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Old 07-21-2008, 08:02 AM
Kalu
 
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Default Default Search Engine protection

I keep getting a Default Search Engine Protection message every time I open
up the internet. It says an unknown application is trying to change my
default search engine. It asks me what I would like to do and I pick "keep my
current search engine" which it says is recommended but this does not solve
the problem. I have good security and have run many checks and have not found
anything that should not be in my system. It doesn't seem to have any
consequence on my programs but it is just annoying. Any one have any ideas?
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Kalu
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Old 07-23-2008, 12:06 PM
Luis
 
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Default Re: Default Search Engine protection

Hi Kalu,

First I would take a look aht the plug-ins you have installed in IE.
Tools/Internet Options/Programs/ Manage Add-Ons
If you find somethin "suspicious" remove it!

Then remove any searching engine you have in the search tab, just in case.

If this is not working, reset IE, Tools/Internet Options/Advanced/Reset.
This will keep your personal data but it will leave a "clean" IE so it
should dissapear.

Also run some app. like Spybot should help.

Good luck!,
Luis.

"Kalu" <Kalu@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I keep getting a Default Search Engine Protection message every time I open
> up the internet. It says an unknown application is trying to change my
> default search engine. It asks me what I would like to do and I pick "keep
> my
> current search engine" which it says is recommended but this does not
> solve
> the problem. I have good security and have run many checks and have not
> found
> anything that should not be in my system. It doesn't seem to have any
> consequence on my programs but it is just annoying. Any one have any
> ideas?
> --
> Kalu



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Old 08-18-2008, 02:46 AM
j king
 
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Default RE: Default Search Engine protection

I have the same problem and i hope this work for me. Can i delete all the
files stated in Andrews E. solution

"Kalu" wrote:

> I keep getting a Default Search Engine Protection message every time I open
> up the internet. It says an unknown application is trying to change my
> default search engine. It asks me what I would like to do and I pick "keep my
> current search engine" which it says is recommended but this does not solve
> the problem. I have good security and have run many checks and have not found
> anything that should not be in my system. It doesn't seem to have any
> consequence on my programs but it is just annoying. Any one have any ideas?
> --
> Kalu

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