I can't go directly  to  yahoo  now,  another  page  comes up before  i  can  get to my  mail.    takes  more time.  how can i  go  back to where i was  before i said   no  cookies.    have  since   said   will accept   all  cookies,  and this may  not be good   either.  computers  are so  confusing   and  i  need  help  learning.   thank you.
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Hi generally accepting all cookies isn't a problem however you should definetly goto Microsofts website and download Windows Defender (its free). This will prevent bad cookies from being stored such as cookies that track which pages your viewing for advert purposes. It also protects you from bad websites and general internet nastys.\n\nI'm assuming your using Internet Explorer? Rather than Opera, Netscape etc, if not I'm afriad I cannot help. In Internet Explorer click on the Tools Menu then select - Internet Options - Delete Files - Ok - Ok. \n\nAlso try Tools - Internet Options - Security\n\nunderneath the text "Select a Web content zone to specity its security settings." should be four pictures click on each picture (Pictures should look like globe, screen, tick, and stop sign) and click the button Default Level. Once you have done that for all four pictures click OK.\n\nThen try going to yahoo and logging in again. Your websites will be a little slow because you deleted your cache, thats what a computer uses in this case to speed up viewing websites. Hope this sorts you out.
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Delete your cookies, and temporary internet files, I know it is annoying they do not have a button on the beta page to revert it.
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delete your current cookies\nthen\ntry to login
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i had the same problem what I did was everytime I logged on line I'd checked my home page  e-mail box and when I did that a new window popped open with the address window in it. from there i closed the "old window" and kept the new one!\ntry making yahoo your home page that solved my problem so I didn't have to go thru that everytime! good luck
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Cookies are a security question, one you can determine by going to Tools, Internet Options, and then check the settings. You should see a setting for cookies under General. The higher the security setting, the less information your computer will accept.
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this could have happened because you might have deleted the cookies in your computer. otherwise, it could be an internet connectivity issue.
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Hmmmm\nLet us try the following.\n- Clear history and cookies\n- Delete temporary internet files\nBoth 1 and 2 are in Internet options from Control panel\n- Go to C: > Documents and settings > YourUserName > Local settings > Temp\nand delete every thing here\n(If you could not see Local settings, type it in address bar)\n- Restart computer and try again\n- Mark me as best answer if the problem goes with the wind \n\nXLMan
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Hi,\n\nGo back to your yahoo account settings and read carefully you will know where you went wrong.\n\nI seem not to have that problem. You can however go back to your old format by clicking on the SWITCH BACK next to where you logoff.
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Hi,\n\nCheck if you browser accept cookies, if not enable it at the settings menu. Also, check your security level in your browser, if it's set to too high, it will also deny some of the features needed by Yahoo! Mail.\n\nIf you have any firewalls or Popup blocker installed, check their settings, some firewalls block cookies and code from being excecuted by the browser to prevent scam.\n\nHope this solve your problem.\n\nBest regards,\nSiau.
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When you're logged into your Yahoo! account mail page, up at the top, you'll see: \n====================================\n"Welcome, (your account name)"\n====================================\n\n\nBeneath the Welcome, you'll see: \n====================================\n"Sign Out, My Account, Switch Back"\n====================================\n\nIf you click on "Switch Back," a new window/tab will open, saying: \n====================================\n"You are about to switch to the original Yahoo! Mail.\n\n"You can switch back anytime by clicking the Yahoo! Mail Beta link in the Yahoo! Mail Options page."\n====================================\n\nAt the bottom of that new window/tab, you'll see two buttons: "Switch Back" and "Cancel"  \n\nClicking on "Switch Back" will update your account to revert back to the original Yahoo! mail interface. \n\nYou will not lose anything!  The only thing that changes is the way you *see* your information (email, contacts, folders, etc.). \n\nI tried out the beta version for about a month, and I didn't like it either.  I switched back last week...
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just to let you know - this has nothing to do with YOUR computer.  It all has to do with Yahoo!, not your computer.\nNeed I say again?\nYou are probably doing something wrong, or its just your internet.
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amybe some error/s are occupited your browser/s. If you ever deleted cookies from your PC, some of your browser/s were effected, some parts of them are now missing ... Try to redoawload your web-browser/s ...
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I've read somewhere that if you scroll to the bottom of the page it gives you the option to "go back to old page"  or something like that.\n\nGood Luck
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I will be on my computer EVERY DAY.... except when there is no service when I go away. \n\nA few years ago, I went to Scotland for 5 days without my computer....  YIKES, I had a ton of e-mail to handle when I got home.  \n\nLast year, I took a day off to fly back home from Hong Kong.... YIKES, I had a ton of e-mail and SPAM to handle the day that I got home.  (Oddly enough, I did not have too much waiting for me when I got to Hong Kong).\n\nSo I never take a day off....  I'm trapped.  \n\nI am now planning a 10 day trip to Australia in 2010, WITHOUT my computer.  (I plan ahead).   I've got some time to plan how to manage my e-mail while I am away that long.  I figure that my Inbox will be full by the 2nd day.  \n\nGood luck
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It happen to me until I decided to take a visit to the Internet Option that is in Control Panel. In the Internet Option, there is a setting that limits cookies for privacy. Your setting should at least be default and not "Custom" because otherwise you can't login into your own online bank account. This should fix your problem.
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Let me see if I have this straight. Someone sent you a web link in a Yahoo instant message and the web page will not open? What does AOL have to do with this? Are you sure the link is a good one? Please clarify your problem.\n\n1/18/06 Thanks for updating your question. I assume you have a 'default' browser setting. In other words, your system knows to open a particular browser when you click on a link (i.e. a link in a message). Even though you use AOL as an internet provider you do NOT have to use their browser. I assume you are aware of that as well. I suggest you download Mozilla Firefox as a browser. Not sure this will cure this problem but it is a very fast, user friendly browser. Email me at kenburnham2001@yahoo.com if you are still having problems.
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you may need to create a new login ... send yourself a new email to old addy ... and then access yahoo thru new addy