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Delta seach keeps loading on my start page and I can't get rid of it,please help?

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I've tried everything I can but it still comes up. I'm no wizard with these thing but I have deleted it from my programme list, tried to find links to it but can't find anything. Please, it driving me mad. HELP!!!!

I've tried everything I can but it still comes up. I'm no wizard with these thing but I have deleted it from my programme list, tried to find links to it but can't find anything. Please, it driving me mad. HELP!!!!

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hello gerard, please try this:

  1. there's a user.js file present in your profile folder, which is often used by adware to override your custom preferences. in order to fix that go to firefox > help > troubleshooting information > profile folder - "show folder", then a new window will open up. in this window look out for a file named user.js, in case it is present , delete or rename this file and restart firefox afterwards. How to fix preferences that won't save
  2. the Search-Results Toolbar 1.0.0.12 & New Tab 5.0.0.7384 extensions that you've installed are also likely adware - please remove them: Disable or remove Add-ons
  3. afterwards install the searchreset addon which fixes some commonly altered preferences.