Hi Larry is there a little box you have to tick agreeing to terms and conditions.Graham

It might be a related to the browser you are using (which you didn't state) and whatever settings you have in the browser.

For example my settings in Firefox do not allow sites to run scripts on my machine. Nor does it allow a website to transfer off site to another page both of which are prudent security techniques. Either may produce the kind of effect you are seeing though in legitimate situations (you pay's your money and you takes your choice). Check to make sure there isn't an information bar popping up – usually under the status bar – with an explanation and/or optional action.

Failing that, it's handy to have another browser installed to test cases like this. Since I use FF, I also have IE installed (it's hard to get rid of) and some of the settings are a little looser on that (since I only use it for such tests). In this case, if there were no other options I would try that.

Wholesale removal of "stuff" sounds a bit drastic with no guarantee it will solve anything. Rather reminiscent of the tech support standard "re-install windows".

Edited By Bandersnatch on 04/01/2018 18:27:13

Are you sure you don't already have Internet Explorer if you are running windows? It is installed with Windows and you would have had to make a determined (and probably unsuccessful) attempt to uninstall it. Most installations that use an alternative browser simply install it in addition to IE.