How come on one PC when I go to Yahoo.Com I get one page but Yet on another PC I get different page??
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This is because of the browser's "home page" setting. Depending on the browser, try selecting Tools | Internet Options. There should be an entry for "Home page". On the one computer, it is set to http://www.yahoo.com. Usually, you can enter a URL or you can press a button to use the current page. If you use IE, Netscape, Firefox, etc. the procedure differs a little bit, but essentially the same.
564327
might be system's slow process to come infront of u...\nwait for some time till the page fully gets downloaded.\nelse refresh the page. u wil get it...
74812
Probably its the way how mac ie handles the code on that page. send a help mail to yahoo. they should have a solution to that.
775072
Let us take a example, of opening up same web page more than two times (i mean to opne more than two windows).\n\nNow when you do some action on the first window, ofcourse it gets reflected only in the same window not on the other windows right (even all are pointing to same IP address). This is how a session is maintained for each and every connection.\n\nI think this answers your question.
685461
Very strange.  I don't have that problem:\nhttp://johndaly.com/\n\nYou might have spyware or a virus infecting your browser ... but when that happens, it usually doesn't redirect to well known web sites, usually spam sites.\n\nYou might try installing the Yahoo Toolbar and running the spyware checker that comes with it.\nhttp://toolbar.yahoo.com/
368625
You have to be selected. The page on mine keeps switching back and forth between the new and old one. They choose randomly.
1136365
Well what it sounds like is a browser hijack. Go on your internet explorer and go into tools then go into options. Then that will show you what is set as your default home page. Type in a standard webpage like www.google.com/ or www.yahoo.com/ apply setting close out of the internet explorer and see if it still redirects you to the other site. If so you have a browser hijack.\n\nNow to remove it. Try hitting it with a virus scanner. I wouldnt suggest using a spyware remover since it sounds like its a browser hijack and they are really poor at removing dll.s and the files that are associated with the virus.\n\nIf the virus freezes when you scan it then down load a program called " hijack this" run it and it will tell you the process that are eunning that are connected with the hijack. Terminate and delete the process using hijack this.\n\nDo not reformat your hard drive for you will loose all your information and the virus that you have is not a bad one, the person that told you to reformat is a complete idiot and probably has no real computer experience.
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Probably the Yahoo server is a little slow your end and your browser is waiting for it to respond. I don't think Dell are any worse then anyother computer manufacturer.\nReally same sort of parts to any other like for like but just badged different on the box.
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Here are the quick links to switch between Yahoo's new and old home pages,\n\n"Preview the all-new Yahoo! home page" http://www.yahoo.com/r/vp\nThis appears in the upper right hand corner of the old homepage\n\n\n"Switch to old page" http://www.yahoo.com/r/vq\nThis appears in the upper left hand corner of the new homepage\n\nGet used to the new one .. I think it'll be our only choice soon.  :-(
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Yahoo randomly installs a cookie that triggers the new page.  Just clear your cookies and close and re-open your browser, and the old yahoo page should appear.
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when u say yahoo are you just talkin about the browser? The yahoo homepage? What? Whose main site have you lost? Yahoo may be your default home page for whatever browser you are using....and is free...\n\nNext time make your question a little more clear and give as many details as you can so people can give you a good answer. Good Luck
257932
Yahoo is testing a new layout. It is only live on ceratin data centers. Each time you hit Yahoo you could be at a different data center. So this is why your page layout changes.
541455
Sounds like something changed your homepage. Go to yahoo, and if you are using Internet Explorer, go up to TOOLS, click on INTERNET OPTIONS, then click the USE CURRENT button. Hit OK and you're all set. You would now have the page that you were on as your homepage.
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What is the problem?\n\nTo see My Yahoo! you have to be logged in (otherwise you'll see the generic version), and you need to write the URL correctly (http://my.yahoo.com)\n\nIf you change your layout and save it, that is a "permanent" change.  To change it back you will have to select the same features.  The Yahoo! database does not save different states for you.\n\nYour question was a bit under-detailed, so I hope I hit the answer you needed.  If not, please give more details.\n\n-HTH
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Watup: you has internet troubble because some times computers dont reconize the link yet. So I would reccomend\nto have http://yahoo.yahoosbchelp.com  or http://www.problemswithservice.com \n the other reason is windows xp might need an up date\ngood luck!
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Which homepage (new or old) you see and some of the customizations are controlled via one or more cookies dropped on your system.\n\nHere are the quick links to switch between Yahoo's new and old home pages,\n\n"Preview the all-new Yahoo! home page" http://www.yahoo.com/r/vp\nThis appears in the upper right hand corner of the old homepage\n\n\n"Switch to old page" http://www.yahoo.com/r/vq\nThis appears in the upper left hand corner of the new homepage
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there is a different cookie folder for each and,every account on the computer..your's is probably setup as a guest account