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When I sign onto an associate portal it lets me in for a split second - shows a dialog box, but disappears and signs me out of the web site.

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When I sign into an associate portal for my work place it allows me in for a split second. It shows dialog box that disappears so quickly I can't read it and then it automatically takes me to the sign out page without me touching a key.

When I sign into an associate portal for my work place it allows me in for a split second. It shows dialog box that disappears so quickly I can't read it and then it automatically takes me to the sign out page without me touching a key.

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