IE7 Home Page is now the Blue MSN page

As I was viewing the Nasdaq after hours site, which i can sign in with my msn
id, as i looked, i choose one of their picks to view when i went to their
page.

After doing this my msn page changed to the msn regular home page in the
bluc color and all my home page items are gone.

i searched my history thought i could recover it from that but when i
clicked on the msn choices all it did was load the blue page again, how to i
recover my home page which was red. I had alot of items on my home page,
please help me to recover. thanks

"gandian" wrote:

> As I was viewing the Nasdaq after hours site, which i can sign in with my msn
> id, as i looked, i choose one of their picks to view when i went to their
> page.
>
> After doing this my msn page changed to the msn regular home page in the
> bluc color and all my home page items are gone.
>
> i searched my history thought i could recover it from that but when i
> clicked on the msn choices all it did was load the blue page again, how to i
> recover my home page which was red. I had alot of items on my home page,
> please help me to recover. thanks

Do you mean the Runince page?, if so try the info below:
A blank Web page is displayed when you start Internet Explorer 7
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/945385

http://www.enhanceie.com/ie/troubleshoot.asp
If the above doesn't apply try System Restore to before the viewing took
place.
HTH.
nass
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http://www.nasstec.co.uk
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Are you saying you used to see http://my.msn.com but you now are seeing
http://www.msn.com?

Frank

"gandian" <gandian@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:26319417-79FD-49E4-8EF4-F80E7D21E618@microsoft.com...
> As I was viewing the Nasdaq after hours site, which i can sign in with my
> msn
> id, as i looked, i choose one of their picks to view when i went to their
> page.
>
> After doing this my msn page changed to the msn regular home page in the
> bluc color and all my home page items are gone.
>
> i searched my history thought i could recover it from that but when i
> clicked on the msn choices all it did was load the blue page again, how to
> i
> recover my home page which was red. I had alot of items on my home page,
> please help me to recover. thanks

I have had the same thing happen... I am signed in and it shows my name, but
it is blue with no personal content. I can't find anything on it except your
post. This past weekend it was completely down for a couple days. Now I
have a basic mymsn page and all my stuff is gone. This has taught me one
thing...don't save all my websites in mymsn favorites. They are all gone. I
tried everything I could think of, but nothing works. I have avoided
switching to a different homepage since I didn't want to have to start from
scratch, but now I guess it won't matter.


> As I was viewing the Nasdaq after hours site, which i can sign in with my msn
> id, as i looked, i choose one of their picks to view when i went to their
> page.
>
> After doing this my msn page changed to the msn regular home page in the
> bluc color and all my home page items are gone.
>
> i searched my history thought i could recover it from that but when i
> clicked on the msn choices all it did was load the blue page again, how to i
> recover my home page which was red. I had alot of items on my home page,
> please help me to recover. thanks

I tried system restore, no luck, i hope this page is stored in my computer
somewhere, maybe one of the MVP's will stop by and see this post.

"I got the blues!" wrote:

> I have had the same thing happen... I am signed in and it shows my name, but
> it is blue with no personal content. I can't find anything on it except your
> post. This past weekend it was completely down for a couple days. Now I
> have a basic mymsn page and all my stuff is gone. This has taught me one
> thing...don't save all my websites in mymsn favorites. They are all gone. I
> tried everything I could think of, but nothing works. I have avoided
> switching to a different homepage since I didn't want to have to start from
> scratch, but now I guess it won't matter.
>
>
> > As I was viewing the Nasdaq after hours site, which i can sign in with my msn
> > id, as i looked, i choose one of their picks to view when i went to their
> > page.
> >
> > After doing this my msn page changed to the msn regular home page in the
> > bluc color and all my home page items are gone.
> >
> > i searched my history thought i could recover it from that but when i
> > clicked on the msn choices all it did was load the blue page again, how to i
> > recover my home page which was red. I had alot of items on my home page,
> > please help me to recover. thanks

I got a message from Mark, however I had to re do my home page but now it is
saved, see the post "Is their any way to backup my home page, this is what he
told me

The file menu. 'save as' has the item to save as a file of type 'web
Archive' (*.mht)



"I got the blues!" wrote:

> I have had the same thing happen... I am signed in and it shows my name, but
> it is blue with no personal content. I can't find anything on it except your
> post. This past weekend it was completely down for a couple days. Now I
> have a basic mymsn page and all my stuff is gone. This has taught me one
> thing...don't save all my websites in mymsn favorites. They are all gone. I
> tried everything I could think of, but nothing works. I have avoided
> switching to a different homepage since I didn't want to have to start from
> scratch, but now I guess it won't matter.
>
>
> > As I was viewing the Nasdaq after hours site, which i can sign in with my msn
> > id, as i looked, i choose one of their picks to view when i went to their
> > page.
> >
> > After doing this my msn page changed to the msn regular home page in the
> > bluc color and all my home page items are gone.
> >
> > i searched my history thought i could recover it from that but when i
> > clicked on the msn choices all it did was load the blue page again, how to i
> > recover my home page which was red. I had alot of items on my home page,
> > please help me to recover. thanks