Microsoft is offering the chance to win $1,000,000. Such is the tech giant's desperate attempt to not have its search engine play an extremely distant second fiddle to Google. There's not only a main prize of a million bucks up for

Open Chrome and click the overflow menu . Select Settings . Choose Search engine . Click Manage search engines and site search . Click the three dots next to Bing and select Delete to remove Bing from the list of suggested search engines. Launch Chrome and click the overflow menu . Select Settings . Choose On startup from the side panel.

Microsoft really, really wants people to ditch the Google search engine for its proprietary offering, Bing. So much so, in fact, that it’s putting $1 million on the table for anyone willing to do it.

If Chrome redirects you to Microsoft Bing instead of Google Search when you're looking up something, we have a solution.

Microsoft Rewards asks if you want to win a million dollars for a minimal amount of effort. If so? Look no further.

Stuffing it full of AI hasn't helped, so let's try financial incentives We're not saying Microsoft is desperate for people to use Bing, but a $1 million sweepstakes that grants entries to users of the search engine sure quacks like a duck.

If you thought the Microsoft Rewards loyalty program wasn’t worth a try, you might want to think again, as there’s now a chance to win $1 million via a new sweepstakes program.