Browser doesnt load page

Under I.E it is as follows :
click tools then internet options, a window will pop up add google.com click apply close your browser then restart it will now load google as your home page.

Under Mozilla it is as follows :
Click tools then click options, a window will pop up if it isn't already click general type in the home page google.com click ok then shutdown your browser & restart it will now load google as homepage.

Under Google Chrome it is automatic,
If it has been reset on you then click Customize and Control Google Chrome then click settings under appearance under the show home button you will see the url to the home page that is set or it will say new tab page by default click change and click load this page if not already selected then type google.com click ok then shutdown your browser then restart your browser will now load to Google.

Please note add your required . address for your countrysuch as .au for Australia, .uk for the United Kindon and so on and so forth.

ok sir i am going to help you but i need to know which browser do you use here i am going to show you how to do it in google chrome

1. open chrome browser and click on this symbol as shown below in the image


2. now it will show a list of things among them click on settings as shown below in the image



3. Now Settings page will open, in that page under the category of on startup you need to check on the 3rd radio button that says open a specific page or set of pages and click on set pages as shown in the image below


4. Now set pages page will open and in that and beside add a new page option there will be a box in that enter url... will there now click in the box and type www.yahoo.com and click on ok and it will be done
as shown in the image below


Hope you are using google chrome browser and it helped you if not let me know which browser you are using

type gmail.com in your browser url
this page open


click creat an account link shown bottom side
next page like this

fill the form and going to next step and complete your registration

When you are using the Internet and your browser displays a 404 error, it has been able to communicate with the server that hosts the Web page but the page (or file) does not exist on the server.
This may be due to an old link or bookmark or a typing error but the website owner may also have permanently removed the file or page from the website or changed the URL.
The following steps can help you remedy user errors or locate the page, if it still exists.

Check that you typed the correct URL into the address bar.
If you made a typing mistake, fix it and press "Enter" to go to the correct page.
Click the Reload button in your browser or press "F5" on the keyboard to refresh the page if you believe the URL to be correct.

Press the "F5" and the "Control" keys simultaneously to instruct your browser to ignore any cached data for the Web page and perform a complete refresh, if normal refresh does not work.
Load the main page of the website in your browser, instead of the specific page, and use the navigation links or search bar to locate the page you wish to visit.

http://www.checkupdown.com/status/E404.html

http://www.404-error.com/

-Go to the settings menu
-Choose applications manager
-Find the application
-Clear the cache or find reset to default

when you open the application, tap the top of the screen and the url bar should be there for you to type whatever you wish my friend.

You can assign any page you desire on the browser. Example IE is Tools > Internet Options. Enter URL. You can even have multiple home sites that load per tab. Note some apps and sites will high jack your settings.


Every browser is different, but same principle applies.

I assume your browser currently has a Bing search page as the default (home) page, which displays when Firefox launches. You can reset Firefox to use any web address as the home page.

Here are the steps:
(1) In the browser, go to Tools > Options > General
(2) In the field labeled "home page", type the URL of the page you wish to use. (For a basic Google search page, the URL would be "http://www.google.com/" For a basic Bing search page, the URL would be "http://www.bing.com/")
(3) Then click "OK" at the bottom


There's also a shorthand way to do this:
(1) First, go to the web page you wish to use as your new home page.
(2) Move your mouse to the icon in the address bar (near top of the browser), and then drag the icon over to the "home" button.

For more on setting the Firefox home page, see this help page from Mozilla.

Which Internet Browser are you using? Well let me give you instructions for three browsers;

1. Internet Explorer, here I am going to set www.google.com as the home page.
Open the Internet Explorer > Tools > Internet Options, (click on the general tab if another tab is opened) type in www.google.com as shown below;


and Click Ok, now restart the Internet Explorer and click Home button or by default the Home page will open up.

2. Google Chrome,
Open Google Chrome > click the Tools Button on the Extreme top-Right as shown below and select "Options"


Then on the Basic Tab, do as follows ;


Select the radio button "Open this page" and type in "www.google.com" then click "close"
[you can also select "show home button on the toolbar, so that i'll show up on the toolbar of the googlechrome]
Now Restart googlechrome or click "Home" button, without any problem, google.com will open.
3. Mozilla Firefox.
Open Firefox > Tools > Options > Main > then type in select "show my home page" from > type in www.google.com in the home page box and then click "Ok" as shown below;


Now restart firefox, your google.com will open up as your home page.

If you have problem with all these, let me know so that I assist you further.

Good luck.

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This error means that the browser could not find the page that was setup as the homepage in the browser settings could not be found. May be because the laptop is not connected to the internet or the homepage URL is spelt wrongly and there exists no such URL. What you do is to open the browser and go to Tools->Internet Options. Here right on top you would find Home Page. Type the URL here. Alternatively, access a page and when it has opened fully, go to Tools->Options and here set this page as home page.

Oddly enough a simple solution that seems to work about 50% of the time is hiding the toolbar in your windows browser where the only bar left is the URL bar (the bar that you type addresses into)

It seems to be a java error where even a single pixel is different from what the java is trying to load thus trying to fix the error it shakes until the page finishes loading.

If this doesnt work let me know and i will look into it further