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The reason Mcafee isn't picking anything up is because, strictly speaking, the program is not adware. It is considered a Possible Unwanted Program (PUP) which works differently. If adware was like your computer getting a cold, a PUP would be like it getting a splinter. So just like a splinter, the first step is removing it. Add/remove programs will work, but I suggest a more complete solution by using Revo Uninstaller. After that, you might still need to go into your browser settings and delete any add-ons the PUP left, incase revo didn't remove them. I can give more details once I know what browser you have.Finally, I suggest Malwarebytes to do a scan just in case.
Also, is Cox taking any responsibility for having this grayware ad on their homepage? And not just once, but several times, even after being told about it.
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