Solve : Can't add new bookmarks????

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Answer» Hi, Some kind people on here helped me solve a previous problem so I'm hoping you'll have an answer to this one for me! For some strange reason I cannot add new bookmarks. When I try they simply do not appear in my bookmarks list. It lets me open the bookmarks drop down list and then 'add bookmark to.." but the new address doesn't appear. I am using BT Yahoo Browser Product version 5.01.04.809 BT Yahoo! Broadband Version 2.01 Internet Explorer 6.0.2900.2180 Any help is really appreciated. DtM When did this stop working? Have you scanned for viruses and Spyware? FlameQuote When did this stop working? Have you scanned for viruses and Spyware? Flame Hi Flame, It stopped working several weeks ago. I use Kaspersky Anti Virus Personal Pro and as well as constantly scanning it last carried out a deep scan on Friday. Does this program also scan for Spyware? FlameYesHave you MADE any changes to your system recently? FlameIf the advanced database is in use, Kaspersky intercepts most things. If the redundant database is in use, Kaspersky stops just about anything that could be DANGEROUS dead in it's tracks. Isn't the BTY browser just a tarted down version of IE?Not sure what database Kaspesky is SETUP to use but it seems to kill a lot of attacks ETC... How do I know which database it's using? This is not causing my bookmark problem though is it? Yes BTY browser is a tarted down version of IE. Any more ideas?JUST GET FIREFOX *[highlight][size=72]commies rule[/size][/highlight]Kaspersky won't cause it but, if all* bookmarks are affected, several other pieces of software might, the various "toolbars" from Google etc being likely candidates. I'm not sure how much the Yahoo browser equates to IE as I usually nuke it on sight but clear your caches and restore it to it's defaults before going any further.Have we checked out Yahoo!'s knowledge base about this? That would be the first place to go... Contact Yahoo! if you must... Flame

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Hi,

Some kind people on here helped me solve a previous problem so I'm hoping you'll have an answer to this one for me!

For some strange reason I cannot add new bookmarks. When I try they simply do not appear in my bookmarks list. It lets me open the bookmarks drop down list and then 'add bookmark to.." but the new address doesn't appear.

I am using
BT Yahoo Browser
Product version 5.01.04.809
BT Yahoo! Broadband Version 2.01
Internet Explorer 6.0.2900.2180

Any help is really appreciated.
DtM
When did this stop working? Have you scanned for viruses and Spyware?

FlameQuote

When did this stop working? Have you scanned for viruses and Spyware?

Flame

Hi Flame,

It stopped working several weeks ago.

I use Kaspersky Anti Virus Personal Pro and as well as constantly scanning it last carried out a deep scan on Friday.
Does this program also scan for Spyware?

FlameYesHave you MADE any changes to your system recently?

FlameIf the advanced database is in use, Kaspersky intercepts most things. If the redundant database is in use, Kaspersky stops just about anything
that could be DANGEROUS dead in it's tracks.

Isn't the BTY browser just a tarted down version of IE?Not sure what database Kaspesky is SETUP to use but it seems to kill a lot of attacks ETC... How do I know which database it's using?

This is not causing my bookmark problem though is it?

Yes BTY browser is a tarted down version of IE. Any more ideas?JUST GET FIREFOX

[highlight][size=72]commies rule[/size][/highlight]Kaspersky won't cause it but, if all bookmarks are affected, several other pieces of software might, the various "toolbars" from Google etc being likely candidates.
I'm not sure how much the Yahoo browser equates to IE as I usually nuke it on sight but clear your caches and restore it to it's defaults before going any further.Have we checked out Yahoo!'s knowledge base about this? That would be the first place to go... Contact Yahoo! if you must...

Flame

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