Google Chrome usually uses its own search engine, but you may find yourself getting results from Bing. We'll tell you why that's happening, and how to fix it. See more

Before you manually search for something causing the issue, consider setting the search engine back to Google. A user error may have altered the search engine defaults.… See more

If you can't identify the offending software manually, you can also run an auto-check to find and clean up unwanted programs and malware. Google Chrome's Reset and CleanUp to… See more

Once the threats and offending programs have been removed, you can reset Chrome to undo any changes made without your authorization. It clears cookies, disables all extensions… See more