Can't get past "Get Started" screen

I run the Azure RemoteApp installer on my Windows 7 64-bit machine. It brings up the "Welcome to Azure RemoteApp" window. When I click on "Get Started", a new window flashes up for an instant but is too quick to read anything on it.
After the flash I am still stuck on the original "Welcome to Azure RemoteApp" window. If I click "Get Started" again, same result.

Hi,
1. Do you have at least Internet Explorer 9 installed on this PC?  If not please update to a newer IE version, preferably IE11.
2. If you have any Internet Explorer windows open please close all of them, verify there are no iexplore.exe processes listed in task manager, and then test to see if the issue is resolved.
3. Do you have any third-party anti-malware, anti-virus, popup blocker, security software, etc. on this PC?  If yes you may want to try disabling them and/or completing uninstalling them, and then test to see if the problem still exists.
4. Are you able to use Azure RemoteApp on a different PC on the same network?
Thanks.
-TP

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