Các câu trả lời gần đây cho Firefox Address Bar Goes to Binghttps://support.mozilla.org/vi/questions/6935082012-06-04T01:19:28-07:00I have tried everything I can find pertaining to this:
1) Removing Update KB982381
2) Verify Search 2012-06-04T01:19:28-07:00JohnMartocciohttps://support.mozilla.org/vi/questions/693508?page=4#answer-338199<p>I have tried everything I can find pertaining to this:
</p><p>1) Removing Update KB982381
2) Verify Search Engine isn't listed in both Firefox &amp; IE (control panel)
3) Performed; About:config keyword.url fixes, and searched all of Firefox registry for bing (no entires - all reset to default)
</p><p>I have spent many hours trying to fix this hijacking of Firefox 12 Location Bar.
</p><p>Please email JohnM <a href="http://fastad.com" rel="nofollow">fastad.com</a> if you are starting or are aware of a Class Action Suit I can join&nbsp;!
</p>I captured with screen grabber the moment and could see the addresses of the sites that do redirecti2011-02-22T09:00:16-08:00genegrhttps://support.mozilla.org/vi/questions/693508?page=4#answer-139874<p>I captured with screen grabber the moment and could see the addresses of the sites that do redirection. Then I added them to my firewall. the problem with redirection is gone now for me. it is&nbsp;: <a href="http://search-goal.net" rel="nofollow">search-goal.net</a> and as the keyword "eetwbthmeis"
Good luck
</p>I have this same problem on a Mac. I tried the aboutconfig and keywordURL thing. Single OR multiple 2011-01-29T00:31:28-08:00LowBrowserhttps://support.mozilla.org/vi/questions/693508?page=4#answer-133284<p>I have this same problem on a Mac. I tried the aboutconfig and keywordURL thing. Single OR multiple word entries into the URL window results in a Bing search. Is there a separate thread for Mac users? I'm prepared to changes browsers if this persists, simply out of principle. Microsoft should not be so underhanded in getting us to use their products!
</p>The problem that bing has been added to the location bar and any address that can't be resolved auto2011-01-26T02:41:11-08:00mefelanhttps://support.mozilla.org/vi/questions/693508?page=4#answer-132728<p>The problem that bing has been added to the location bar and any address that can't be resolved automatically goes to a bing search. These people aren't idiots.
</p>If you have already uninstalled the Search Assistant and you are still having this problem, go to ab2011-01-26T02:38:43-08:00mefelanhttps://support.mozilla.org/vi/questions/693508?page=4#answer-132727<p>If you have already uninstalled the Search Assistant and you are still having this problem, go to about:config and change the keyword.URL value to:
</p><p><a href="http://www.google.com/search?ie=UTF-8&amp;oe=UTF-8&amp;sourceid=navclient&amp;gfns=1&amp;q=" rel="nofollow">http://www.google.com/search?ie=UTF-8&amp;oe=UTF-8&amp;sourceid=navclient&amp;gfns=1&amp;q=</a>
</p>I did this, too and it worked for a day. Then the problem returned. Then the addon reappeared and "u2011-01-08T13:55:36-08:00GaryD163https://support.mozilla.org/vi/questions/693508?page=4#answer-128615<p>I did this, too and it worked for a day. Then the problem returned. Then the addon reappeared and "uninstall" was gray. I could only "enable/disable." I "disabled", restarted FF but the problem was still there and the addon said it was disabled.
</p><p>I checked other entries dealing with this same problem and someone named Tony suggested typing "about:config" (without quotes) in the URL bar. Accept the warning. In the Filter bar type "keyword" (without quotes). Right click on keyword.url, click reset. Close FF. My problem was solved ... for today, at least.
</p><p>Microsoft is acting in an invasive, insipid manner. I am going MAC next computer.
</p>In the drop-down menu for Firefox I went to Tools > Add-ons and clicked "Uninstall" for "Microsof2010-10-28T07:41:19-07:00risingPhoenixhttps://support.mozilla.org/vi/questions/693508?page=4#answer-113416<p>In the drop-down menu for Firefox I went to Tools &gt; Add-ons and clicked "Uninstall" for "Microsoft .NET Framework Assistant". Then I clicked restart Firefox. When Firefox came up the problem was solved.
</p>I had trouble finding this post answer but follow theses directions exactly and it will fix it...Typ2010-10-27T16:45:05-07:00Trevorj4https://support.mozilla.org/vi/questions/693508?page=4#answer-113303<p>I had trouble finding this post answer but follow theses directions exactly and it will fix it...Type “about:config” in firefox address bar and type “keyword.url”. Right click and choose modify and type "<a href="http://www.google.com/search?ie=UTF-8&amp;oe=UTF-8&amp;sourceid=navclient&amp;gfns=1&amp;q=" rel="nofollow">http://www.google.com/search?ie=UTF-8&amp;oe=UTF-8&amp;sourceid=navclient&amp;gfns=1&amp;q=</a>"
</p><p>Without ""
</p><p>not my work i just put a note here cause its hard to find
</p>I was able to solve the Bing problem by going to "Tools", "Add-ons", "Extensions", then down to "Sea2010-09-03T04:43:47-07:00ekertzhttps://support.mozilla.org/vi/questions/693508?page=4#answer-101080<p>I was able to solve the Bing problem by going to "Tools", "Add-ons", "Extensions", then down to "Search Toolbar". I uninstalled the "Search Toolbar" and restarted Firefox. Problem solved! At least for now!
</p>Hello everyone,
Vu is right: www.bing.com is the same like www.mshome.net. It has nothing to do with2010-06-24T16:24:51-07:00AnonymousUserhttps://support.mozilla.org/vi/questions/693508?page=4#answer-16124<p>Hello everyone,
Vu is right: <a href="http://www.bing.com" rel="nofollow">www.bing.com</a> is the same like <a href="http://www.mshome.net" rel="nofollow">www.mshome.net</a>. It has nothing to do with the browser. Try it: Put <a href="http://mshome.net" rel="nofollow">mshome.net</a> into the adressbar and you will get <a href="http://bing.com" rel="nofollow">bing.com</a>!!!! So you can do what Vu discribed here or took the firefox-addon "noredirect"!
Best Didi
</p>Hello Anonymous namend "H",
take this, WORK´s INSTANTLY!
Install Firefox-AddOn "NoRedirect" (https:2010-06-24T05:09:13-07:00AnonymousUserhttps://support.mozilla.org/vi/questions/693508?page=4#answer-16125<p>Hello Anonymous namend "H",
take this, WORK´s INSTANTLY!
Install Firefox-AddOn "NoRedirect" (<a href="https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/" rel="nofollow">https://addons.mozilla.org/de/firefox/</a>), then make a new regexp pattern "<a href="http://www.bing.com/search?" rel="nofollow">http://www.bing.com/search?</a>" and ONLY click/check "dns error", not "allow" or "source".
</p>@cuz84d We've already tried uninstalling the update, and I've tried a few other things. The flushin2010-06-23T18:47:56-07:00AnonymousUserhttps://support.mozilla.org/vi/questions/693508?page=4#answer-16126<p>@cuz84d We've already tried uninstalling the update, and I've tried a few other things. The flushing the dns and everything seems to work even though bing still comes back every now and then. Does anyone have any idea on what scale this is happening? Because it seems to only be effecting a few people.
</p>MS did install that add-on from the OS, but it can be disabled, removed, you can download search eng2010-06-23T18:11:43-07:00AnonymousUserhttps://support.mozilla.org/vi/questions/693508?page=4#answer-16127<p>MS did install that add-on from the OS, but it can be disabled, removed, you can download search engines and use multiple ones all the time.. its so easy to select another from the drop down or install them from the addons site when you go to Manage Search Engines in the search bar.
</p><p>Also just change your search engine in Firefox to what ever you want.. please do your homework and stop blaming everything on Firefox lots of the problems are 3rd party and extensions conflicting with Firefox. There are lots of KB articles and support here even may users seeking help here:
<a href="http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewforum.php?f=49" rel="nofollow">http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewforum.php?f=49</a>
</p>Interesting, this problem keeps coming back. I now have no "mshome.net" entries in my registry, but2010-06-23T18:04:35-07:00AnonymousUserhttps://support.mozilla.org/vi/questions/693508?page=4#answer-16128<p>Interesting, this problem keeps coming back. I now have no "<a href="http://mshome.net" rel="nofollow">mshome.net</a>" entries in my registry, but on booting the PC, the Awesome Bar reverts to Bing for single-keyword searches.
</p><p>Resetting the network connection ("disable" then "enable"), followed by flushing the DNS ("ipconfig /flushdns" at the CMD command line) causes single-keyword searches to once again revert to Google as desired. However, I have to perform this each time I turn on the PC.
</p><p>As stated above, removing the KB update didn't work, and I have no Microsoft/ folder, nor Bing toolbar or searches installed. Only the above DNS flushing seems to work - but it's a temporary fix, until I next log in.
</p><p>Any thoughts?
</p><p><br>
Thanks,
</p><p>H
</p>thanks Dang Hoang Vu, that seems to fix my problem too
2010-06-23T06:21:46-07:00AnonymousUserhttps://support.mozilla.org/vi/questions/693508?page=4#answer-16129<p>thanks Dang Hoang Vu, that seems to fix my problem too
</p>Thanks to the chap that mentioned setting mshome.net entries in the registry to blank, then resettin2010-06-23T00:37:11-07:00AnonymousUserhttps://support.mozilla.org/vi/questions/693508?page=4#answer-16130<p>Thanks to the chap that mentioned setting <a href="http://mshome.net" rel="nofollow">mshome.net</a> entries in the registry to blank, then resetting the network connection, then flushing the DNS. This is the only thing that worked for me - I have Windows 7, uninstalling the update didn't work, I don't have a Bing bar, or a Microsoft/ folder in either Program Files or Program Files x086.
</p><p>It's nice to have Bing gone.
</p>Hi. Ive been having the same problem, all though it seemed to have been fixed after I deleted the up2010-06-20T23:42:57-07:00AnonymousUserhttps://support.mozilla.org/vi/questions/693508?page=4#answer-16131<p>Hi. Ive been having the same problem, all though it seemed to have been fixed after I deleted the update the problem started again. If you're like me and have tried uninstalling the update,playing around in about:config,playing around in internet explorer and deleted those files in the roaming app data and still are having the same problem i advise doing what Dang Hoang Vu suggested. It was much easier that i thought as i just searched for <a href="http://mshome.net" rel="nofollow">mshome.net</a> in the regedit and deleted everything i could, then flushed the dns which was also very easy. So far so good. Thanks for the fix.
</p>Após instalar o Thunderbird 3 não consigo abrir o Firefox 3.6 simultaneamente e vice-versa. Há incom2010-06-20T08:16:50-07:00Deschampshttps://support.mozilla.org/vi/questions/693508?page=4#answer-16132<p>Após instalar o Thunderbird 3 não consigo abrir o Firefox 3.6 simultaneamente e vice-versa. Há incompatibilidade?
</p>While I remain irked with Microsoft for this issue, Amir's solution seems to work very well. Until 2010-06-20T05:30:13-07:00AnonymousUserhttps://support.mozilla.org/vi/questions/693508?page=4#answer-16133<p>While I remain irked with Microsoft for this issue, Amir's solution seems to work very well. Until there can be a solution to prevent Microsoft's hijack, this is an excellent work around I would urge you to consider if nothing else has worked for you in removing the Bing redirect.
</p>Vu,
thank´s a lot. It´s only, why the network-name of my computers is "mshome.net". But you are righ2010-06-19T15:15:32-07:00AnonymousUserhttps://support.mozilla.org/vi/questions/693508?page=4#answer-16134<p>Vu,
thank´s a lot. It´s only, why the network-name of my computers is "<a href="http://mshome.net" rel="nofollow">mshome.net</a>". But you are right, I can save the registry or can make a sytemrestorepoint first.
</p><p>Best Regards, Didi
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