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Internet explorer
Got to Tools (ALT+T) in browser
Pick Internet Options in Menu
In the General Tab you will see Box marked "Home Page"
Delete what is in there and insert http://www.msn.com/
Press Apply Button at the bottom of the Window.
Then Press OK to get back to Browser.
Close Browser and your new home page will be www.msn.com
you must go to the tool in your browser IE or Firefox Mozilla , open the tab for main pages, put the home pages that you want, and make click and ready.However you must update your add-on and plugins.
There is 2 option 1. right click on the ie (internet explorer) go to property, here you found the Home Page section where you can change the home page from http://www.xyz.com to http://www.msn.com 2. open your ie click on tools (if you have ie 8 or above) and go to internet option here you got the same screen which i told you in 1. Thanks
MSN is a website/service. If you have it as a home page, then just switch your home page. If you have MSN as a service you don't have to use their home page. If you don't wish to use the MSN service which you have to pay for, then switch to another internet service provider.
I guess you lost your Home Page link to MSN, right? If so, use your browser--probably MS Internet Explorer--to go to www.my.msn.com and sign in. From the MS IE top menu bar, select Tools, then Internet Options. In the General tab you will see Home Page on top and your home page address should be in the Address line. Click Use Current. Your home page should be restored.
My page was redirecting to dell.v14.msn.com, but your problem could be exactly the same as mine.
I’ve been wrestling with this problem for several days and finally found a solution that works for me.The redirect can be repaired by going to http://dell.my.msn.com.Just going to this page seems to reset the redirect of the msn.com home page to http://dell.msn.com. I still have no answer to how to get rid of the redirect altogether, but at least I don’t get the broken links page anymore.
I’ve been wrestling with this same problem for several days and finally found a solution that works for me.The redirect can be repaired by going to http://dell.my.msn.com.Just going to this page seems to reset the redirect of the msn.com home page to http://dell.msn.com. I still have no answer to how to get rid of the redirect altogether, but at least I don’t get the broken links page anymore.
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