When my browser can't find a web, it automatically redirects it to "search.myway.com"

I beleive there is a certain spyware that redirects the browser to that page, but I beleive my PC is clean. Also, I don't have any extrange toolbars, and my antivirus (and anti spyware) softwares can't find anything wrong.

I don't know how to fix the configuration, so my browser redirect me to another page.

Thanks for the help. Please excuse my poor English.

When my browser can't find a web, it automatically redirects it to "search.myway.com". How can I change it?

Click search on the toolbar. This opens the Search side pane.

Click the Customize button in the side pane. A box will open that will allow you to change the default search engine used when a site cannot be located.

When my browser can't find a web, it automatically redirects it to "search.myway.com". How can I change it?antivirus downloads

Your PC is infected with a browser hijacker. Use these scans to remove it.

Both free.

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