I had set up my IE homepage as Yahoo.Com. it wasn't a problem at all. But rentenly When i m online and like 10 mints later, my homepage on IE will change to a website. I have set up back to Yahoo from Contorl Pan.. of the IE... But next time i use online again, after 10 mint ss like the same page show again!!!! How can i deal with this problem????
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have u given ok option.
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In internet explorer, go to the yahoo home page (www.yahoo.com).  While there, select "tools" from the top of the browser, then "options."\n \nOn the "general" tab, the top choice is where to set your home page.  If you are on yahoo, that address should show up in the blank. . hit the "use current" button to set it there, followed by apply.
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I just asked a similar question and I went into tools clicked on internet options and deleted files and cookies then went back and closed out of everything and then I went back on the net and I had the old homepage back on(Thank God) I also sent several negative feedbacks on the new page too!I hope this helps!
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I've had this too after movin up to internet explorer 7 and then back again.\n\nGo into tools, internet options, Security and then change your level for "internet" to Low, click apply, then change it back to default level and click OK, this resets something that got changed.\n\nIt fixed my yahoo..
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Well assuming you are using the Internet Explorer Browser, all you have to do is go to the page you want to be your home page and choose the "Tools" menu and then "Internet options"  From there click on the "Use Current" button.\n\nThen close all windows including internet explorer.  When you re-open, the browser should open right up to your new page
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This is the new Yahoo BETA homepage.  I saw it a few times too and it has switched back.  It will become part of the homepage permanently when the BETA is done.\nFor now, you can get to it via a link:\nhttp://www.yahoo.com/r/vp
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Just reset it as your homepage
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Thats not true.\nMay be you are using IE older version. Get a new one.
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Hmm.  You must have blinked.\n\nTry the internet options "use default".  Then if it is not your yahoo page and not blink then do the internet thing again and type in the url for your yahoo page.  \n\nAlso, if you right click on the two little pc's on taskbar and click on "application settings"...down at the bottom you can type in your yahoo home page url and hit "okay."  When you log on it will take you right to yahoo page.\n\nHope that helps.\n\np.s.  You might go to add/remove programs and see if blink is in there and remove it and anything else that says "blink."
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Open Internet Explorer (if thats what your using) at top of page says tools. Click tools, bottom of list is Internet Options. when that box opens up at the top in the first box shows the address of  what home page is listed to appear. Either delete it and retype it to the original and click apply. Then close it out and open new page and see if it worked. Or go to the page you want as your home page, open the Internet options and there should be a button to  "Use Current" then click apply. and close it out and try it. see if its back. Good luck.\n\nThe reason it changed could have been a simple case of the page you were on (or one connected to it) basically taking over your choices. Like spam or a virus trying to take over your favorites. Delete what it was and clear your cookies and history and temp files. Should help.
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you don't want the new yahoo home page, trust me.  it's a piece of crap.\n\nand don't listen to the people that say firefox is better.  true, it isn't as infested with spyware, but it is not better.
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i already typed this thing once and accidentally went to another page i hate it when i do that anyway: i had alot of trouble with site that were too expensive (there arent any that are free) yahoo has a free domain but you have to host there and thats too expensive on yahoo) or just didnt look trustworthy. but i found a good one, its cheap (especially for people that are just doin this for fun) its www.aplus.net. (what i did was buy the domain for $1.99/year through yahoo and hosted through aplus since its only $7.46/month compared to like $20.00/month. NOW IF YOU DO FIND SOMETHING THATS TOTALLY FREE PLEASE LET ME KNOW I HAVE SPENT COUNTLESS HOURS ON THIS COMPUTER LOOKING FOR FREE. (check out my site: www.wyndee.web.aplus.net) see if you like it and they have so many layouts that would do a sports page justice, ok im rambling, have fun.
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First of all, change it back.  If you are using Internet Explorer, go to TOOLS from the Menubar, Select iNTERNET OPTIONS, and under the General Tab, the first option should be to set your home page.\n\nIt could be a virus or spyware has gotten into your system.  There are free resources you can download that can clean your system.\n\nFree and reliable spyware removers are: \n\nSpybot Search and Destroy: http://www.safer-networking.org/en/download/\n\nAdaware: http://www.lavasoft.de/software/adaware\n\nVirus Protection:\n\nAVG FREE: http://free.grisoft.com\n\nMicrosoft Windows Defender: http://www.microsoft.com/athome/security...\n\nDownload at least two or three of the above and scan your computer.  Be sure to update the programs before scanning so that you will have the latest protection available, and set the programs to udate automatically, or remember to update them regularly.
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You checked the box to make FireFox your default browser but did you uncheck the box in IE? I have IE7 beta - but I believe location is stillthe same, Tools | Internet Options | Programs. You will see something along the same line as in Firefox, just uncheck that box.
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You are having same experience of many.  Some have no problems.  Microsoft makes IE7, but Yahoo PUSHES it.  Yahoo has now acknowledged big problems with IE7..I spoke with them couple of days ago.  Best thing to do is uninstall it with your  ADD/REMOVE pro.  IE6 is still present on your computer to use.  You may also install Firefox, many people like it, but keep IE6 also so you can choose which one to use at any given time.  Firefox is good but does not support some programs.   If you continue to have problems with Yahoo products, here are 2 numbers to speak to a human.  I found them to be very courteous and helpful and others have told me the same.
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Your current Internet browser does that, so what's your worry.\n\nIE7 gives you the option, during setup, to send info to Microsoft automatically. If you want to, check the box. If not leave the box unchecked.\n\nRemember, there are still many sites and services that still do not support IE7.\n\nI love the Browser, but quit using it because several of the sites and services, I use, don't support it yet. They are working on it, and will support it closer to its final release. They want to wait till most of the bugs are worked out. The fastest way to get rid of the bugs is to let it send back the info, to Microsoft, so they can address it and fix it.\n\nEvery month I download IE7 and check to see if it is supported by my required sites yet. If not, I remove it and and go back to IE6. IE 6 comes back automatically when IE7 is removed.
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Not sure which browser you are using. Looks like your browser has stored the information in Cache. \nIf you are using Internet Explorer (IE), click on "Tools" menu and select "Internet Options". On the General Tab, click on "Settings" button to see what is your current setting. The "Check for newer version of stored Page" shoud either be set to "Automatically" or "Every visit to the page". Correct this setting if necessary and you should see the changes. \nHope this helps.