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by richardt Accepted solution
by robo_dev Accepted solution
Don't forget that in addition to your web browser, there are some very important add-ons such as the Sun Java Runtime Environment (JRE).
Since some parts of some websites use Java, and some do not, that might explain the problem. Go to www.Java.com to validate that your JRE is installed properly (link that says 'do I have java?'.
Another test would be to download and install Mozilla Firefox. That would rule out any add-in or plugin issues related to IE.
by thumbsup2 Accepted solution
Besides getting Java installed correctly, don't forget there are a multitude of critical patches at Microsoft Update that all need to be applied. Keep going back until it tells you there are no critical patches left.
In addition, check to make sure you don't have a Google, Yahoo or other toolbar which is blocking the web site.
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