I can access most sites I use but once I am at the home page, I then try to use a feature - like my online banking which allows me to open statements in PDF format, and IE9 (RTM) won't go to the next page - just sits there. I try to log in to NetFlix - enter my ID/PW, and after a second or two, IE9 has me back at the empty ID/PW fields. I tried setting IE to allow the website, allow cookies, etc. but get no change. Something in IE9 is blocking the next page from loading. I tried turning off my ESET firewall - no difference. Installed Firefox - no problems opening PDF statements or logging into NetFlix. Anyone know of an IE9 setting I am missing? Thanks in advance ... Ron S. Cullen ronscullen@yahoo.com

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Alex, After resetting IE9 all is well. I thought I had marked this as answered, sorry for the delay. And thanks for the help! Ron S. CullenRon S. Cullen