How do i turn the internet on google - Google Computers & Internet

To start, launch the Google app and open Settings > Ok Google detection. Then toggle From any screen. Turn on the always-listening mode from the Google app. Next, you'll be prompted to say, "Ok Google" three times so the app can learn how your voice sounds.

Hi, Turn your PC off & then back on see if you can connect with microsoft explorer Google want you to sign up with them & they try to stop you using anyone but them. I use google & had this problem but I use hotmail as well which is microsoft once you can set-up explorer you will find that google will come back onto you as well. Please leave me feed back: Malcolm Campbell, Thanks.

When your internet is up go to the upper left hand corner and bring the drop down list that has "manage add-ons" In that section you can turn off and delete tool bars/search engines you do not want. You may have to go to the Google start page to select Google for you home page. This can also be done under the Internet options button.

Hi Trisha,
I have this link for you to turn off inprivate browsing for google chrome also for other browser such as explorer and mozilla. Hope it helps.
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I do not think that this a problem with Google Chrome. It is probably just a problem with your internet. Something that you could try is...
Restarting your modem (and router if you have one). To do this, you can't just turn them on then off again. That will not solve any connection errors. What you need to do instead is a full restart. To do this, you need to shut down your computer, then shut off your modem (and router if you have one) and wait 5 or 10 minutes. This will send a message back to internet provider, and they will manually restart it for you. When the time is up, turn everything back on and see if Chrome crashes.
A way to test that it is actually Google Chromes fault, is to try using a different Web Browser and see if it still works then.

Sometimes, when you update your browser, you will have problem with some plugin. Google must update his toolbar too. Last toolbar you can find on Google page: http://toolbar.google.com
Try to reinstall with new version...
If you are in Internet Explorer, you can reset toolbar in Tools - Internet Options - Advanced - Reset.
Mozilla Firefox has different coding and need different plugin.
You have Adds under Tools menu.
Good luck!

Hi There,
I Just found this sollusin:

Turning off and disable DNS pre-fetching may actually solve and fix many web page not loading issue in Google Chrome. Here's how to disable and turn of DNS prefetching in Google Chrome.

1. In Google Chrome, click on Tools menu (a little wrench icon), then go to Options.
2. Click on the Under the Hood tab.
3. Under "Privacy" section, untick the check box for Use DNS pre-fetching to improve page load performance.

4. Click on the Close button.
5. Refresh to reload the web page.

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To get onto the internet you need modem internet connection. You can get this from from local cable company or phone company. They will provide you with a modem. Connect your computer to the modem or ask them to do it. Once your computer is connected Open "Internet Explorer" from the application menu on your computer. It should default to a page on the internet. In the upper left hand corner there is a space to type in a URL or internet address. On the right there is a search box type in Google. This will take you to the home page for Google. Now you can search the internet!!!

HI. Google Chrome depends on Microsoft's internet connection settings and it seems that the Internet connection settings are either not working or wrongly configured. You can open Control Panel > Internet Options > Connections. Then run setup or you can check the Lan settings and see if it is configured to use any proxy server. If it is, then I would recommend you to uncheck "Use proxy server..." and use "Automatically detect...." on top and apply the settings. Once you have gone through the steps, launch Google Chrome once again and see if it is working for you or not. If it is still notworking, then go to Internet Options > Advanced Tab and reset Internet Explorer along with the personal settings. This will make Internet connection to go to the manufacturer's default settings and then you will be able to use Google Chrome once again.
Alternatively, try to open Google Chrome > Tools (icon) > Options > Under the hoods > reset to defaults.
Cheers!

You can't I'm afraid. You can select "compatability" mode or try Mozilla FireFox or Google Chrome