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How to Remove Yahoo from Chrome Defult Search

Dear Friends Allways we facing a issue on our web browser to search anything and it was open to Yahoo bing results and its not goods for results and we go first Google.com then type again and again.....

Today  i will show you how to change our defults web seach engine in to Chrome, It is not a Rocket Science its very easy and its do anyone just follow my stape and its done.....

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1. Access Chrome Extensions:

   • Open Chrome and click on the three vertical dots in the top-right corner.
   • Select "Extensions" from the dropdown menu.

2. Review Installed Extensions:

   • Check for any extensions related to Yahoo or that you don't recognize. If you find any, click on the trash bin icon next to them to remove.

3. Change Default Search Engine:

   • Click on the three vertical dots again and select "Settings".
   • Scroll down to the "Search engine" section.
   • Click on "Search engine used in the address bar" and select a different search engine like Google.

4. Reset Chrome Settings (Optional):

   • In Chrome settings, scroll down to the bottom and click on "Advanced".
   • Scroll down further to "Reset and clean up".
   • Click on "Restore settings to their original defaults" and confirm.

5. Check for Malware:

   • It's possible that malware might have caused the Yahoo search to be set as default. Consider running a reputable anti-malware program.

6. Clear Browsing Data (Optional):

   • In Chrome settings, navigate to "Privacy and security".
   • Click on "Clear browsing data" and select the appropriate time range. Make sure "Search engines" is selected.

7. Check for Unwanted Software:

   • Go to your computer's control panel or settings and uninstall any programs that you don't recognize or that seem suspicious.

8. Restart Chrome:

   • Close and reopen Chrome to ensure the changes take effect.

9. Verify Search Engine Settings:

   • Go back to Chrome settings and ensure that the default search engine is set to your preference.

10. Use Chrome Cleanup Tool (Optional):

    • Chrome has a built-in tool that can help clean up unwanted software. You can access it by typing "chrome://settings/cleanup" in the address bar.

Remember, it's always a good practice to regularly review your extensions and installed programs to ensure they're safe and necessary.