Contribute 4 Won ' t forget index.htm

Hi, I'm a customer problem troubleshooting (I'm new to contribute, using the v4). One of the three sites I now administer did not upward to the correct home page because that there is both an index.htm index.html on the server page. I removed the irregular (index.htm) from the server, and may not contribute to forget. I tried:
1 remove the connection and create a new, accessing the correct home page. Everything is OK until I opened the connection and I get a page not found error. If I add the extra "l" to index.htm, everything works OK.
2 change the order help search for the default server settings Web pages, moving index.htm index.html below. Contribute does not take into account the order and still looking for index.htm.
3 deleted index.htm in the list of default pages on the Web server settings. Contribute still seeks the index.htm.

Two other sites have been initially implemented with page index.html and work fine. It must be a file, cache or something on the site or on my workstation, keep this setting. It's all just annoying because I can show the client how to get around it, but I want to fix it.

Perhaps this is:

1. in the menu, go to Edition, administer Web sites, select your site
2. go in users and roles
3. find your role
4. click on change role settings
5. change the setting in the field below "Home Page for users in this role.

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