Java Problems ;[

[Dan]

Hey all <33 havin some problems with java.. it wont load basicly ;[ have tried reinstalling it several times aswell as doing a system restore and using a few different spyware removal program, yet it still doesnt work :'( if anyone can help tis greatly appreciated and i will make it worth ur while once im back on rs ;)

[Cigaret]

:( idk whats rong sorry i cant help

[Tyed]

1. Open the Java Console from the Windows Control Panel
2. Under the General Tab, click the Network Settings
3. Choose something other than "Use Browser Settings"
4. I had to manually type in my proxy server
5. Your fix might be different from mine but make sure your IE LAN
Settings (Tools, Internet Options, Connections tab) and your Java
Sun Console Network Settings are the same.

It Was On The Java Forums Never Tried It Though

[Rashelly]

Poor Daniel :(

[Tyed]

U Got It Sorted Yet Dude?

[Dan]

nope ;[ now tryin to do what u said

[Cigaret]

good luck bro

[ssricky]

if u use a window client redownload window client :P

[Largo]

You know where you get to select your details, change the Java setting on the bottom. Select something esle, if it still doesn't work, it should pop up a screen that directs you to do some sort of installation in order to use that certain Java setting. I hope you the best.


With all due respect.

[Dan]

tried all of them :( tried everythin can think of lol

[nvrspk4]

Try reinstalling Java. Are you 100% sure its Java that's creating the problem?

[Dan]

well its the spinny java circle that wont load.. so yea :P and ive installed it like a million times today ;[

[Tyed]

Try This... Use A

> Older Microsoft Version Of Java By Going To Tools >
> Options > Advanced Tab, Scroll Down To The Sun Java
> Option And Uncheck This And Then Check Everything
> Under The Microsoft Vm Tab. Apply Everything And
> Then Restart Your Browser.

[nvrspk4]

Maybe you have an old or different version? Have you tried restarting your computer as well?

[Dan]

i have the latest version and restarted tons aswell.. and i dont have a microsoft vm tab :(

[Tyed]

Close all web browser windows.
From the 'Start' menu, choose the 'Run' option.
In the box that appears, type ipconfig /flushdns.
Reopen your web browser and try viewing the site again.

Cant Think Of Any Other Way Sorry/

[Largo]

The only possible way now is .. reboot your computer. =T Save everything onto a floppy disk and reboot computer and then install back later?


With all due respect.

[Tyed]

Dude No Luck Yet?

[nvrspk4]

Try this thing ;]

http://discussion.forum.nokia.com/forum/showthread.php?t=71345

[Mohwar.]

Try uninstalling And restalling it

Click Tools
Then Advanced
Then go down to microsoft Vm

And tick all of the microsoft vm

Maybe if theres an X On the side of the screen then you got a virus

Poor Dan and josh :(

[Dan]

tried installing millions of times.. lol and i have no microsoft vm box which is weird :(

[nets]

Have you got a firewall blocking Java? Have you allowed that plug-in (internet options, programs, manage add-ons)? I can't think of anything else, you could try googleing it (but your search will probably be returned with loads of developer issues).

[summin-sweet]

Mine hasnt been playing up maybe i can help? <3

[Dan]

nope firewall aint blocking it and i just checked and its on that list..

[Mr.Sam]

is it just runescape?

Java problems on one Web site
If you cannot view a Web site that contains Java programs, but can view other Web sites that contain Java programs, follow these steps to resolve the issue:
1. Click Start, click Run, type control inetcpl.cpl, and then click OK.
2. For Internet Explorer 3.x, on the Advanced tab, click to clear the Enable Java JIT Compiler check box, and then click OK. For Internet Explorer 4.x, 5.x, and 6, on the Advanced tab, click to clear the JIT Compiler for virtual machine enabled (requires restart) check box, and then click OK.
3. Restart Internet Explorer, visit the Web site that exhibited the problem, and then test to determine whether the issue has been resolved.

Source for more info [http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;q168806]