• Restart your device and conduct another search. If you can connect to the Internet, you should upgrade the Google app to the most recent version. Try your search again to see if you receive any results. You remove data stored in a temporary section of the device's memory when you clear an app's cache.
• Connection to the internet Google search requires a solid internet connection to function. If it still does not work, it is most likely due to a problem with your Wi-Fi. Switching to your mobile data or restarting your modem may also help.
• Restart the Google application. You must force stop the programme in order to close it; simply removing it from recents will not always suffice. Step 1: Go to Apps/Application Manager in Settings on your Android phone. Go to Google and then to Force Stop on the next screen. : Restart the device by searching through the Google app or its widget on the home screen.
• Clear the Cache in Your Browser Even if the problem is with the Google app or the search bar, deleting the cache in your default browser may help. Open Chrome, hit the three-dot icon, and pick Settings from the drop-down menu. Select Privacy, then Clear Browsing Data. Clear Data after checking the box next to Cached Images and Files.

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