how do i stop my homepage changing from yahoo.com to gopher.com?
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go to tools select internet options, select general and add the domain name of which u want to make ur home page.
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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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Have you downloaded something like messenger or the toolbar after you reset the home page? Because those things often reset it. Try going again to Tools>Internet Options>and erase www.yahoo.com from the home page box and type in whatever you want.
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If you are using IE, go under tools to internet options and you can reset your homepage manually through there.  In opera you must go to tools, preferences and under the general tab, you can change the homepage.
326134
In Internet Explorer select Tools, Internet Options and type www.yahoo.com where the weight watchers page is listed. If it does not remember that then you may have some software on your PC that is setting the home page. You may also have internet security software installed that stops the home page being changed.
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Go to http://www.wilderssecurity.net and download a copy of SpywareBlaster. This program is 100% free and includes a tool that stops browser hijackers. It will also return your home page back to where it was. It also keeps spyware off of your system. I have been using it for a little over 3 years and I think it's great.
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get you as a homepage?\nI think you mean that your homepage has been changed.\n\nIn internet explorer just goto Tools -> internet options. The first tab at the top tells what you're homepage is. You can change it there. If you can't then you have spyware. If that's a case, there's a questions on Answers about how to get rid of spyware.
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Initially, i assume your question is based on the Home Page, setting on your internet explorer. Do you want to stop this auto-loading effect. Then simply go-to,\n\nInternet Explorer (if your using it) ->Tools-> options-> General Tab (first one!)\n\nand there, you could use whatever the configuration you want it.\n\nThe second instance i could determine, is , likely to be the auto-loading of the Yahoo .co.uk site after a login session to your e-mail account (Yahoo! obvious). If so,\nusually, This service of autoconfiguring and autoredirecting, happens via Cookies set on your computer during log-on to the Yahoo! services. You could simply change your way, you enter yahoo!\n\nYou could use,\nwww.yahoo.com\n\nother than, \nwww.yahoo.co.uk\n\nAnd if you've got a yahoo.co.uk domain for your e-mail, then you will be autorconfigured, to be redirected to the .co.uk page. From there, you could simply switch from .co.uk (Uk & Ireland) to any other available page.\n\nHope i was helpful. If you do have anymore queries, please feel free!
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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
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Yes, close all the tabs you dont want.  Select tools, options, general, use current pages,  your home page has now changed to however many tabs you have left open.\n\nRegards EDD
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Set your home page as http://mail.yahoo.com/. If you are using IE, go to Tools --> Internet Options... and then in the Home Page Address field enter http://mail.yahoo.com/.\n\nIf you want it to use over SSL (for higher security) then use https://mail.yahoo.com/.
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please try...\n\nclick on tools - internet options - retype (www.yahoo.com) on the address bar - click on delete cookies, delete files and clear history buttons - close internet options and close IE... \n\nit would be better that after doing those steps, you restart/reboot the computer. and retry to connect, and check if the homepage would load.
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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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disable it, if you can. theres websites you can go on that have their own web server in their page, and itll let you go to any page.
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On your browser, go to tools -> Internet options -> general -> homepage\n\nand set it to the one you'd like
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1. Go to "Tools"\n2. Select "Internet options"\n3. Change the address for your home page
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You may have some adware or spyware that is changing your home page, did you select your current home page?