IE6 and Sun Java

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Paul Woodsford

Java seems to be working OK BUT, if I go IE-Tools-Sun Java Console it does
not start and gives an error message that Sun Java is not the Default Java
for IE6, but it is the only Java selected shown in IE-Tools-Internet
Options-Advanced.
How can I correct this?
XPHome SP2
 
Hi Paul,
What you Security settings and did you set your POP Up blocker to high or
medium,try to set your setting to medium and see if it will solve the problem.
please let us know.
Regards
nass
 
nass said:
Hi Paul,
What you Security settings and did you set your POP Up blocker to high or
medium,try to set your setting to medium and see if it will solve the
problem.
please let us know.
Regards
nass
Click to expand...

No change with Pop Up Blocker OFF. Security settings:
Internet=Medium, Intranet=Medium Low,Trusted=Low
 
Hi Paul,
Try this Go to Tools >> Internet Options >> Secuirty Tab and click on Custom
Level Button and you will represent with Window ( becarefull to change the
Radio Button so keep the Pointer away from the Erea you will not change)
Scrol dwon until you see [ ] Scripting and you will see 3 Radio button
1-Enable 2-Disable 3- Prompt select Enable
[ ] Allow Paste operations via script
1- Enable select this
2- Diable
3- Prompt
[ ] Scripting of Java applets
1- Enable
2- Diable
3- Prompt ( select this to be safe)
Hope this helps
please write back
nass
 
nass said:
Hi Paul,
Try this Go to Tools >> Internet Options >> Secuirty Tab and click on
Custom
Level Button and you will represent with Window ( becarefull to change the
Radio Button so keep the Pointer away from the Erea you will not change)
Scrol dwon until you see [ ] Scripting and you will see 3 Radio button
1-Enable 2-Disable 3- Prompt select Enable
[ ] Allow Paste operations via script
1- Enable select this
2- Diable
3- Prompt
[ ] Scripting of Java applets
1- Enable
2- Diable
3- Prompt ( select this to be safe)
Hope this helps
please write back
nass


Paul Woodsford said:
No change with Pop Up Blocker OFF. Security settings:
Internet=Medium, Intranet=Medium Low,Trusted=Low
Click to expand...
Click to expand...

Hi Nass,
No change with those changes to security settings.
 
What about [Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs >] Set Program Access and
Defaults > Virtual machine for Java?
--
WinXP-specific newsgroup:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windowsxp.general

~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE, Shell/User, Security), Aumha.org VSOP, DTS-L.org
 
PA Bear said:
What about [Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs >] Set Program Access and
Defaults > Virtual machine for Java?
--
WinXP-specific newsgroup:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windowsxp.general

~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-Windows (IE/OE, Shell/User, Security), Aumha.org VSOP, DTS-L.org

Paul said:
Java seems to be working OK BUT, if I go IE-Tools-Sun Java Console it
does
not start and gives an error message that Sun Java is not the Default
Java
for IE6, but it is the only Java selected shown in IE-Tools-Internet
Options-Advanced.
How can I correct this?
XPHome SP2
Click to expand...
Click to expand...

Hi,
No, that is correctly set-up.
 
Hi Paul,
Did scan your computer against malware/viruses.
Uninstall the Java and install the latest version from the
http://www.sun.com and see if it will solve your issue, sometimes if a files
being corrupt during installtion can result in this behavior.
Hope this helps
please let us know
nass

Paul Woodsford said:
nass said:
Hi Paul,
Try this Go to Tools >> Internet Options >> Secuirty Tab and click on
Custom
Level Button and you will represent with Window ( becarefull to change the
Radio Button so keep the Pointer away from the Erea you will not change)
Scrol dwon until you see [ ] Scripting and you will see 3 Radio button
1-Enable 2-Disable 3- Prompt select Enable
[ ] Allow Paste operations via script
1- Enable select this
2- Diable
3- Prompt
[ ] Scripting of Java applets
1- Enable
2- Diable
3- Prompt ( select this to be safe)
Hope this helps
please write back
nass


Paul Woodsford said:
Hi Paul,
What you Security settings and did you set your POP Up blocker to high
or
medium,try to set your setting to medium and see if it will solve the
problem.
please let us know.
Regards
nass

:

Java seems to be working OK BUT, if I go IE-Tools-Sun Java Console it
does
not start and gives an error message that Sun Java is not the Default
Java
for IE6, but it is the only Java selected shown in IE-Tools-Internet
Options-Advanced.
How can I correct this?
XPHome SP2

--
Paul Woodsford
Remove NOSPAM to reply.




No change with Pop Up Blocker OFF. Security settings:
Internet=Medium, Intranet=Medium Low,Trusted=Low
Click to expand...
Click to expand...

Hi Nass,
No change with those changes to security settings.
Click to expand...
 
nass said:
Hi Paul,
Did scan your computer against malware/viruses.
Uninstall the Java and install the latest version from the
http://www.sun.com and see if it will solve your issue, sometimes if a
files
being corrupt during installtion can result in this behavior.
Hope this helps
please let us know
nass

Paul Woodsford said:
nass said:
Hi Paul,
Try this Go to Tools >> Internet Options >> Secuirty Tab and click on
Custom
Level Button and you will represent with Window ( becarefull to change
the
Radio Button so keep the Pointer away from the Erea you will not
change)
Scrol dwon until you see [ ] Scripting and you will see 3 Radio button
1-Enable 2-Disable 3- Prompt select Enable
[ ] Allow Paste operations via script
1- Enable select this
2- Diable
3- Prompt
[ ] Scripting of Java applets
1- Enable
2- Diable
3- Prompt ( select this to be safe)
Hope this helps
please write back
nass


:

Hi Paul,
What you Security settings and did you set your POP Up blocker to
high
or
medium,try to set your setting to medium and see if it will solve
the
problem.
please let us know.
Regards
nass

:

Java seems to be working OK BUT, if I go IE-Tools-Sun Java Console
it
does
not start and gives an error message that Sun Java is not the
Default
Java
for IE6, but it is the only Java selected shown in
IE-Tools-Internet
Options-Advanced.
How can I correct this?
XPHome SP2

--
Paul Woodsford
Remove NOSPAM to reply.




No change with Pop Up Blocker OFF. Security settings:
Internet=Medium, Intranet=Medium Low,Trusted=Low
Click to expand...

Hi Nass,
No change with those changes to security settings.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...

Have scanned with AVG, Windows Defender, S&D, Adaware. All updated and
clean. Also behind a router and run ZA Pro.
Have uninstalled and reinstalled 6 times. Sun Java works but IE6 says it is
not the default Java for the browser.
 
Paul Do you have another Toolbar installed other than IE?.

Paul Woodsford said:
nass said:
Hi Paul,
Did scan your computer against malware/viruses.
Uninstall the Java and install the latest version from the
http://www.sun.com and see if it will solve your issue, sometimes if a
files
being corrupt during installtion can result in this behavior.
Hope this helps
please let us know
nass

Paul Woodsford said:
Hi Paul,
Try this Go to Tools >> Internet Options >> Secuirty Tab and click on
Custom
Level Button and you will represent with Window ( becarefull to change
the
Radio Button so keep the Pointer away from the Erea you will not
change)
Scrol dwon until you see [ ] Scripting and you will see 3 Radio button
1-Enable 2-Disable 3- Prompt select Enable
[ ] Allow Paste operations via script
1- Enable select this
2- Diable
3- Prompt
[ ] Scripting of Java applets
1- Enable
2- Diable
3- Prompt ( select this to be safe)
Hope this helps
please write back
nass


:

Hi Paul,
What you Security settings and did you set your POP Up blocker to
high
or
medium,try to set your setting to medium and see if it will solve
the
problem.
please let us know.
Regards
nass

:

Java seems to be working OK BUT, if I go IE-Tools-Sun Java Console
it
does
not start and gives an error message that Sun Java is not the
Default
Java
for IE6, but it is the only Java selected shown in
IE-Tools-Internet
Options-Advanced.
How can I correct this?
XPHome SP2

--
Paul Woodsford
Remove NOSPAM to reply.




No change with Pop Up Blocker OFF. Security settings:
Internet=Medium, Intranet=Medium Low,Trusted=Low

--
Paul Woodsford
Remove NOSPAM to reply.




Hi Nass,
No change with those changes to security settings.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...

Have scanned with AVG, Windows Defender, S&D, Adaware. All updated and
clean. Also behind a router and run ZA Pro.
Have uninstalled and reinstalled 6 times. Sun Java works but IE6 says it is
not the default Java for the browser.
Click to expand...
 
nass said:
Paul Do you have another Toolbar installed other than IE?.

Paul Woodsford said:
nass said:
Hi Paul,
Did scan your computer against malware/viruses.
Uninstall the Java and install the latest version from the
http://www.sun.com and see if it will solve your issue, sometimes if a
files
being corrupt during installtion can result in this behavior.
Hope this helps
please let us know
nass

:

Hi Paul,
Try this Go to Tools >> Internet Options >> Secuirty Tab and click
on
Custom
Level Button and you will represent with Window ( becarefull to
change
the
Radio Button so keep the Pointer away from the Erea you will not
change)
Scrol dwon until you see [ ] Scripting and you will see 3 Radio
button
1-Enable 2-Disable 3- Prompt select Enable
[ ] Allow Paste operations via script
1- Enable select this
2- Diable
3- Prompt
[ ] Scripting of Java applets
1- Enable
2- Diable
3- Prompt ( select this to be safe)
Hope this helps
please write back
nass


:

Hi Paul,
What you Security settings and did you set your POP Up blocker to
high
or
medium,try to set your setting to medium and see if it will solve
the
problem.
please let us know.
Regards
nass

:

Java seems to be working OK BUT, if I go IE-Tools-Sun Java
Console
it
does
not start and gives an error message that Sun Java is not the
Default
Java
for IE6, but it is the only Java selected shown in
IE-Tools-Internet
Options-Advanced.
How can I correct this?
XPHome SP2

--
Paul Woodsford
Remove NOSPAM to reply.




No change with Pop Up Blocker OFF. Security settings:
Internet=Medium, Intranet=Medium Low,Trusted=Low

--
Paul Woodsford
Remove NOSPAM to reply.




Hi Nass,
No change with those changes to security settings.
Click to expand...

Have scanned with AVG, Windows Defender, S&D, Adaware. All updated and
clean. Also behind a router and run ZA Pro.
Have uninstalled and reinstalled 6 times. Sun Java works but IE6 says it
is
not the default Java for the browser.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...

No additional Toolbars installed.
 
Paul Woodsford wrote:
<snip mix & match top/bottom posting>
No, that is correctly set-up.

What about [Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs >] Set Program Access
and Defaults > Virtual machine for Java?
--
Paul said:
Java seems to be working OK BUT, if I go IE-Tools-Sun Java Console it
does
not start and gives an error message that Sun Java is not the Default
Java
for IE6, but it is the only Java selected shown in IE-Tools-Internet
Options-Advanced.
How can I correct this?
XPHome SP2
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Have scanned with AVG, Windows Defender, S&D, Adaware. All updated and
clean. Also behind a router and run ZA Pro.
Have uninstalled and reinstalled 6 times. Sun Java works but IE6 says it
is not the default Java for the browser.
Click to expand...

IE Tools > Internet Options > Advanced > Java:

What JRE version is displayed here (e.g., 1.5.0_06)? Assuming it's checked,
uncheck it, reboot, re-check it and reboot. Any better?

IE Tools > Internet Options > Advanced > Microsoft VM:

Is this section available? Are any options /other than/ "JIT compiler for
virtual machine enabled" checked?
 
PA Bear said:
Paul Woodsford wrote:
<snip mix & match top/bottom posting>
No, that is correctly set-up.

What about [Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs >] Set Program Access
and Defaults > Virtual machine for Java?
--
Paul Woodsford wrote:
Java seems to be working OK BUT, if I go IE-Tools-Sun Java Console it
does
not start and gives an error message that Sun Java is not the Default
Java
for IE6, but it is the only Java selected shown in IE-Tools-Internet
Options-Advanced.
How can I correct this?
XPHome SP2
Click to expand...
Click to expand...
Have scanned with AVG, Windows Defender, S&D, Adaware. All updated and
clean. Also behind a router and run ZA Pro.
Have uninstalled and reinstalled 6 times. Sun Java works but IE6 says it
is not the default Java for the browser.
Click to expand...

IE Tools > Internet Options > Advanced > Java:

What JRE version is displayed here (e.g., 1.5.0_06)? Assuming it's
checked, uncheck it, reboot, re-check it and reboot. Any better?

IE Tools > Internet Options > Advanced > Microsoft VM:

Is this section available? Are any options /other than/ "JIT compiler for
virtual machine enabled" checked?
Click to expand...

Hi Robear,
IE Tools > Internet Options > Advanced > Java>1.5.0_06ver ONLY
NO IE Tools > Internet Options > Advanced > Microsoft VM:

In Registry following Keys:-

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet
Explorer\AdvancedOptions\JAVA_SUN]
"Text"="Java (Sun)"
"Type"="group"
"Bitmap"="C:\\Program Files\\Java\\jre1.5.0_06\\bin\\regutils.dll,1000"

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet
Explorer\AdvancedOptions\JAVA_SUN\SELECT]
"RegPath"="Software\\JavaSoft\\Java Plug-in\\1.5.0_06"
"Text"="Use JRE 1.5.0_06 for <applet> (requires restart)"
"Type"="checkbox"
"ValueName"="UseJava2IExplorer"
"HKeyRoot"=dword:80000002
"CheckedValue"=dword:00000001
"DefaultValue"=dword:00000001
"UncheckedValue"=dword:00000000

There must be a registry entry missing that makes Sun Java a choice in
Program Access & Defaults /Custom as well as register it with IE6
 
Go IE Tools >> Internet Options >> Advanced >> Click on Reset Default and
Click OK Reboot and see if it helped.
Please let us know
nass

Paul Woodsford said:
nass said:
Paul Do you have another Toolbar installed other than IE?.

Paul Woodsford said:
Hi Paul,
Did scan your computer against malware/viruses.
Uninstall the Java and install the latest version from the
http://www.sun.com and see if it will solve your issue, sometimes if a
files
being corrupt during installtion can result in this behavior.
Hope this helps
please let us know
nass

:

Hi Paul,
Try this Go to Tools >> Internet Options >> Secuirty Tab and click
on
Custom
Level Button and you will represent with Window ( becarefull to
change
the
Radio Button so keep the Pointer away from the Erea you will not
change)
Scrol dwon until you see [ ] Scripting and you will see 3 Radio
button
1-Enable 2-Disable 3- Prompt select Enable
[ ] Allow Paste operations via script
1- Enable select this
2- Diable
3- Prompt
[ ] Scripting of Java applets
1- Enable
2- Diable
3- Prompt ( select this to be safe)
Hope this helps
please write back
nass


:

Hi Paul,
What you Security settings and did you set your POP Up blocker to
high
or
medium,try to set your setting to medium and see if it will solve
the
problem.
please let us know.
Regards
nass

:

Java seems to be working OK BUT, if I go IE-Tools-Sun Java
Console
it
does
not start and gives an error message that Sun Java is not the
Default
Java
for IE6, but it is the only Java selected shown in
IE-Tools-Internet
Options-Advanced.
How can I correct this?
XPHome SP2

--
Paul Woodsford
Remove NOSPAM to reply.




No change with Pop Up Blocker OFF. Security settings:
Internet=Medium, Intranet=Medium Low,Trusted=Low

--
Paul Woodsford
Remove NOSPAM to reply.




Hi Nass,
No change with those changes to security settings.

--
Paul Woodsford
Remove NOSPAM to reply.




Have scanned with AVG, Windows Defender, S&D, Adaware. All updated and
clean. Also behind a router and run ZA Pro.
Have uninstalled and reinstalled 6 times. Sun Java works but IE6 says it
is
not the default Java for the browser.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...

No additional Toolbars installed.
Click to expand...
 
Paul said:
PA Bear said:
Paul Woodsford wrote:
<snip mix & match top/bottom posting>
No, that is correctly set-up.

What about [Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs >] Set Program
Access and Defaults > Virtual machine for Java?
--
Paul Woodsford wrote:
Java seems to be working OK BUT, if I go IE-Tools-Sun Java
Console it does
not start and gives an error message that Sun Java is not the
Default Java
for IE6, but it is the only Java selected shown in
IE-Tools-Internet Options-Advanced.
How can I correct this?
XPHome SP2
Click to expand...
Have scanned with AVG, Windows Defender, S&D, Adaware. All updated and
clean. Also behind a router and run ZA Pro.
Have uninstalled and reinstalled 6 times. Sun Java works but IE6 says
it is not the default Java for the browser.
Click to expand...

IE Tools > Internet Options > Advanced > Java:

What JRE version is displayed here (e.g., 1.5.0_06)? Assuming it's
checked, uncheck it, reboot, re-check it and reboot. Any better?

IE Tools > Internet Options > Advanced > Microsoft VM:

Is this section available? Are any options /other than/ "JIT compiler
for virtual machine enabled" checked?
Click to expand...

Hi Robear,
IE Tools > Internet Options > Advanced > Java>1.5.0_06ver ONLY
NO IE Tools > Internet Options > Advanced > Microsoft VM:

In Registry following Keys:-

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet
Explorer\AdvancedOptions\JAVA_SUN]
"Text"="Java (Sun)"
"Type"="group"
"Bitmap"="C:\\Program Files\\Java\\jre1.5.0_06\\bin\\regutils.dll,1000"

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet
Explorer\AdvancedOptions\JAVA_SUN\SELECT]
"RegPath"="Software\\JavaSoft\\Java Plug-in\\1.5.0_06"
"Text"="Use JRE 1.5.0_06 for <applet> (requires restart)"
"Type"="checkbox"
"ValueName"="UseJava2IExplorer"
"HKeyRoot"=dword:80000002
"CheckedValue"=dword:00000001
"DefaultValue"=dword:00000001
"UncheckedValue"=dword:00000000

There must be a registry entry missing that makes Sun Java a choice in
Program Access & Defaults /Custom as well as register it with IE6
Click to expand...

At this point, I'd suggest Repairing or Reinstalling IE:
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=318378 (If you upgraded to WinXP SP2, you
can reinstall IE by uninstalling/reinstalling SP2.)

NB: If by chance you're currently running IE7 Beta2, do NOT attempt the
above without first uninstalling IE7 Beta2, rebooting *twice* and confirming
that IE6 SP1 is running OK, your problem aside.
 
Hi:

Have you tried going to Control Panel and clicking on the Java icon to
open the Java Control Panel? If not, and the Java Icon appears then open and
click on the Java Tab and go to the bottom one listed as Java Applications
Runtime Settings. Click on View and expand the screen to where you can tell
if there is a check in Enabled. If not, then place a check in it etc.



This
 
ColTom2 said:
Hi:

Have you tried going to Control Panel and clicking on the Java icon to
open the Java Control Panel? If not, and the Java Icon appears then open
and click on the Java Tab and go to the bottom one listed as Java
Applications Runtime Settings. Click on View and expand the screen to
where you can tell if there is a check in Enabled. If not, then place a
check in it etc.



This
Paul Woodsford said:
Java seems to be working OK BUT, if I go IE-Tools-Sun Java Console it
does not start and gives an error message that Sun Java is not the
Default Java for IE6, but it is the only Java selected shown in
IE-Tools-Internet Options-Advanced.
How can I correct this?
XPHome SP2
Click to expand...

Hi, Yes that is enabled as it should be.
Click to expand...
 
Hi Paul:

This website looks as if it might be of benefit to you:
http://www.helpbytes.co.uk/javaproblems.php

Hopefully it is.... There was a guy who used to answer Java problems within
the MS Newsgroups about a year or so ago that was fantastic and about the
best that I had ever seen. I looked through some of my referenced replies
that I save occasionally for possible future use, but could not find any
related to him.

Anyway lots of luck!



 
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