what does this mean? us.f3.yahoofs.com?
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From the looks of it, it looks like a United States yahoo space... more than likely a photo gallery.  But missing the unbreakable code.
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This most definitely is the UK Answers site, not US. The clues are in the 'Yahoo! UK & Ireland' logo, and the 'uk.answers.yahoo.com' URL. The US site is 'answers.yahoo.com'.\n\nTo someone or other who pointed out that this isn't yahoo.co.uk - that's very true, but only because there is no yahoo.co.uk. All requests to yahoo.co.uk will redirect to uk.yahoo.com, requests to yahoo.co.fr will redirect to fr.yahoo.com, etc.\n\nA bit unintuitive, yes, but the big fat YAHOO UK & IRELAND logo should be a bit of a giveaway really.
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It means :\nC:&#92; : Drive letter\nDocume~1 : Abreviation for Documents and Settings Folder\nOwner : User Folder\nLocalS~1 : Local Settings Folder ( It's a hidden Folder you can view it by going to Folder Options->View>Show Hidden Files and Folders )\nTemp: Temporary files folder..
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One suggestion - search on C: drive for the file "hosts" (without an extension). Open this file in Wordpad and check if there are entries containing ...yahoo...\nIf so, delete these entries and save the file. Normally this file contains only lines beginning with a # character and one single line "127.0.0.1  localhost"
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is this some kind of virus site???
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I don't have the URL of the pages you're talking about, so I can't be certain of the solution, but there is a mistake that many newbies make that may be causing the problem:  \n\nThe issues: 1) The path to your images, and 2) case-sensitivity of the file names.\n\nBrowsers don't strip code. They don't alter your code. They simply render your code.  However, some browsers are more lenient than others in terms of rendering faulty code.\n\nIt is possible that your code is in capital and lowercase letters, but when you put the images on the server, your FTP program converted all the files to lowercase.  Check this out.\n\nit is also possible that the path to your images is not correct.  Put all your images in a directory called "images".  Your path should then likely read "../images/imagename.jpg".  If you see c://.... your files are pointing to your own personal hard drive and not the server.  If you see "/images/imagenaem.jpg", the path is to the top of the server directory structure.... and there may not be an images directory there.\n\nSo, take a look at these two possible issues, and you might solve your problem.  If not, post the URL and we can trouble shoot with you.\n\nGood luck.
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Because it's a Yahoo! product.  Never use anything Yahoo! asks you to download.  Stick with their almost-useful web services.
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To most browers none. \n\nThe exact syntax should be http://www.yahoo.com \n\nhttp is the protocol. It can be other things like ftp or https. Whatever it is will determine what port and protocol the browser will use to talk to that site. \n\nwww means the top domain of that site. Instead of www you might use profiles.yahoo.com/somebody for example. The browser will assume you mean www if you do not specifify. So if you mean to go t a sub domain like profiles.yahoo.com and do not provide the that sub domain you will get the www or top domain instead. \n\nThe next part is the domain. www.php.com and www.php.net are entirely different web sites. www.yahoo.com and www.yahoo.com.au are slightly different. \n\nHowever most browsers will fill out portions of a URL to make it correct as a way of helping you or as a shortcut. If you use firefox and you visit www.yahoo.com on a frequent basis all you have to type is yah and hit the tab key and your on your way.
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This is a sign that Yahoo's defense is in effect.\n\n"This error appears to be caused by some sort of bandwidth limiting system that Yahoo has put in place on their servers. Once you have exceeded your allotted bandwidth for a specific period of time Yahoo gives you this Error 999 message and doesn't allow you to access the service."\n\nIf you visit the URL below, you can also find a few possible resolutions.
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The web server in question (where you download the website in question from) is undergoing testing. Perhaps this could be a result of a recent uprade. Don't worry. It will be back to normal soon
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I said it once... I'll say it again... It means Explorer blocked something on that website (a popup, phishing program, etc) you can double click it to see more details on what is going on.
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"i really need a yahoo booter"  what are you talking about. you don't really need it, and possible the file you have is corrupted and has a Trojan.
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site takes up loads of memory\nalfred117649@yahoo.co.uk
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It sounds like the username & password it is after is for the host site you are uploading to. If you didn't save the username/password from when you set  up your account with them, go to the site itself & there should be a recovery method of one sort or another.
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That file is like " Yahoo install helper" . dll and was used to up-date Yahoo to your new IE browser. If all is working it may be dumped. Where did you find it, in a temp folder or down load folder? Still, was used for the up-date and now (if all Yahoo services have been up-dated) is just another left over .dll.
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This is spam. Look at the senders address and the domain is not coming from Yahoo!. Also probably on your actual email, the link to yahoo would direct you to a fake site, where they would steal your identity. Hope this help
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Looks like that file is related to CuteFTP.  If you have it installed, I would recommend reinstalling it or upgrading its version to a higher one.