Google Helps Windows 8 Users Make the OS More Familiar with Chrome and Search

In order to encourage users to rely on its products exclusively, Microsoft is offering both Bing and Internet Explorer installed by default on all Windows 8 workstations.

While that’s not a problem at all for those who get along very well with these two products, it actually is a big deal for Google.

The Mountain View-based company has recently released a video to show people how to install Chrome and Search on Windows 8 workstations, claiming that it only wants to help them “make the Windows 8 operating system more familiar.”

What’s more, Google has also set up the page GetYourGoogleBack.com to get users directly to the main download pages for both Chrome and the Search app.

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