norton antivirus decided to change my home page it was my yahoo.com now it is yahoo .com how do I get it back?
369520
Go to tools on the taskbar go to internet options on the little page that comes up it has the address type in www.yahoo.com and click use current problem solved.
411719
What exactly do you mean, do you want it as your "home" page when you start your browser, if so .. Go to yahoo..\n\nThen in IE go to Tools, Internet Options, and the first box should show http://www.yahoo.com, and select use current.
265004
To get yahoo back as your home page, go to tools in your tool bar, click on internet options,and under general, set it back to yahoo.
346717
You're obviously connected to the internet, so try opening a new web browser and typing in www.yahoo.com. Now open a new browser and wait. What's the default address that appears in the URL bar? Your start page might be set to something random that causes that error, so if you're using Internet Explorer go to tools > internet options then under "home page" type in the address you want to use as your default page when you open a new browser window.
45002
Click tools, Internet Options, then, where it says "you can change which page to use for your home page. Address:" after address, type in my.yahoo.com. I don't know how to do it on Mac/Apple.
286382
All you have to do is clear your cookies. This will bring back the old homepage\nIn IE choose tools...... settings........ view files ...... select all......delete
881218
on your interenet browser right click, check properties. on the general tab verify if the home page shows something either than yahoo. if so, change it back to yahoo.com. then select to clear history.  delete cookies and delete files.  if this does not work.. check for a trojan.  that is really what this is more so than a virus.  \n\nhope this helps.
928754
I recommend you go to Tools->Internet Options->Advanced Tab and click the Reset button which disables all add-ons, changed settings, deletes all temporary files, and home pages. Read the notice screen so you can see what will be changed as a result of going back to default. This should help you with the problem since you were able to get to the site once before without any problems.
74452
I'm pretty sure this is done automatically when you install Microsoft AntiSpyware tool, but I can't figure out how to turn it off (:-().\n\nIf you have Microsoft AntiSpyware installed, go to the Advanced Tools section to change your home page.
588547
yahoo is not affiliated with norton in updating it's definition file. its your internet connection. open control panel > internet option > check for your connection
1104783
It happened on my comp too. However I had a link at top right of yahoo home page which said 'Try all new Yahoo Homepage' and now I am getting what I want.
1099551
go to yahoo and select to set it as your homepage
191583
I am now stumped and would do as the other writer suggests try to contact YAHOO \n\nor you can try to uninstall your "tool bar"  and try our suggestion again first   go to tool bar settings to uninstall then try to change your homepage\n\nI have no idea why you are not allowed to change your homepage\nGood Luck
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The new home page is a BETA and will expire 1 week from once you received it. To revert back to the old, clear your cookies via Tools / Internet Options / Delete Cookies.\n\nIn the meantime send yahoo some feedback saying that it is too big for your monitor.
220943
Yahoo is displaying that based on IP. so probably its directing one pc to the new site and the other one to the old
550373
Are you referring to the new home page for Yahoo!? If so, look for the link at the top of the page, on the left above the big red YAHOO!. It says: Switch to old page. That'll do it.
751522
Not sure what you mean. You go to internet explorer, click on tools, then on internet options and change it there.  If it doesn't stay then you're probably infected with viruses/spyware.  They will "hijack" your homepage.  You will need to scan your system with a good virus/spyware scanner and clean it.