Zoltan999: In the event you haven't heard back from support yet (it is the weekend), and you are using Internet Explorer; go to "Tools" and check to make you you are not using "compatibility view" for GOG. If you find that somehow you are, uncheck it, so yopu are NOT using compatibility view. I had a somewhat simillar problem checking out with my credit card some time ago, and somehow I mistakenly had GOG set to this,. and it was causing the problem. Just something to look into for your problem...
thebes: I do not see a compatibility view? I missed the sale which sucks. I do not understand what would make this start up in the first place. I have a hoop of GOG games.
Sucks you missed the sale :(. Umm, compatibility view just allows newer versions of IE work better with older websites as I understand it. In my case, I believe I mistakenly set GOG to it by accident by accidently clicking on the little "broken page" icon thingie at the top in the address bar....all the way to the right between the "maginifying glass" and drop down menu and the "circular arrow" for refresh. Clicking that "broken page" thingie actually sets the current werbpage in your address bar to "compatibility view". This unfortunately makes menus and drop down menus work improperly on many newer, up-to-date sites likle GOG. To see if you have accidently set GOG to this on your IE, you need to check under the "tools" tab on the menu bar at the top (if you don't see a menu bar at the top, right click up there and then click "menu bar" to enable the menu bar option....gives you the usual: File Edit View Favorites Tools Options at the top of IE). Then follow my instructions above to disable compatibilty view if enabled. Hope this helps, although this may not be your problem, you can check to see if it was...