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It's not related to Stratics. You can try Googling or try these:
Uninstall “Related Searches” Sidebar from Microsoft Windows (and WebCake if it exists)
1. Open Windows Control Panel.
2. Choose Programs (Uninstall a Program).
3. It will open a list of installed programs, find Webcake, Conduit, or any suspicious term and click on ‘Uninstall’.
How to remove “Related Searches” Sidebar on Internet Explorer
1. Open Internet Explorer.
2. On top menu, go to Tools > Manage Add-ons.
3. On right panel look for Webcake, Conduit, or any suspicious entry and click on Disable button to stop the service.
4. You may now restart Internet Explorer.
How to Uninstall “Related Searches” Sidebar in Google Chrome
1. Open Google Chrome Internet browser.
2. Click on Settings (three horizontal bars icon or wrench icon for old versions) or ‘Customize and Control Google Chrome’ button located on top right corner of the browser.
3. Click on Tools > Extensions from the drop-down list.
4. You can see Webcake or Conduit from the list of installed extensions; remove it by clicking on the ‘Trash’ icon.
5. Please restart Google Chrome.
How to Remove “Related Searches” Sidebar in Mozilla Firefox
1. Open Mozilla Firefox Internet browser.
2. On top menu, go to Tools > Add-ons.
3. Remove Browser Webcake or Conduit from the list of installed add-ons.
4. Restart Mozilla Firefox.
Uninstall “Related Searches” Sidebar from Microsoft Windows (and WebCake if it exists)
1. Open Windows Control Panel.
2. Choose Programs (Uninstall a Program).
3. It will open a list of installed programs, find Webcake, Conduit, or any suspicious term and click on ‘Uninstall’.
How to remove “Related Searches” Sidebar on Internet Explorer
1. Open Internet Explorer.
2. On top menu, go to Tools > Manage Add-ons.
3. On right panel look for Webcake, Conduit, or any suspicious entry and click on Disable button to stop the service.
4. You may now restart Internet Explorer.
How to Uninstall “Related Searches” Sidebar in Google Chrome
1. Open Google Chrome Internet browser.
2. Click on Settings (three horizontal bars icon or wrench icon for old versions) or ‘Customize and Control Google Chrome’ button located on top right corner of the browser.
3. Click on Tools > Extensions from the drop-down list.
4. You can see Webcake or Conduit from the list of installed extensions; remove it by clicking on the ‘Trash’ icon.
5. Please restart Google Chrome.
How to Remove “Related Searches” Sidebar in Mozilla Firefox
1. Open Mozilla Firefox Internet browser.
2. On top menu, go to Tools > Add-ons.
3. Remove Browser Webcake or Conduit from the list of installed add-ons.
4. Restart Mozilla Firefox.
This is caused by spyware/malware. In addition to the steps Taylor mentions above, you'll want to scan your system for more garbage. For every piece of malware you spot, there's a dozen you didn't see.
Personally I recommend you run these 3:
- ADWcleaner
- Combofix
- Malwarebytes
Personally I recommend you run these 3:
- ADWcleaner
- Combofix
- Malwarebytes
