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I can't bring up www.msn.com/ onto my computer anymore. (5 posts)

Pam McCreedy Posted 7 years, 1 month ago Joined: 12 years, 5 months ago

www.msn.com has been the default address on my computer for years and just recently I haven't been able to go there. I've had to put http://my.msn.com/ as my default address and when I try to go to MSN Home, it asks me to sign into NetPassport which really doesn't get me anywhere. Any ideas?

Dick Tracy Posted 7 years, 1 month ago Joined: 12 years, 5 months ago

Re: I can't bring up www.msn.com/ onto my computer anymore.

Pam,

Isn't Net Passport linked to MSN? I don't use either but this may be the case.

As for searching I use Google and have it on my Firefox homepage.

Roley Hill Posted 7 years, 1 month ago Joined: 12 years, 5 months ago

Re: I can't bring up www.msn.com/ onto my computer anymore.

Hello Pam,

Go to Start / Control Panel / Internet Options and select the Programs Tab. There you will find the "Reset Web Settings" button. Click this and it will restore your default MSN Home settings.

Warm regards,
Roley.
Brisbane.

Pam McCreedy Posted 7 years, 1 month ago Joined: 12 years, 5 months ago

Re: I can't bring up www.msn.com/ onto my computer anymore.

Dear Roley,
That worked!
Thank you very much.
Best to you,
Pam

D H Posted 5 months ago Joined: N/A

My msn address has been blocked since this morning 12.27.11 I need to know how I can reset or change my settings. I believe I could have been hacked. Could someone call me and walk me through this process.
Thank you. Please call me my phone #'s should be on file.

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