I have windows 8 1 on a to tobisha laptop. Internet Explorer got deleted on accident. Google Chrome took its place. my school learning page MSSC training.com does not support Google Chrome how in the hell do I get that fixed I want the Internet Explorer back on my computer. and I want Google Chrome to be my default page. everything was fine till I try to download Firefox. that's when it all went bad

Depending on whether you are using Internet explorer or Google Chrome. If it is IE then you click the gear symbol on the top right and select internet options. From the menu that pops up if you are on google and select use current it will change your home page back to google.com. However, if you are using chrome you select the button that is three lines beside the favorites star, then select settings. The menu will pop up and about the second item down should say on startup. Select settings by open specific set up pages and type in google.com in this window. Hope that helps your dilemma.

If you inadvertently installed Chrome, and want your default browser to be Internet Explorer...
1. Uninstall Chrome.
2. Set Internet Explorer as your default browser. (Internet Options/Programs/click Make Default if it is not greyed out, and checkmark "Tell me if Internet Explorer is not the default web browser")
3. In Internet Explorer, go here... https://encrypted.google.com/
4. Set your homepage in Internet Explorer (see this... http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/internet-explorer/change-home-page#ie=ie-11-win-7)

If you don't know:
Set your homepage - Chrome

How do set my home page - Firefox


Change your home page in Internet Explorer Microsoft Windows Help - Internet Explorer 11( Windows 7, 8 Desktop)


How to set homepage in Internet Explorer - video

IN order to make google.com your home page with windows (I will assume XP)
open internet explorer or firefox , or google chrome,click on tools
internet options and then in the address bar section HOME PAGE enter www.google.com apple and ok. hit the red X to exit your browser.... then open it again and it should give you google.com

let us know if it worked out well..


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Google chrome and Internet explorer are applications. They will not get removed unless it is uninstalled properly. I think just the shortcut icons to open that application has been deleted. You can still open the applications from its original location. It will be under program files.

In order to protect internet searchers, Google set up a notice to warn users that they are visiting a new page when being redirected from the Google search URL. From here a user can see that the browser is redirecting them, and can choose to visit the site or return to the Google search page. Unfortunately, occasionally this notice may appear each time you click on a search result in Google, making it frustrating to search for anything through Google. If you get the Google redirect notice constantly, you can clear your Internet browser cache and cookies to resolve the issue.

Open the Firefox browser on your computer, and click the "Firefox" option at the top left of the program. Scroll over and hover over "History," then click on "Clear Recent History" from the drop-down menu. Select "Everything" for "Time range to clear," and place check-marks next to "Cookies" and "Cache" in the "Details" section. Click "Clear Now." Allow Firefox to delete the information, then restart the browser. Internet Explorer Open the Internet Explorer browser on your computer, and click the "Tools" (Gear icon) option at the top right of the program. Scroll down, and click on "Internet Options." Click on "Delete" beneath "Browsing history." Put check-marks next to "Cookies" and "Temporary Internet Files." Click "Delete." Allow Internet Explorer to delete the information, then restart the browser. Google Chrome Open the Google Chrome browser on your computer, and click the wrench icon at the top right of the program. Scroll down, then click "Options." Click "Under the Hood" on the left side of the browser window, then click "Clear browsing data" in the "Privacy" section. Select "the beginning of time" for the "Obliterate the following items" drop-down. Put check-marks next to "Empty the cache" and "Delete cookies and other site and plug-in data." Click "Clear browsing data." Allow Chrome to delete the information, then restart the browser.
http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2007/02/google-redirect-notice.html b> http://www.google.com/support/chrome/bin/answer.py?answer=95582

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In order to protect internet searchers, Google set up a notice to warn users that they are visiting a new page when being redirected from the Google search URL. From here a user can see that the browser is redirecting them, and can choose to visit the site or return to the Google search page. Unfortunately, occasionally this notice may appear each time you click on a search result in Google, making it frustrating to search for anything through Google. If you get the Google redirect notice constantly, you can clear your Internet browser cache and cookies to resolve the issue.

Open the Firefox browser on your computer, and click the "Firefox" option at the top left of the program. Scroll over and hover over "History," then click on "Clear Recent History" from the drop-down menu. Select "Everything" for "Time range to clear," and place check-marks next to "Cookies" and "Cache" in the "Details" section. Click "Clear Now." Allow Firefox to delete the information, then restart the browser. Internet Explorer Open the Internet Explorer browser on your computer, and click the "Tools" (Gear icon) option at the top right of the program. Scroll down, and click on "Internet Options." Click on "Delete" beneath "Browsing history." Put check-marks next to "Cookies" and "Temporary Internet Files." Click "Delete." Allow Internet Explorer to delete the information, then restart the browser. Google Chrome Open the Google Chrome browser on your computer, and click the wrench icon at the top right of the program. Scroll down, then click "Options." Click "Under the Hood" on the left side of the browser window, then click "Clear browsing data" in the "Privacy" section. Select "the beginning of time" for the "Obliterate the following items" drop-down. Put check-marks next to "Empty the cache" and "Delete cookies and other site and plug-in data." Click "Clear browsing data." Allow Chrome to delete the information, then restart the browser.
http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2007/02/google-redirect-notice.html b> http://www.google.com/support/chrome/bin/answer.py?answer=95582

On your "internet explorer " go to "tools" "internet options" General options , type in the page you would like as your home page. Click" apply'" and your done

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