IE always goes to MSN ISP join up.

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devilduck

When I open IE it only gives me an MSN internet service provider signup
wizard. How do I get rid of it so I can browse other sites? HELP! I am
running Millenium and reinstalled using the provided recovery discs. I can't
do anything with IE. It only opens the signup page for MSN ISP. Baffled in Pa.
 
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Don Varnau

Hi,
1. Is this a Homepage? Can you set a Homepage from Internet Options>
General?
2. Go to Start> Run> (type in) msconfig (click OK) go to the Startup tab. Is
there an entry for MSN Signup or something similar that you can uncheck?

Hope this helps,
Don
[MS MVP- IE]

devilduck said:
When I open IE it only gives me an MSN internet service provider signup
wizard. How do I get rid of it so I can browse other sites? HELP! I am
running Millenium and reinstalled using the provided recovery discs. I can't
do anything with IE. It only opens the signup page for MSN ISP. Baffled in
Pa.
 
D

devilduck_lives

Hi,
1. Is this a Homepage? Can you set a Homepage from Internet Options>
General?
2. Go to Start> Run> (type in) msconfig (click OK) go to the Startup tab. Is
there an entry for MSN Signup or something similar that you can uncheck?

Hope this helps,
Don
[MS MVP- IE]


wizard. How do I get rid of it so I can browse other sites? HELP! I am
running Millenium and reinstalled using the provided recovery discs. I can't
do anything with IE. It only opens the signup page for MSN ISP. Baffled in

Pa.

Don,

This is not a homepage and I cannot set one using internet options.
This situation is the result of restoring my comuter to the state it
was in when I bought it in 2000. MSN ISP was controlling IE as aploy
to get me to signup with them to be my ISP. It actually only offers a
"dialup" connection to signup and I am using Comcast cable. It just
ignores my present provider and I can't use IE for anything. I had
been using IE normally up until now and can't remember how I got rid
of the problem. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for
your timely response. I anxiously await your reply.
 

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