Hello. I'm so stressed out about google chrome. I uninstalled it 3 times from the control panel then installed it 3 times. However the problem is still there. There are a lot of pop out ads like reimageplus.com, flirchy and other sites I never heard of. Also, my home page is constantly changing from my stable google before to ask.com, mysites, and other useless bullshit. Please please help me. I feel like crying. I have so many unfinished stuff. I tried changing the google settings like over 20 times but the problem still persists. I have an antivirus though and I've read something on omnibox or an article that sounds like it, but the problem is still there. What should I do please do help me.
solidadvice4teens answered Thursday March 10 2016, 11:34 pm: You have a virus even with the anti-viral software you have that is putting spyware etc. on your machine. It's nothing to do actually with Google Chrome except that it affects all online activity and browsers. I'm not an expert on how to get rid of it or the reimageplus.com bug. However, this place has people with said no how.
I would reach out to Dangernerd who controls this site. A bigger expert online I haven't found in computers and or consult the columnists that regularly answer tech questions. Your issue is solvable.
I do know one thing if Google Chrome came pre-installed as THE browser and not an icon that trying to erase it over and over can cause instability. This is why it still shows on your machine as being there as a critical app most likely. [ solidadvice4teens's advice column | Ask solidadvice4teens A Question ]
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