Google box removed in home page viewer

hi. in my home page google box removed after than 1 day when install the firefox 21. please help me.
i cant upload image for details. but see
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/firefox-default-home-page-has-links-to-features?esab=a&as=aaq
in image google box in center of page is removed.

hi and thanks for reply. i reset the firefox and my problem has fix. but the firefox after 4 uses(open and close the firefox) the google box removed again.
please see images that attached.
thanks.

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