Can't Interact with eHarmony (Responding To Matches)

The oddest thing that has me completely stumped. This issue started on Tuesday and I can't figure out what is going on. When I click to respond to a match in eHarmony I click Send Her A Message and I get redirected back to the previous page. I should be getting a new window in which I can interact with the match.

I've contacted EH Tech, but naturally they give you the basic trouble shooting formulas. What I've tried.

This issues happens in all browsers, IE, Chrome, FireFox.

Disabled Win7 Firewall, un-installed/re-installed Java, Adobe Reader, Microsoft Home Essentials, Malwarebytes. I ran the computer with both Home Essentials and Malware uninstalled with Win 7 Firewall turned off.

Disabled all Pop Up Blockers, reset cookies and sites allowed/excluded.

I'm not having issues with my other computers in the house, just my main PC. Its not my ISP as its working on other computers and Wi-fi.

I can send a video link (YouTube) illustrating the issue via PM.

Boot to Safe Mode with Networking and see if the behavior also happens there (not a fix, just a test)

Safe Mode

If it works correctly in Safe Mode, try a Clean Start to see if it is a conflict

Troubleshoot Application Conflicts by Performing a Clean Startup

A Guy

You might try restoring to a restore point from before the problem began, be sure to choose to show affected programs and drivers.

System Restore

It's a stumper because it is just the one PC, and it affects all browsers. If you right click on the send her a message button, does it give the option to copy link address or similar, or show it is a javascript? If the site works on other computers on your network, it does not seem to be a site issue. Do you have another user account on your PC that you can try with? If not, consider creating one as a test.

User Account - Create

A Guy

If I may make a suggestion.
After following A Guy suggestion.
Completely shut down your computer and then remove all A/C power. Then remove the power for your modem and router. Wait a few minutes.
Allow power back for the modem, router and computer then Start your computer. Wait a couple of minutes and let all the little blinking lights get done and see if it helps.
Sometime routers and modems get confused and just need a complete fresh start.
I have never known doing this to hurt anything but sometimes it helps.

I must admit I'm a bit stumped. I can't try things as I don't belong. It's https: so I don't want to suggest trying a proxy as you would be trusting your login to the proxy site. You can try the System File Checker, it will cause no harm in any case, even if it doesn't help

SFC /SCANNOW Command - System File Checker

Does this PC connect to the internet differently then the other PCs in your home, or are they all networked and connected the same?

A Guy

Well I'm also stumped. But I will be looking in now and again.
Are you letting Windows 7 handle your memory and page filing?
Is your page filing on the same drive your operating system is on?
I'm trying to think of something that all browsers have in common.

From post #5
**When I click on the Book Mark for my Gaming Guild I get a Fatal error: Out of memory (allocated 25952256) (tried to allocate 6266 bytes) in /home/oldtime/public_html/vb/vb/view/navbar.php on line 0


I'm curious as what the problem is.
If I get in the way just run me off.