all 3 computers in all browsers but only when I type an asterisk ( * ) to Google search. But mostly, the problem is only on my computer and only in Mozilla Firefox. Reinstalling Mozilla doesn't help. I have scanned my computer for viruses via Avast anivirus (installed on my pc) and Eset antivirus (online scan), but no virus was found. I know that the problem may come from another computer from our internet provider's network, but what if not? What if it all comes from mine? How can I find it out? How can I solve all this troubles? Thank You for answering.

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QUESTION UPGRADE: I need to add an "upgrade" to my question/problem. I noticed that when the problem occurs only on my computer and only in Mozilla Firefox, it occurs also only when I type a word I want to search to the text field for Google search which is to the right from the address field (1). When I firstly go to google.com and then I type something to the text field on the web page (2), the problem does not appear and it does not appear, even if after the searching by the text field 2 I search something by the text field 1. After it, when I restart Firefox and then I search again by the text field 1, the problem appears again. Internet Explorer and Google Chrome do not have something such as the text field 1 in Firefox, which makes me UNSURE whether this error is really fixed only to Firefox. (As I said, this occurs only when the error appears only on my computer. When the error was appearing on the two computers at our home, it was appearing even if I was searching by the text field 2.)