Some web pages (sites) are known to modify the user's registry; thereby forcing
the web browsaer to revert to a commercial/advertising site.

You must edit your registry to get rid of the nuisance URL.

Using RegEdit, search for the nuisance URL that keeps reappearing in your
browser.  Chances are you'll find 1 or 2 lines in your registry that contain the
nuisance URL.  Simply delete every case of the nuisance URL in your registry.

This should solve your problem.

CAUTION:  Before editing your registry, you should always make a backup copy in
case of a fatal error/mistake.

Good Luck!

Andrew Goodall wrote:

> Hi Guys & Gals
> I recieved an email
> I clicked on the URL
> I went to the site "Wallpaper paradise http://superphotoes.126.com"
> I got lots and lots of advertising
> Now this site name is at the top of my page in the site title ie
> p2p.wrox.com...... - Wallpaper paradise http://superphotoes.126.com
>
> Does anyone know how I can get rid of it.
>
> This site also changed my homepage address on ie5 but I changed it back.
> I deleted all the cookies for today
> I deleted all my temporary internet files
> My ISP is no help
>
> Any help would be appreciated
>