Delta Search Redirect

Delta Search Redirect is an unwanted computer application which can be installed onto your PC as a toolbar which can change the settings of your browsers, including Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, and Mozilla Firefox. Other malware researchers call Delta-search.com a browser hijacker because it initiates redirection to advertising websites. If you have downloaded a program and did not pay attention to its License agreement and just kept clicking “Next” until the end of the installation, you might have missed some check boxes related to Delta Search Redirect. Moreover, you can install Delta Search Toolbar by yourself, and once you launch the installer, the installation window provides you with two options:

Full installation (recommended)
Install the Delta Search Community Toolbar, set the Delta Search customized web search as my default search, change my home page, and notify me of changes. Send me info from the toolbar and apps (can be displayed later).

Custom installation (advanced)
Set the Delta Search customized web search as my default search and notify me of changes.
Set my home page to the Delta Search customized web search page and notify me of changes.

In either case, your browsers are modified by Delta Search Toolbar, so do not get surprised if you receive pop-up advertisements or get redirected to suspicious websites. We recommend you remove Delta Search Redirect so that your home page and search engine are changed from Delta-search.com to your desirable one.

The toolbar which you find on your browser does not contain any distinct button but one titled “Go”. When you click on it, a drop down menu is opened and you can choose different categories such as Search, Images, Videos, News, Dictionary, Software, and Apps. Once you click on the category Search, you are forced to use search.conduit.com. Note that while carrying out the removal of Delta Search Redirect you may need to remove programs associated with the toolbar.

In order to get rid of pop-up ads and redirection to various websites so that you can browse the Internet safely, you should follow our step-by-step instructions given below. Once you have completed the steps, scan the PC with SpyHunter. Why should you do this? Even though you can remove Delta Search Redirect from the browsers manually, note that it is important to check whether the PC has been infected.

Uninstall Delta Search Redirect

Windows 8:

1. Move the mouse to the bottom left corner of the screen until a mini metro UI/desktop window pops up.
2. Right-click and select Control Panel.
3. Click on Uninstall a program under Programs. In case you do no see categories, click on Programs and Features.
4. Click on the unwanted program and press the Uninstall button above the list.

Windows XP:

1. Open the Start menu and click on Control Panel.
2. Click on Add or Remove programs.
3. Click on the program you want to remove and press the Remove button.

Windows Vista/7:

1. Open the Start menu and select Control Panel.
2. Click on Uninstall a program. In case the icons are not categorized, click on Programs and Features.
3. Double click on the program you want to erase and select Uninstall.

Delete Delta Search Redirect from the browsers

Mozilla Firefox

1. Open the browser and at the same time hit the combination of the Ctrl, Shift, and A key (Ctrl+Shift+A) to open Extensions.
2. Find Delta Search 10.14.42.7 and press the Remove button.
3. Press and hold the Alt key and then press H (Alt+H).
4. Go to Troubleshooting Information and click on Reset Firefox.
5. To complete the reset, click Reset again and then click on Finish.

Internet Explorer

1. Open the browser, press and hold Alt and press T.
2. In the Tools menu, select Manage Add-ons.
3. Click on Toolbars and Extensions.
4. Find the unwanted add-on and disable it at the bottom of the window.
5. Click on Search Providers and remove the unwanted website. Select a new provider and close the window.
6. Hit Alt+T and select Internet Options.
7. Open the General tab and change the home page in the Home page section.
8. Press Apply to save.

Google Chrome

1. Open the browser.
2. Press and hold Alt and hit the F key.
3. Select Tools - > Extensions.
4. Click on the recycle bin to remove Delta Search toolbar.
5. Click on Settings on the left side of window.
6. In the On startup section, click on Open a specific page or set of pages and click on Set pages.
7. Remove delta-search.com and type in http://www.google.com or any other website.
8. Press OK and close the window.
9. To change the search engine, go to the Search section and click on Manage search engines.
10. Remove delta-search.com and set a new one. Move the mouse over a particular website on the list and press Make default. Press OK to save the change.

Do not forget to download a free scanner which is available below as only a reliable scanner can determine what harmful files or other components are not removed.