Cannot get past the 'find my...' advert to reach the sync screen

Hey all,
This is the first time I have posted so apologies if its in the completely wrong place, or my issue is very stupid and easy to fix.
I connect my ipad to the computer and when itunes brings up the device down the left hand column, it attempts to bring up an advert for the 'find my iphone' application. I have seen this come up on someone else's computer and it has images and large tabs to click, however my advert appears unformatted with text all bunched together and a plain background. I can also not click the links, when i do nothing happens.
The advert is not displaying correctly but i have no idea how to get past it to the sync screen as i cant click to get rid of it!
Any ideas?
Thanks for any help
skips

I highly suggest you download and install Find My IPad. It is free and helps you find, erase, lock your iPad if needed.
Have you tried simply pressing Return to get past the screen?
Also, try this...
Quit iTunes.
Go into Control Panel, Add/Remove programs, select QuickTime then Repair it.
Spanky,
Also, please don't say advert. Use Ad or advertisement because using words like advert make it harder to understand what you're talking about
Really? Perhaps it is difficult for you to understand but for millions and millions of others (literally), especially in Europe (poster is from UK) "advert" is a perfectly acceptable and standard abbreviation/colloquialism of "advertisement".
Many people from many different geographical areas post here. If you don't understand what is posted, just ask for clarification.

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