Window open lost session

I have a jsp app and it lost session when I try to popup new window
Googled around, millions of results but no helps
It seems problem is in my IE 8
If anyone has expeience with the issue, please give me a help. Thank you
Edited by: mycoffee on Jul 28, 2010 1:45 PM

Solved
Solution: Reboost the machine
Sorry guys

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