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When I load yahoo main page, the yahoo page appear then it load to tmpuse.com automatically. . why..?? how to fix this problem..??

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Dear Sir,

Good day. I visited yahoo main page. When the page is appeared, it will connect to tmpuse.com and then it load app.facebook.... website and ask me to log in facebook to see the app site. how to fix this problem..

Dear Sir, Good day. I visited yahoo main page. When the page is appeared, it will connect to tmpuse.com and then it load app.facebook.... website and ask me to log in facebook to see the app site. how to fix this problem..

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Perform the suggestions mentioned in the following articles:

Check and tell if its working.

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I've had this problem since an update about a year back, I haven't been bothered about finding what the problem is yet, but here is a working solution:

1- Depending on your operating system navigate to the following folder:

   Windows 95 - C:windows
   Windows 98 - C:\windows
   Windows Me - C:\windows
   Windows 2000 - C:windows\system32\drivers\etc
   Windows XP - C:\windows\system32\drivers\etc
   Windows NT - C:\winnt\system32\drivers\etc
   Windows Vista - C:\windows\system32\drivers\etc

2- Open the file named "hosts" using a simple text editing program such as Notepad or Notepad ++. You will notice that you cannot edit the file but you can click "save-as" and make an editable copy on your desktop.

3- Add the following lines to your hosts file:

    127.0.0.1 www.tmpusedotcom
    127.0.0.1 tmpusedotcom

REPLACE " dot " WITH " . " WHEN YOU DO THIS OR IT SIMPLY WILL NOT WORK (googledotcom = google.com)


What this does is redirects ALL requests made to tmpuse'.com to your local computer, which responds immediately and ends the request.

~Ducklz

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what about on a Mac? how do you clear it there?

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Am I correct in assuming you are having the same tmpuse issue with Mac?

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If so, this may be of some help for you, please note that I am not a Mac user and I cannot test this, perhaps one of the Mac Supporters from here can verify this for you.

http://support.apple.com/kb/TA27291 Explains how to edit your hosts file for Macs (Note that this support doc is no longer updated...)

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not exactly the same issue - any time a load a page in firefox, it shows that it's loading tmpuse.com and it takes a VERY long time for any page to load as a result. i mostly use chrome as a result. but i like firefox best! sorry, but info in that link is way over my head. i lack the tech gene.

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Can you please list all the plugins and addons you are using for Firefox, it is quite possible we can narrow down the cause by finding a common extension.

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Hi Ducklz,

I have solved the problem after uninstalled the browser and re-installed it. Anyway, thanks for giving me advice. Thanks.

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i tried uninstalling and re-installing Firefox. that seems to have worked, at least for now. have done this before. tmpuse comes back. but it's gone right now.