Where is my browser button on my computer - Computers & Internet

Dear Anonymous User
I think as a new computer user it appears you may be confused between your default Web page and your internet browser.
From your comment it appears you may be using and Windows Computer with InternetExplorer as your web browser and MSN has been set as your default web page.
In order to change your default web page Proceed as follows:
Open an instance of your InternetExplorer
Navigate to a Web page you would like to use as your default Web Page
On the right hand side of your browser you will see a symbol of a cog wheel which represent the Tool options of your browser.
Click on the Cog and select Internet Options from the drop down Menu that appears.
On the General tab you will see the address for your default home page.
Click the button Use Current and the the address of your new home page will be displayed in the box above.
Go to the bottom of the Internet Options Page and click the Apply button.
Close your browser.
Open your browser again and you will find your preferred home page is now your default Home Page

1. from My computer, go to "Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Default Programs"
2. click onn "Set your Default Programs"
2. Select the Browser you want to set as default (exp: IE or Firefox ...)
3. Click on "set this program as default"

Instructions

1. • 1 Download and install the browser that you would like to set as a default on to your computer. Internet Explorer is the standard default browser on most computers. A list of popular browsers that you can download is in the Additional Resources section below.
     
   • 2 Click the Windows button on your computer, or click the "Start" button on the bottom left corner of your desktop screen. On the pop-up menu, select "Default Programs" from the navigation list on the right.
     

3 Click "Set your default programs" on the following screen. On the left-hand side, select the browser that you would like to use as your default browser. Click "OK."

4 Check to see if the correct default browser has been set. Click the Windows button or the "Start" button. On the top left side of the pop-up menu, under the section

Depending on Browser:

Internet Exploder (meant to be funny)
Tools --- Internet Options ---- Enter: http://www.google.com --- Apply ---- Ok ---- Close browser --- Open browser.

Chrome
Click the Chrome menu on the browser toolbar.
Select Settings.

• Add the home button to the browser toolbar
  Homepage button is off by default. Select the "Show Home button" checkbox in the "Appearance" section to show it on the browser toolbar.
• Set your homepage
  When the "Show Home button" checkbox is selected, a web address appears below it. If you want the Homepage button to open up a different webpage, click Change to enter a link. You can also choose the New Tab page as your homepage.

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Mozilla FireFox

Note: If you cannot see your "Menu Bar" (File, Edit, View etc)
Press the ALT key to make it visible; You can enable this bar by going to View --- Toolbars --- Menu

Tools --- Options --- Set homepage http://www.google.com --- Ok --- Close browser ---- Open browser.

Hi Andrew,

May have to upgrade your Computer/Laptop or get a better broadband supplier. Good Luck,

Jack:}

The buttons along the top are multimedia buttons. They are shortcuts for your computer's music player software, and internet browsing. From left to right:

Back (usually for browser back button)
Forward (usually for browser forward button)
Stop
Reload Page
Open Web Browser
My Documents
Homepage (for browser)
Email (opens computer email program, not WEBMAIL such as gmail, hotmail, yahoo, etc.)
Mute
Sleep
Volume Down
Volume Up
Play / Pause
Stop
Rewind
Fast Forward
Play Audio CD

I'm not quite sure what the next two buttons are for!
Hope this helped!

Try this.
Clearing your internet browser's Cookies and Cache
Internet browsers store small text files that a web site puts on your computer's hard drive when you access the web site, these are called Cookies. Internet browsers additionally store a copy of the web sites that you visit for faster loading purposes, this is called the Cache. We've found that clearing your cookies and cache usually takes care of a lot of issues. When you need to clear your cookies and cache, follow the instructions below for your browser and version.
Internet Explorer 6.0:

1. Choose Internet Options... from Internet Explorer's Tools menu.
2. Click the Delete Cookies button, and choose OK when prompted.
3. Click the Delete Files button, and select to Delete all offline content.
4. Click OK when prompted.
5. In the bottom right-hand corner of the Internet Options window, click the Clear History button, and choose OK when prompted.
6. Click the OK button at the bottom of the Internet Options window.
7. Close and restart your browser.

Internet Explorer 7.0 and 8.0:

1. Choose Internet Options... from Internet Explorer's Tools menu.
2. Click on Delete under Browsing History.
3. Place a check in the Temporary Internet Files, and Cookies checkboxes.
4. Click the Delete button.
5. Click the OK button at the bottom of the Internet Options window.
6. Close and restart your browser.

Firefox:

1. Choose Tools from Firefox's main menu.
2. Select Clear Recent History ... or Clear Private Data... from the pull-down menu.
3. Click the checkboxes next to Cookies and Cache.
4. Click the Clear Now button at the bottom of the window.
5. Close and restart your browser.

Safari:

1. Click the Safari menu on a Macintosh, click on the Edit menu on a Windows based computer.
2. Select Reset Safari
3. Select the checkboxes for the types of information you wish to remove:
   • Empty the cache
   • Remove all cookies
4. Close and restart your browser.

For Google Chrome:

1. Click the Tools menu. Look for the wrench icon at the upper right-hand corner.
2. Select Clear browsing data.
3. Select the checkboxes for these types of information you wish to remove:
   • Empty the cache
   • Delete cookies
4. Use the Clear data from this period drop-down menu to select how much of your information you want to delete. By default, Google Chrome only clears information collected in the last 24 hours. To clear browsing information from a longer period of time, select another option in the drop-down menu. To wipe out all data, select the Everything option.
5. Click the Clear Browsing Data button.
6. Close and restart your browser.

Other Browsers:
If you are running a browser other than those listed above and would like more information on how to clear your browser's cache, please refer to your browser's help file.
Previous Step: Temporarily disabling anti-virus, anti-spyware, and firewall products
Next Step: Restarting your computer

close all pages and open it again i guess your system is slow

I must tell you that this is not an issue with the drivers or the web browser or the computer. This could be possible that volume button on the video while on web browser is mute or lowered....

Please check.....

However you can try to watch the same video online on other computer, just to isolate the issue....