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you may consider an add-on issue since it occurs on every site you view. Type: chrome://extensions/ in the address bar and hit Enter. Disable or delete the unknown add-ons that you do not need. The method is a little like to remove an adware. you can check this to see if your problem is a similar one. How to Get Rid of Ads by Great Find FastRemoveVirus com

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Remove Ask removal instructions

step by step instructions at the above link

How to Get Rid of the Ask Toolbar

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It would be helpful to know your browser, but here goes...
1) Open the control panel and go to uninstall a program (or Add Remove Programs). Find Ask Tool Bar AND Ask Toolbar updater and uninstall them. While in the uninstall section, look for any mention of ASK among the publishers. You may have to uninstall any such you find, particularly if these two uninstalls do not fix the problem.
2) As the browser you are using has installed extensions and changed the home page, you have to get rid of the extension and change the home page. In IE, click the gear icon or select Tools from the menu (XP). Pick Toolbars and extensions. Go to Manage Add-ins. Disable those associated with Ask individually by right clicking on them and chosing disable. In Chrome, you would be going to Tools and Extensions, similarly. You have to change the default search engine back to Google by going into Settings in Chrome. In Firefox, you click on Tools and select Add-ons, get Add-ons, and select SearchReset from the list and install it.
3) Run an adaware clearner to remove any residual registry settings. Pick one from a site you have confidence in.

it all depends on what browser your using. in Chrome you click the 3 bars top right hand side then click settings you will see a heading ON STARTUP click Open a specific page or set of pages and then click on the SET PAGES type in www.google.co.uk and press ok

If you are using a different browser just let me know

The "Aw, Snap" screen is an error message displayed when the Chrome browser crashes. It may indicate that your Chrome installation has been corrupted, or some malware/virus in your computer.

See this Chrome help page on steps you should take to address that problem:
http://support.google.com/chrome/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=95669

Try installing and using Chrome - www.google.co.uk/chrome

you don't need to be panic about the erro what you have to do is to uninstall it and get it install back to your PC is going to run after that...