Why wont my yahoo home page keep me signed in.?
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If you're already doing the "remember me" thing, it might be because of your cookies. I've had that problem before. All I had to do though was delete my cookies (Tools - Internet Options - Delete Cookies) and sign in and do "remember me" again. If that doesn't work, you might want to check your internet security settings.
449642
you will have to log in again and use your screen name and password. I deleted mine and this solution worked.
428331
Yeah, that happens to me alot with Myspace too. You can try searching for myspace.com on a search engine, like Yahoo or something, and then try clicking a link to it. That works for me sometimes, but I have no idea why it happens. You could also just try typing in your URL to get to your profile page, and then if you get that far, then just click sign in, and you might be able to get to your home page from there.
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You probably have a spyware on you comp. or you dont have enough rights to do it, like  if you're using it in school, or probalby you have a home page protection software which wont let you change your homepage.
733508
You have it set on 5 min to make you verify your password. Go to options on Yahoo! and it will give you some options.
285927
check your firewall settings, and the list of Restricted sites on the Security tab of the Internet Options dialog box.  Also, you might have disabled the settings for cookies.  You must enable them, since some websites do use cookies to monitor signing in and signing out.  Yahoo and ebay are such kind of websites.  Check the settings for cookies on the Privacy tab of the Internet Options dialog box.
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Try to restart your browser or your whole computer, also check your email for an activation email and it will automatically log you in  as you activate it through a link. Or write to yahoo's techinal department
168530
If you haven't closed your Internet browser window and navigate away from and then back to your Yahoo mail you'll still be signed in. Usually if you close the window it will automatically sign you out but your cookie settings could also have something to do with it.
130543
your home page has been taken over or you have some kind of spyware.\n\ni suggest you download the FREE adaware program and run it asap.
1027667
I have the same problem! And... I have a lot of trouble signing in initially too... \n\nI reformatted my computer recently and re-downloaded AIM and it still has the same problems... I think its just their program. I stick to Yahoo! It works a lot better.
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try deleting your cookies...start control panel network internet connections...select internet options  and delete your cookies and delete your files....also reset your cache to 100MB restart your browser and try to sign in again
999348
It's not just you.  I've been trying to get signed up for over a week now, and that won't process either.  Yahoo's got a problem of some kind - hopefully they'll get it fixed soon!
265637
May be u have a cookie problem, clear it and then start again, May help. But there is not problem with Yahoo! technically
1047313
I'm guessing you could be losing your internet connection.  That happens to me now and then, but then it just logs me back in.
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Latley I've had lots of problems with the sign on being slow and getting booted more than usual.  I've heard lots of other people saying they;ve had the same problems. Also often Yahoo profiles have been unavalibe too.
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The reason it is coming back to the sign in screen is because it cannot connect to yahoo .. there are a number of reasons possible for this..\n\n1)Is the computer in question running sbc yahoo!  and/or norton antivirus by any chance?   If so, Norton antivirus 2003 doesnt like messenger - open Norton antivirus (should be in the system tray somewhere), click on options and uncheck the messenger options that you want to allow on your pc.\n\n2) Are you sure you have your userid and password correct for yahoo! mail?  Check this by logging into some other yahoo! site - e.g. go to my.yahoo.com and type in your userid and password, and if this works you know you have the correct userid and password.\n\n3) Is the pc set up to automatically sign into Yahoo! as someone else?  If so, when you try to sign in using your password it may fail.  The best way to do this is to click on the "sign out" link or "sign in as another user" link (depending upon which yahoo mail screen you are seeing).  Then sign in using the sign in link that comes up (or simply type in the userid and password at this point).\n\n4) There are a number of other possibilities causing this issue - but you appear to be able to surf to other web pages so I think I can discount those.  If you are still having problems go to www.exceptiona.com and contact the consultants there, they will help you.
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You may be too secure.  Go to..\nTools\ninternet options\nprivacy and change the settings.\nE