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Alternatively, a much easier solution is just to switch to Firefox or some other alternative browser…

Yes. Probably.

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Yes. Probably.

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Yay! My misspent youth hasn’t all been for nothing then!

Yay! My misspent youth hasn’t all been for nothing then!

Thanks Hans. And now it all becomes clear! Err…

Thanks Hans. And now it all becomes clear! Err…

Ah! Thanks guys. Well, here’s my contribution so far…
1- Woman In Chains- Tears For Fears
3- November Rain- Guns ‘n’ Roses
4- Cat In The Cradle- Ugly Kid Joe
6- I Want To Know What Love Is- Foreigner
8- Walk Like An Egyptian- The Bangles
9-The Final Countdown- Europe
10- Kiss Me- Sixpence None The Richer
12- Danger Zone- Kenny Loggins (from Top Gun)
13- Every Breath You Take- Police
14- Brothers In Arms- Dire Straits

Ah! Thanks guys. Well, here’s my contribution so far…
1- Woman In Chains- Tears For Fears
3- November Rain- Guns ‘n’ Roses
4- Cat In The Cradle- Ugly Kid Joe
6- I Want To Know What Love Is- Foreigner
8- Walk Like An Egyptian- The Bangles
9-The Final Countdown- Europe
10- Kiss Me- Sixpence None The Richer
12- Danger Zone- Kenny Loggins (from Top Gun)
13- Every Breath You Take- Police
14- Brothers In Arms- Dire Straits

Hi Rudi! Stoopid question- how do I post my answers in yellow so they’re hidden?

Hi Rudi! Stoopid question- how do I post my answers in yellow so they’re hidden?

Sounds like it might be. One last thing to try- clear the CMOS. Check the motherboard manual- it’s usually done by moving a jumper (not the woolly sort). If a setting in the BIOS has gone haywire, this will reset to ‘safe’ defaults. Note, this isn’t the same as trying to go into the BIOS and reset the settings.

One word of warning- don’t start moving jumpers about with the power lead still attached…

Sounds like it might be. One last thing to try- clear the CMOS. Check the motherboard manual- it’s usually done by moving a jumper (not the woolly sort). If a setting in the BIOS has gone haywire, this will reset to ‘safe’ defaults. Note, this isn’t the same as trying to go into the BIOS and reset the settings.

One word of warning- don’t start moving jumpers about with the power lead still attached…