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Google search returns good Header Titles but URL's are wrong

Started by FreemanW , Feb 09 2009 03:34 PM

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#1 FreemanW

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Posted 09 February 2009 - 03:34 PM

I am currently working on a Windows XP Professional installation. It is up to date and protected by Kaspersky Interenet Security 2009 (v 8.0.0.506).

Using Internet Explorer 7, a Google search using the boolean value of "hp" should not result in this page:

with the bad URL's.

Firefox is unaffected by whatever this is that is having its way with IE7.

I have run Hijack This! in Safe Mode and analyzed its results at www.hijackthis.de without any change in behavior.

I need help with this dysfunctional behavior.