Dh & I put our vacation photos on DVD with music. We use a free software pkg. It's easy...but I googled it for you to see it done in a few easy steps.... Here is a link that might be useful: Putting pictures on a DVD, even music...

Close all tabs except the MSN one, but be careful and make sure all it says in the MSN url box is msn.com and no other letters or numbers etc. With only msn open, go to the settings box you use for setting home page and choose the option for use current page and save the settings. Then try it out and see if it works.

Wouldn't you know it, this morning there in an email from yahoo telling us what is going on with oath dot com...LMAO! GAH, how about sending it AFTER THE FACT! Sheesh! Kind of hard to read an email if you cannot get into your emails. They should have sent us this letter a couple weeks ago so we would have known what was going on. Our laptop computer had already done the redirect starting last week, for some reason it didn't begin to effect our desktop computer until just yesterday. Then on my computer, I use an email client so I didn't have that happen to me but if I had logged into it directly through the website, I would have had the same thing happen as on my husband's computer.

Try olychick's suggestion, part of which describe better than I can what I do. What I said wasn't exactly what I do, but what I do is more complicated and perhaps not suitable for all to follow. In case you're stuck, here's enough to try if you want: When a PC seems stuck, I reboot it the "not recommended way" - I hold down the on/off switch for 10-15 seconds until it shuts off. Then restart it. While it's restarting, I hold down or press fast and repeatedly the F8 key. That should get you into starting choices in BIOS. Choose Safe Mode with networking. The PC should boot up. Then go to Control Panel, find the Windows Update choice (I forget what the words are in the menu tree) and tell the PC to update Windows. Or, a better choice if System Restore is enabled, trigger System Restore (NOT RECOVERY !) . Choose a date several weeks back. It will role Windows back before the failed update. Then after that concludes (can take 10-30 minutes, depending), you can trigger a Windows update the normal way or wait until it does it on its own. Keep the PC on for a few days to give it a chance to get back to normal. Good luck.