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I'm using google Chrome. When I do a search by typing xyz in the address bar it is no longer coming up with google results.
It's coming up with 'uk.search-results'
The other day it was coming up with 'imesh' (haven't got a clue where that come from) and some 'media' results.
I have unistalled imesh and the media thing but it's still not doing a google search.
Any ideas?
It's coming up with 'uk.search-results'
The other day it was coming up with 'imesh' (haven't got a clue where that come from) and some 'media' results.
I have unistalled imesh and the media thing but it's still not doing a google search.
Any ideas?
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You can remove with this tool .. or manually here!
http://www.securityst...es/imesh-toolbar.html
You can remove with this tool .. or manually here!
http://www.securityst...es/imesh-toolbar.html
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In Google Chrome, the address bar that sits at the top of the browser window (sometimes called the "omnibox") doubles as a search box. You can specify the search engine that the address bar should use by default for your searches.
Set your default search engine
1.Click the wrench icon on the browser toolbar. Mac users: If you don't see the wrench icon, go to the menu bar at the top of your screen and click Chrome.
2.Select Options (Preferences on a Mac; Settings on Chrome OS).
3.Click the Basics tab and find the "Default search" section.
4.Select the search engine you want to use from the menu in that section. If the search engine you want to use doesn't appear in the menu, click Manage to open the Search Engines dialog. Select the search engine that you'd like to use, then click Make Default. If your search engine doesn't appear in this list either, you can add a new search engine option.
5.Click Close when you're done.
In Google Chrome, the address bar that sits at the top of the browser window (sometimes called the "omnibox") doubles as a search box. You can specify the search engine that the address bar should use by default for your searches.
Set your default search engine
1.Click the wrench icon on the browser toolbar. Mac users: If you don't see the wrench icon, go to the menu bar at the top of your screen and click Chrome.
2.Select Options (Preferences on a Mac; Settings on Chrome OS).
3.Click the Basics tab and find the "Default search" section.
4.Select the search engine you want to use from the menu in that section. If the search engine you want to use doesn't appear in the menu, click Manage to open the Search Engines dialog. Select the search engine that you'd like to use, then click Make Default. If your search engine doesn't appear in this list either, you can add a new search engine option.
5.Click Close when you're done.
This website goes into more detail here with various strategies to try:
http://www.spywareremove.com/removeiMesh.html
http://www.spywareremove.com/removeiMesh.html
This seems quite comprehensive in what it's asking you to remove ...
http://www.ehow.com/h...695_remove-imesh.html
http://www.ehow.com/h...695_remove-imesh.html
Do delete them, but not in task manager. That will stop the processes only. Try right clicking the files and selecting delete - or use the command prompt techniques that the posts refer to, mine sends you here:
http://www.spywarerem...delete-harmful-files/
http://www.spywarerem...delete-harmful-files/
Hope you get things sorted, but if any of those help refuse to work here's another - http://tinyurl.com/65osf5t