>>>For some reason, every Google search I do results in a "redirect" page with 2 links: The target page and the previous page.
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>>>Anyone else seeing this?
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>>Being in Canada, I get automatically redirected to google.ca but I'm not seeing your problem (can you post a screen shot)?
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>>Unexpected redirects are a common symptom of browser hijacking malware. For example, something may have injected an entry into your HOSTS file so google.com is being pointed to a malicious site that is crafted to look like Google. That site can then control your entire browsing experience of anything you access through "FakeGoogle".
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>>One tool I've found useful for malware removal is http://www.malwarebytes.org/mbam.php
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>Sure, I typed in "C# duplicate rows dataset" and got this see this:http://www.marois-consulting.com/Files/google_redirect.jpg
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>It was happening for every search this morning, now it's intermittent.

Some other people are seeing this, if you Google [google redirect notice]

On one of the threads ( http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/Web+Search/thread?tid=56a3c4b71b3dc1d9&hl=en ), one person discovered this happens with any query that has the "#" character in it. Maybe that's your problem.

If that's the problem, tou might be able to work around it by searching on a whole string i.e. surrounding your search phrase with single quotes:

'C# duplicate rows dataset'
* including the single quotes