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When you start Internet Explorer 7 in No Add-ons mode, it loads the about:NoAdd-ons page, ignoring your custom Home page setting. The about:NoAdd-ons page shows informational text about the No Add-ons mode in Internet Explorer, along with an information bar at the top.
By editing a registry value, you can skip the about:NoAdd-ons page and have Internet Explorer load your Home page. Use these steps:
1. Launch Regedit.exe and navigate to the following key:
2. Double-click the value named Extensions Off Page
3. Set its Value data accordingly. For example, to set Google as the start page, type http://www.google.com. To start Internet Explorer (No Add-ons) with a blank page, type about:blank
4. Exit the Registry Editor.
Undo information
To revert back to the old setting, in Step 3 type the value data as about:NoAdd-ons.
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