Dear Yahoo, My yahoo web page at my home PC has stop working? I get a strange web address across the bar. Help
549398
open internet explorer > tools>internet options> delete cookies & delete files an delete history if this does not work do a spyware search (free)spywareguide.com -you may have a spyware its called a browser hi-jacker (must be deleted from registy) then just do a virus scan that should clear up your issue any more questions hit me up on y! messenger or pip433x@hotmail.com
1024512
Without knowing your operating system, it's impossible even to suggest some trial & error solutions.\n\nIn any case...\n\nYou might have turned on what is called "Active Desktop".\n\nRight click on your Desktop ( Not on your wall paper ).  If you do it correctly, you may see something like "Show Web Content" menu item in your Context Menu. UnCheck it, if it's checked already.  Also see whether "My Current Home Page" item is checked. If so, uncheck that too...\n\nOnly if "Show Web Content" is checked in the first place, You will even see the other options.\n\nAnyways, play with this and let me know if it worked.\nExhaust all options before venturing into Reinstallation...especially if you have WindowsXP\n\nGood Luck
207924
Try going to tools, internet options, and delete cookies and temp files. then make sure your home page is set to www.yahoo.com, close your browser and re open
279102
What's the address of the homepage?\n===================================\nADDED:\nNow I think about it I remember seeing the new Yahoo page as well.  Maybe it was just up for a while so as to get feedback or something.\n\nAs the the other reply says - have to wait for it to be rolled out.
265637
May be u have a cookie problem, clear it and then start again, May help. But there is not problem with Yahoo! technically
987392
either reinstall it.\nor try saving yahoo homepage in your faveroits and then right mouse click copy and then go to your desktop and right mouse click paste.\n\nhope it helps
361853
Clear your browser cookies and offline pages. That should help. By the way restart your pc after that.
526744
◙ yahoo works perfectly everytime i go to use it. turn off your computer and restart it. this fixes many many offline and online computer problems.
1136365
Well what it sounds like is a browser hijack. Go on your internet explorer and go into tools then go into options. Then that will show you what is set as your default home page. Type in a standard webpage like www.google.com/ or www.yahoo.com/ apply setting close out of the internet explorer and see if it still redirects you to the other site. If so you have a browser hijack.\n\nNow to remove it. Try hitting it with a virus scanner. I wouldnt suggest using a spyware remover since it sounds like its a browser hijack and they are really poor at removing dll.s and the files that are associated with the virus.\n\nIf the virus freezes when you scan it then down load a program called " hijack this" run it and it will tell you the process that are eunning that are connected with the hijack. Terminate and delete the process using hijack this.\n\nDo not reformat your hard drive for you will loose all your information and the virus that you have is not a bad one, the person that told you to reformat is a complete idiot and probably has no real computer experience.
233510
I just posted another question about problems with My Yahoo. They are having some serious problems with this page popping up that says you need to refresh your cache, and they have more and more bad links on there. You issue may be a related one. I have been using Yahoo happily since 1997, but am seriously considering making a change if this doesn't improve soon.
45229
It simply means that the web page you are trying to access is not there. (maybe it changed file name, removed, etc). Or simply yo may have typed the wrong URL.\n\nThe first thing you can do is to access the homepage (eg: http://www.yoursite.com) and try yo search for it from there.\n\nbtw, what URL are you accessing?
219708
If you're using Internet Explorer, it's:\n\nView, Toolbars, make sure Address Bar is checked
967478
Don't know what hub pages are, but if it is associated with Yahoo, I know that when they update their system some things just don't work.  So maybe try later in a half hour or so.
345156
Honestly, if you have a search web bar, it's not a good thing. Almost every single web bar is a form of spyware. Best bet is to uninstall it.\n\nEric
487344
Maybe you clicked on "Search Web" by mistake on your Yahoo! Toolbar.  Try typing the address again and see what happens.
1038670
open IE- Tools _ internet option and check the home page, if it is yahoo then there is no problem.If it is not yahoo.com then change to yahoo.com\nAnother reason why this happens is, if you have an aol connection, as soon as you connect to the internet the 1st page that goes is to the homepage of the ISP. AM not sure about this, someone may give you a beter answer.
381363
Sounds like your browser may have been hijacked. You can download the Yahoo! toolbar and get rid of the spyware. After you have done this, be sure and set your home page back to what it originally was before. (Don' forget to reboot)\n\n* You may also want to check your internet connection and make sure you are getting a good signal from you IP. You can do this by going to start, control panel, network connections. Double click on Local area connection. You should have at least 5 digits for packets being sent and recieved. If you do not, call IP and ask them, they will get you back on track. If you are wireless, check your router.\n\nHope this helps!