pages jump up and down rapidly, how can i stop this?
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The problem is that you are using Internet Explorer or some equally crippled browser to surf the web.  Download Firefox from http://www.mozilla.com/ .
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try restarting the computer and then go striaght tp yahoo.\nor you can just let your home page be yahoo.\nMy does the same thing sometimes...could also mean just a lot internet traffic
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maybe becuase you're using pop-up blocker,\ntry to disable any software from that kind (maybe even IE popup blocker).
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Firefox uses Tabbed browsing, and depending on the setup that you have, you may have multiple tabs open that have reached their maximum and are attempting to open a second tab list line, therefore moving the screen down.  I would guess this is the issue.
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You may have malware that is slowing down your computer. Try downloading Microsoft's antispyware software and see if it turns anything up. Ad-Aware is also good.
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Have you tried the page up and page down buttons on the keyboard? I am just guessing, not sure.
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Go to CONTROL PANEL > KEYBOARD > And Put the repeat delay to LONG\n\nTHis is definetly the problem
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URNDWAY IS Way Wrong. It is a Windows XP thing.\n\nControl Panel > \nPerformance and Maintenance > \nSystem. \n\nChoose the Advanced tab, and click the Settings button under Performance. \n\nDEP settings are on the Data Execution Prevention tab\n\nCHOOSE WISELY
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don't refresh the page. delete it and carry on
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If your browser is switching pages without you clicking on anything, you probably have some kind of browser hijacker (a type of spyware).  Recommend you download and run a couple of anti-spyware programs like Ad-aware and Spybot, then install Microsoft Defender to reduce future infections. (All are free downloads).\n\nThen get yourself a copy of Firefox (another free download) to use instead of Internet Explorer.  Because it is only used by about 5-10% of people on the Internet, Firefox has not been hit as much by viruses, spyware and hijackers (why write something for all 5% of the people?).
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If you use Firefox there is an add-on called "Refresh Every..." and you can set it to refresh certain pages automatically.
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There is a program called Quick Startup that disables some startup programs. I used it and my computer loads a lot faster.
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Hi,\n\nThis has happened to me a few times before in the past and I usually think nothing of it. Try refreshing the page and running basic diagnostics on your computer such as disk clean-up, defrag, virus scan etc. Then restart. Also you should make sure you have the latest version of Firefox availible. I also use Firefox and have this problem every once in awhile, maybe it is a bug. I don't think there is anything wrong with your computer though!
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Because every browser has its own memory of what pages looked like, and its own policies (set by you in the Preferences) for when to use that memory. Go back to rolling stones, (the exact page), hold down the shift key and press F5. This should fix it.
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use some other browser, like firefox, it can fix your problem.
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There should be a "Pause Break" button above your PageUp button.  On boot up you can hit that to freeze the screen.
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It may be because you have smooth scrolling enabled. Here is how to disable it:\nhttp://www.granneman.com/webdev/browsers/internetexplorer/smoothscrolling/\nIf you notice that the scroll is very glitchy in all applications and not just on the internet, you may have a problem with your mouse or its settings.\nIf the above doesn't work. Go into Control Panel>Printers and Other Hardware> and click on the Mouse Icon. A window will come up called Mouse Properties. Go to the tab called Wheel. Make sure you select The following number of lines at a time and select 3 from the drop down. Click Apply and then Click OK. If this does not solve the problem, then I would suggest purchasing a new mouse as XP does not have an issue with scrolling beyond what I have just informed you. Hope this helps. Best of luck to you!