I WANT GOOGLE FOR MY HOME PAGE ONLY

from my own experence, other that not answering it after you look at your caller id, use googe voice. it is free. you can block callers on the google voice site. you can give the googe number to to people you like. then if you don't want to ever answer that person again or block them you can. GOOGLE VOCE. I have used them for many years. good luck.

That is because you may have connected to yahoo.com and lost the home page default. In internet explorer whilst you are in Google home page you select Internet options from the tools menu and in General tab where is has space for default page you click "use current' and ok. That should save google as home page. Exit explorer and select again to make it work.

there should be a star for favouraties and add as favoriates or save as home page depending if you are using regular or google chrome!

go into your internet options and change home page and delete the ask home page from there.

on your internet browser go to the options/settings and find the area where you change your start page.

You didn\'t specify what browser you\'re using nor what operating system you\'re using. Assume you\'re using Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) and Windows 7.



When I see the "Ask" homepage and/or "Ask Toolbar" problem, it usually tells me there\'s adware/spyware on the system. Ask components are not just a single program but usually consist of multiple pieces that you have to take care of. You may need to take aggressive action to remove "Ask" features. It can take quite a while to remove Ask and return control of the home page to you. This article from PC Magazine will give you a decent start: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2421591,00.asp



There are a thousand web articles out there talking about how to remove Ask components, both automated and manual. Some of them start out with a treatment of the system using MalwareBytes or SuperAntiSpyWare programs. Both of these offer free scanning and cleaning. They will not remove Ask but will help you get rid of most other infestations to ensure a stable platform before you begin. I often find the manual Ask removal procedure to be the most thorough but one that takes more time and effort. Try the easy ones first - you may get lucky.



Once you\'ve ridded your system of the Ask junk, you will then be able to have your Google Home Page back. In the IE browser, call up Google.com. Then use Tools > Internet Options. Look at the top panel of the General tab. Delete everything in the field. You\'ll see a button to the left called "Use Current", click that and Google.com should now be your home page.



If you fail to completely remove Ask, Ask SearchBar, Ask Toolbar, and all Ask components, I\'m afraid this Ask home page hijack may come back to haunt you until you do get rid of it.



Ask is usually injected on a system when you download and install software, for instance Java. Most reputable software vendors (like the folks who make Java) will let you OPT OUT of the Ask component -but- it is up to you, the user, to pay attention and take the OptOut path. Blindly clicking through a software install, whether downloaded from the \'net or off a disk, is just asking for it.



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go to your internet browsers settings e.g. in google chrome and under "homepage" remove ask and set to google.com and make sure default search engine is also set to google

I can guide you to put google back but it is better to remove the hijackers first. I can do it for you if you install teamviewer on your computer i can remote administer you and fix it.

most of the problems with googe chrome are caused by "Windows Update", Google is working on the issue, but you have to realize that Chrome is competition to Windows internet explorer and windows will do all it can (within legal bounds) to discourage users from switching to google chome,
A couple of things you might do, go back from the last windows update, re-download chrome or ask for update to it. Or you could just wait, Google is aware of the problem and is working quickly to address the issues since they don't want to lose you as a customer/user.