"This tab has been recovered."

[mmitch]

RD,

I have auto updates enabled, should have the latest for "8".
"9" option looks like a "clean install" option, only - no upgrade install for XP.

Thanks, All.

Mike

[Daveht]

IE9 is for Windows 7 you have the correct version for XP. Download Firefox and you will not have any further problem.

RD,

I have auto updates enabled, should have the latest for "8".
"9" option looks like a "clean install" option, only - no upgrade install for XP.

Thanks, All.

Mike

[mmitch]

Giz? Giz?
Are you there, Giz?

Mike

[Daveht]

Here's what the tech has to say

I don't know, I've been clicking all around in smithandwessonforums in my virtual windows machine both in firefox and internet explorer and I haven't noticed any of this.. It is possible it's being caused by an ad in rotation, it might also be with multiple tabs open their computer is having a hard time processing the javascripts..
Unfortunately since it's not easily reproducible it would be hard to fix, we'd need more info (which browser/version, which OS/version, any plugins running, have they run a virus scan recently, etc)

[bman505]

I would reccomend using google chrome. It is fast you shouldn't have any issues. Give it a try!