For the last few days, the search data in Google Chrome has been failing to clear all the way. I have all the boxes checked off and set to begining of time. I did not have an issue with clearing data up until a few days ago. Now, the half the search is coming up in bold. I will attach a screen shot. Also, is there a new version of Chrome out by any chance? Any help is appreciated here. Thank you
Now Internet Explorer is coming up in half bold in the searches.
I don't understand why it doing this for.
I even resetted the internet connection. Still didn't help.
Perhaps, there is a temp file that didn't delete in the folders somewhere?
Also, there is this Icon Cache: Data Base File that 7.863 kb. Is this anything, i should be concerned about?
Last edited by grungychick; 25 Jul 2015 at 01:30.
Is anybody going to help me out?
I don't understand, why this is occuring for.
Maybe the search engine changed the format of the search returns.
Don't worry about the icon cache database file.
I figured out my own issue.
First, i did a system restore. Then, i unplugged the router for good amount of time.
It seemed to solve my issue for now.
I just had a bad connection. This is why the searches were displaying bold keywords in the context.
The only things that should be highlighted in searches are the title, url and snippet.
If i have anymore issues, i will report back.
Glad that is is solved for you.
Just out of curiosity, what search engine was used to make those screenshots?
Google? Bing?
My issue is not resolved. It must be something else.
The data search history is still not clearing. It's happening in IE and in Chrome.
UsernameIssues, the screen shot on the first post is Chrome and the second screen shot is IE10.
This attachment is how the search is supposed to look like and it's not appearing that way.
The screen shot on the first post is Chrome showing search returns from some search engine. If you did not change that search engine, then the search returns are from Google.
...and the second screen shot is IE10 showing search returns from some search engine. If you did not change that search engine, then the search returns are from Bing.
I was just wondering what search engines we were working with here so that I could test things on my end.
Try changing the DNS as well, in addition to running a CCleaner scan.
DNS Addressing - How to Change in Windows 7
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