My browser is XP PRO with Favorites, email, www, etc. all these "hot buttons" work except the "www" button.
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There is a system restore on your computer you can restore it to a time that had it the way it used to be (I hope I am clear with this). I have had to do that as well and it worked for me. If not then you need to clean your system and go to windows online and there are some forums there with anwsers there that will help its full of windows geeks and they are helpfull as well with this. If you cant restore this then you may have to delete it and reload it on the computer. I am sorry I am new to windows XP PRO myself but I had this problem last month and I jsut did a total system restore and it worked.
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You need to have cookies enabled and saved.\n\nTools, internet options, cookies. Save your preferences
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Maybe try it with Microsoft Internet Explorer. I've had problems with Firefox too...
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To answer an sub answer F5 is refresh.\nAny way it is due to Microsoft update problem.\nMany people having the same problem, but for now just type the address and press clt and enter at the same time and that will add the http:  also .com on the end. And there are many problems with all web browsers including fire fox.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nGood Luck.
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One note that should be made is that if the browser has been configured to disallow access to preference panels etc. try visiting about:config and finding proxy and either switch it with a free one or remove it all together (depending on your circumstance)
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You probably turned off the javascript/activex feature of the web browser...\ntry this install the latest web browser, if you currently using one,\nthen go to menu tools|internet options|security|internet icon \nclick default level button see if it help, if not\nclick custom level... button and try enable or prompt one by one to see if the problem gone. if still not\nclick advanced tab and click restore default button
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Have you tried restoring default browser settings?Goto internet options,then programs,restore defaults.
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whilst on the beta page from the explorer menu select 'tools' then 'internet options' then hit the 'use current' button \n\nsimple
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I agree with what everyone has said thus far, that Firefox is superior (both in features, and because a web browser should NOT be integrated into the operating system--that's just WRONG). However, that doesn't answer the question, which is regarding Microsoft Internet Explorer...\n\nAnyway, you're right, it may very well be the hot-switching that's getting you into trouble, though that should only be the case if you're sharing files -- there may be some configuration setting either in MSIE or in the Windows control panel that may change this. I'd have a peek but at the moment I'm on a Windows 2000 machine.\n\nMeanwhile, verify that logging off one user and then logging in as another fixes the problem. Or at the very least, one of you close down MSIE if you're hot-switching and see if that does the trick.
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have you tried with FireFox ?
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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.
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well buddy \nthe might be in your server or your modem or computer\ni use yahoo and it works well all the time initially i had some of the problems u had but when i reinstalled my xp it became well \ni like yahoo and i will recommend it
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U have to Enable port 80 for the HTTP Request.\n\nCheck the settings> there u will find the option to enable Internet Explorer
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You need to get SP2 for your Internet Explorer. It looks like you have not installed and downloaded the new Security updates for IE.\n\nGo to http://www.microsoft.com and click on Microsoft Updates and then install all the updates.\n\nTry this too once you are sure you are up to date:\nGo to Tools then Internet Options on your IE browser.\nClick on Content and then click on Certificates then go to Advanced. Make sure everything is checked except Client Authentification and Secure Email.\nThen click ok til you get to the Main Options Menu again.\nGo to ADVANCED and scroll ALL the way down.\nMake sure SSL 2.0 and SSL 3.0 are checked.\nGo to main menu again. Click on Privacy and Advanced and enable all your cookies.\n\nTell me if that works! I will check back again.\n\nEdit: Oh and you have to restart your browser.\n\nOk Crystal try this:\n\nSelect "Internet Options" from the Tools menu. \nClick on the "Privacy" tab. \nClick the "Default" button (or manually slide the bar down to "Medium") under "Settings". \nClick "OK". \nThen go to Security and then Custom Level and scroll down to cookies. Make sure they are all enabled =)\n\nEdit: First you can check if you already have it installed by going to HELP above and then click on ABOUT INTERNET EXPLORER. It will say next to UPDATE VERSIONS: SP2. If it says that, then you dont need it. If it does NOT say that, then you have to go to http://www.microsoft.com and then click on Microsoft Update on the left most part of the website and then they will check your machine and let you know if you need to install it. Make sure you restart your browser, and try to go into your bank again and let me know what happens!\n\nSorry Crystal...but Im sure the sites that said you have to enable your cookies will work now. Your bank might be using a Certificate on their site that is not compatible with IE. You can try downloading http://www.mozilla.com which is a different browser. A lot of people like Firefox, so you might like it too.
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well, it works in my computer, try different browser
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I'm missing some helpful buttons on that browser
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I agree try another browser