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Can't delete messeges or expand collapasable menus

Asked by jerry7841 in General Computer Systems

I have a 1 ghz Pentium III with 256 megs of ram but recently the follwing problems have surfaced.  When checking my mail at Yahoo I cannot delete messages and when I try to compose an email the text area is grayed out.  Also, when on sites that have collapseable menus when I click on the  + sign nothing happens. Could something be wrong with the memory?  Another strange consideration is that these things just started happening when I moved my computer to a different room in my house.  The older pc that used to be in this room did the same things that I listed above, and now that a newer machine is in this room it is doing the same thing-- which seems a bit weird and ironic because nothing that was connected to the older pc is connected to this one. I assume that is just a coincidence.  Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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