Every morning when I start Internet Explorer my
start/home page is set to MSN.com. I reset the start/home
page to my favorite, and it will come up for the whole
day, even if I exit & restart Internet Explorer numerous
times. However, overnight (when Anti Spyware runs) it
resets my start/home page to MSN.com again. Does anyone
have a fix for this?

Mike wrote:
> Every morning when I start Internet Explorer my
> start/home page is set to MSN.com. I reset the start/home
> page to my favorite, and it will come up for the whole
> day, even if I exit & restart Internet Explorer numerous
> times. However, overnight (when Anti Spyware runs) it
> resets my start/home page to MSN.com again. Does anyone
> have a fix for this?

Well, MSN can be a real hijacker.......... They really
wants us.

Open MSAS and Advanced tools, Browser restore.

Try to change your restore setting to your favorite.

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plun

Plun:

It worked!

I don't mind being wanted, but I like to have something
to say about it. :-)

Thanks much.

Mike
>-----Original Message-----
>Mike wrote:
>> Every morning when I start Internet Explorer my
>> start/home page is set to MSN.com. I reset the
start/home
>> page to my favorite, and it will come up for the whole
>> day, even if I exit & restart Internet Explorer
numerous
>> times. However, overnight (when Anti Spyware runs) it
>> resets my start/home page to MSN.com again. Does
anyone
>> have a fix for this?
>
>Well, MSN can be a real hijacker.......... They
really
>wants us.
>
>Open MSAS and Advanced tools, Browser restore.
>
>Try to change your restore setting to your favorite.
>
>--
>plun
>.
>

(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
> Plun:
>
> It worked!
>
> I don't mind being wanted, but I like to have something
> to say about it. :-)
>
> Thanks much.
>
> Mike

Thanks

I can be equal angry about MSN behavior as
for the worst CWS infection.

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plun

"plun" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> (E-Mail Removed) wrote:

> I can be equal angry about MSN behavior as
> for the worst CWS infection.
>

Save it for something tha matters. The fact is, they have to pick SOMETHING
for the defaults. They've chosen to use the defaults for the OS as
originally installed. On an OEM box, this can be something other than MSN
(say, Dell-branded MSN )

They didn't pick something new to shove down our throats. I think this is
logical--what would you suggest?

Bill Sanderson wrote:
> "plun" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>
>>(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
>
>
>>I can be equal angry about MSN behavior as
>>for the worst CWS infection.
>>
>
>
> Save it for something tha matters. The fact is, they have to pick SOMETHING
> for the defaults. They've chosen to use the defaults for the OS as
> originally installed. On an OEM box, this can be something other than MSN
> (say, Dell-branded MSN )
>
> They didn't pick something new to shove down our throats. I think this is
> logical--what would you suggest?

Yes, sell MSN and be a free great software company.

Maybe AOL wants to by this rubbish.

MS is on a border line about MSN and spyware.

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plun

The point is, MSN Explorer should be free to everyone. How I wish could use
versions 8 to 9, I'm stuck with 7.
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Andre
http://spaces.msn.com/members/adacosta
FAQ for MS AntiSpy http://www.geocities.com/marfer_mvp/FAQ_MSantispy.htm

"plun" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:%(E-Mail Removed)...
> Bill Sanderson wrote:
>> "plun" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
>> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>>
>>>(E-Mail Removed) wrote:
>>
>>
>>>I can be equal angry about MSN behavior as
>>>for the worst CWS infection.
>>>
>>
>>
>> Save it for something tha matters. The fact is, they have to pick
>> SOMETHING for the defaults. They've chosen to use the defaults for the
>> OS as originally installed. On an OEM box, this can be something other
>> than MSN (say, Dell-branded MSN )
>>
>> They didn't pick something new to shove down our throats. I think this
>> is logical--what would you suggest?
>
> Yes, sell MSN and be a free great software company.
>
> Maybe AOL wants to by this rubbish.
>
> MS is on a border line about MSN and spyware.
>
> --
> plun

Andre Da Costa wrote:
> The point is, MSN Explorer should be free to everyone. How I wish could use
> versions 8 to 9, I'm stuck with 7.

Urrrk.............

I think you a more intelligent after all your good answers
than to use MSN Explorer, is it all
colours you like ?

No sell this MSN rubbish to a spywarecompany and clean it
out with MSAS.

IMHO.

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plun