I have IE set to open with My YaHoo personal front page. I now get the message that IE cannot open it and the task is being aborted. I had not changed anything on my computer. Any assistance is greatly appreciated.
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You may have set your homepage to a temporary page rather than the My Yahoo root page, or you may need to log back in if your cookies were cleared.
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Working just fine from here.\nIf it's a particular group that you can't access, Y may have shut it down (for reasons that are often hard to fathom)\nIf it's the whole groups front-end (groups.yahoo.com), then the problem may be local to you...  try flushing the cache on your browser, in case there's been a problem or change that got cached.
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sometimes the javascript/java that is installed with the i explorer fails...\nthat happened to me \ntry to play a yahoo game..\nit happens the same?\nif you can't play a yahoo game, search the help link in the upper side of the page and look for the java installer\n\nit should fix your computer
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Need more info, but try this. Restart computer. Open IE. Click on tools, internet options. Delete cookies. Then delete files. Close IE. Open Ie and try again.
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I am using Firefox and had no problems loading the page, perhaps you should think about downloading it and using that instead of IE.
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Try closing your browser and then reloading. Still not working? Reboot the machine. Still not working? try another machine.\n\nMy Yahoo is still working fine, you probably have a Java Error or loggin issue that is stopping the loading of the page.
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If you're using Outlook Express (OE) I can think of two reasons this might be happening.  Firstly, if you've uninstalled a web browser that was set as your default browser (such as Firefox or Opera etc) and OE doesn't know how to open the hyperlink.  Or if you've installed a web browser from your ISP such as AOL.  Secondly, it could be a problem with the setup of DLL files on your computer (these need to be set up for OE to work with hyperlinks).\n\nIf it's the first one, then you can set Internet Explorer (IE) to open hyperlinks as your default browser.  Open IE and go to the 'Tools' menu and click on 'Internet options'.  Select the 'Programs' tab, and ensure that the option 'Internet Explorer should check to see whether it is the default browser' is selected.  Click 'Ok'.\n\nYou'll find lots of helpful suggestions using the links below.  Check each one of them because there are quite a number of possible problems.  I've assumed you're using Outlook Express though, because you haven't said which email program you're having the problem with.  If you update the question then I'll update my answer.\n\nIn the first link below you'll need to scroll down to "Opening hyperlinks doesn't work and other problems" where it will explain about sorting out problems with DLL files that might cause your hyperlinks to fail.\n\nAll the best - I hope this helps with your problem.
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internet explorer 7 crashes ver 6 if you tryed to install it it probably corrupted ie explorer download a good browser screw ie\n\nwww.firefox.com
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This sounds like corrupt files to me.  IE has a repair feature, try running it, then restart your PC.  And try the links again.  This has happened to me in the past!  If that doesn't cure the prob, re-install the browser.
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I think there may be problem either with the site you are opening, connection speed or installation not done properly. \nTry opening any other site, if not working restart you pc & try again. Otherwise, Re-install IE 7.0
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Yahoo is not a browser, it is a Web site. Are you using Internet Explorer or Mozilla FireFox? It is easy to set Yahoo! as your homepage. Just go into the internet options and type in Yahoo.com
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Are you using Yahoo Beta web mail? This would account for the differences in appearance and page layout. And could you elaborate on what happened when you tried to send the email? Did you get any kind of error message by return?\n\nEdit: OP and JU - if this is happening in one profile only (or your main profile) it sounds as though your security settings might be preventing the page from loading properly. To attempt to fix the problem, open your IE browser then click on Tools/internet options/Security/ custom settings and make a note of your existing settings. Then close the custom settings box and click on the 'default settings' button. You will be asked if you are sure you want to go back to the default settings. Click 'yes'. The try to load your email again and see if it works. If not, then go back in and reinsert your old settings.\n\nIf you have beta mail, there is a link at the top of the main email window that asks you if you want to go back to your normal email. Click on it and it will ask you if you are sure then it will switch you back. But it doesn't sound like this is the problem in your case. Check the security settings and if fiddling with them doesn't work, drop a line to Yahoo techical help. You can contact them via a help link in your email window. \n\nI will come back and check here to see how you get on.
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Thats not true.\nMay be you are using IE older version. Get a new one.
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Try downloading the internet explorer add-on.  I have it, and when something wont load, you click an IE icon in the bottom corner and it makes the website think it is an Internet Explorer search window.  You do not need to have internet explorer installed on your computer for this to work.  It's been a while since I added mine on so I dont know the best way to find this add-on any more.  Best bet is search 'internet explorer' on the extensions page.  Hope you find it because it works great!
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btw are you using IE7 to access it? \n\nhttp://www.computing.net/windowsxp/wwwboard/forum/156777.html
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The new Yahoo! homepage isn't available for all browsers yet. IE7 obviously is one of those. If you're willing to wait it out, they should have it available pretty soon. Right now it will only show up if you're using Internet Explorer 6 or Firefox 1.5.
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Try downloading an up to date version of Internet Explorer (or Firefox, if you use that) and install the latest plugins. Restart your computer. It should then work.