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Balchy

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#69430 8-Oct-2010 08:59
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So whenever I enter a search term into the search bar and hit enter, it just goes to a blank google page.

Anyone know how to fix this?




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  #389426 8-Oct-2010 09:03
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Have you changed the search providers lately? Have you tested it with Bing? Any add-ons, toolbars?





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Balchy

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  #389427 8-Oct-2010 09:07
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Just had a new desktop provided by work, just a bog standard browser install.

Just tested with Bong and it works fine




For billions of years since the outset of time, every single one of your ancestors survived, every single person on your Mum and Dads side, successfully looked after and passed onto you life.  What are the chances of that like?

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  #389429 8-Oct-2010 09:08
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haha that was a bit of a freudian slip! *Bing




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  #389454 8-Oct-2010 10:04
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Just an odd thought, my school has a proxy installed which forces Google to enable safe search. If safe search is not enabled it goes to a blank Google window each time you try to search?? Being a work computer maybe something similar is enforced??





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  #389465 8-Oct-2010 10:31
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Dammit, I thought you had it for a minute, tried changing my preferences to strict but still didnt work.  Thanks though!




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