The new MSN allows you to customize and personalize your experience on MSN.

Dial-up customers: Since MSN Explorer provides your internet connection, you will not be able to follow the steps to install MSN Explorer online. Follow the instructions to order and install from a CD here.

Hi Peter Civardi, Steps to Set Homepage on MSN: 1. Sign in to MSN. 2. Click Help & Settings, and then click Settings. 3. In the link list on the left side of the page, click the Show All Settings link. 4. Under the Internet Options section, click Set Home Page. 5. Select one of the following options: • Use MSN Home as the home page • Use My MSN as the home page • Use the following Web ...

I live in Sedona, AZ. The defaulting city is Paradise Valley. I deleted all local weather info. on My MSN except for Sedona. When I return to the MSN homepage, there is Paradise Valley again. If I re-hit the homepage icon., then Sedona appears. When I surf other sites and return to the homepage, same story. Somewhere, Paradise Valley is being stored as a default. Also, I can only sign into the ...

To reset your MSN password, go to the Reset your password page, answer a few questions to verify your identity, and we’ll send a password reset code to your phone or alternate email address.

This is quite unusual since the MSN Explorer serves as a browser in this case and is simply getting the information from the server in a similar fashion as it does on Internet Explorer. Another thing you can try is to delete the temporary files and cookies on MSN. Click on: • Help & Settings • Settings • Internet Options (at the left side) • Browsing History , clear it (or delete ...

MSN Solution Center helps users troubleshoot and resolve issues related to MSN services, including homepage customization, video playback, and account management.

Click set the homepage and Select choose a web page for the homepage c. Type the web address you want for homepage Example: http://my.msn.com and then Click Save Changes.

I would like to know how to get my MSN butterfly shortcut to my homepage back on my desktop? I can't figure out where it went or how to get it back! Thanks!

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