Auto Search doesn't work

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I removed a worm from my system that replaced my search page. Now when I type a search into the address bar or click search I get a page not found error. How can I fix this?
 
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Hi,

Please double check that you have enabled searching from the address bar.

To do this:

Click on Tools, then Internet Options. Click on Advanced. Scroll down until you
observe the header, "Search from the Address bar". Under the sub-header, "When
searching", click on the "Just display search results in main window" radio
button.

If you have any other concerns, please do not hesitate to post,

Thanks,

Altrus


| I removed a worm from my system that replaced my search page. Now when I type
| a search into the address bar or click search I get a page not found error.
| How can I fix this?

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I tried that and still get a page not foun

----- Altrus wrote: ----

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Hi

Please double check that you have enabled searching from the address bar

To do this

Click on Tools, then Internet Options. Click on Advanced. Scroll down until yo
observe the header, "Search from the Address bar". Under the sub-header, "Whe
searching", click on the "Just display search results in main window" radi
button

If you have any other concerns, please do not hesitate to post

Thanks

Altru


| I removed a worm from my system that replaced my search page. Now when I typ
| a search into the address bar or click search I get a page not found error
| How can I fix this

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Hi,

Are you still able to visit web-pages?

Altrus



| I tried that and still get a page not found
|
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|
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| Hash: SHA1
|
| Hi,
|
| Please double check that you have enabled searching from the address
| bar.
|
| To do this:
|
| Click on Tools, then Internet Options. Click on Advanced. Scroll down
| until you
| observe the header, "Search from the Address bar". Under the sub-header,
| "When
| searching", click on the "Just display search results in main window"
| radio
| button.
|
| If you have any other concerns, please do not hesitate to post,
|
| Thanks,
|
| Altrus
|
|
| | | I removed a worm from my system that replaced my search page. Now when
| I type
| | a search into the address bar or click search I get a page not found
| error.
| | How can I fix this?
|
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|

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Hi,

I have the same problem - but as far as i can tell
searching from the address bar is enabled, but if i just
enter a word in the address bar IE will go looking
for 'http://word/'

Any help would be appreciated.
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Hi,

Please double check that you have enabled searching from the address bar.

To do this:

Click on Tools, then Internet Options. Click on
Advanced. Scroll down until you
 

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