Solution:
Pop-up windows are usually unwanted advertisements that open on your screen as you are browsing the Internet. At times, pop-up windows are required for certain web applications; such as HR Self Service and the Online Course Evaluation service. Newer browsers have built-in pop-up blockers that you may not even know you have enabled.

• HR Self Service
  The HR Self Service system displays paycheck stubs, W2's and several other financial forms using a pop-up window. Clicking a link to one of these items may appear to do nothing if you have a pop-up blocker enabled.
• Online Course Evaluations
  This website uses pop-up windows to correctly display your course evaluation forms. If a pop-up blocker is enabled, you may encounter issues completing your online course evaluations.

Use the steps below to configure your browser to allow pop-up windows to open:

• Internet Explorer
• Safari
• Firefox
• Google Chrome
• Google Toolbar for Internet Explorer

Internet Explorer
• Go to the Tools menu
• Select the Pop-up Blocker option and click on Turn Off Pop-up Blocker
  

Safari

• Go to the Safari menu
• Uncheck the Block Pop-Up Windows option
  

Firefox

• Go to the Tools menu and select Options
• Click on the Content tab and uncheck Block pop-up windows
  

Google Chrome

• Go to the Settings menu in the upper right of browser window
• At the bottom, click on Show Advanced Settings
• Under the Privacy section, click on the Content settings... box



• Change the selected option to Allow all sites to show pop-ups; or click the Manage Exceptions box to allow pop-ups for only certain sites (recommended)

Google Toolbar for Internet Explorer

• Go to the Wrench menu
• Select the Tools tab and uncheck Pop-up blocker then click Save
  

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