Java

Yo Mo......I have never used the cache.....I prefer not to have java junk on
here. However.....is it needed? Haven't used it for the past 3
incarnations and don't imagine that it is. Mine was rather huge when I
first discovered it, so I disabled it.

Cheers....Figgs

"MowGreen [MVP]" wrote in message
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L.B. ,

Open Internet Options in the Control Panel and then click the
Advanced tab. Scroll down to the Java section and make sure that the
Sun package is checked and that the MS one is UNchecked.
*Sometimes* the video display adapters may need updating ( check
with the adapter's manufacturer's web site for a newer driver ) and
*sometimes* the java package may be corrupted during installation
due to an antivirus program running in the background during the
install ( hello, Norton ? ).
Also, check the size of the java cache by going to Java Plug-in in
the Control Panel, clicking the Cache tab, and reducing it to 10 MB.
A corrupted cache *may* cause this behavior.


MowGreen [MVP]
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L. B. Keeton wrote:

Heather, I uninstalled the 05 version, then installed the 06 versions,
seperately (having only one version installed at one time). The only
time
the system freezes is when I go to a Java web page.

"L. B. Keeton" wrote in message
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I have installed Sun Java Stndard Edition 1.4.2._06 exactly as indicated

by

MowGreen. My system continues to freeze when entering a web page

involving

Java. Any more ideas?


"L. B. Keeton" wrote in message
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When my original ME Java became inopeable I installed Sun Java SE

VI.

4.2 _ 05, which worked fine for about one year. Now when I go to a
web
page that involves Java my system freezes. Thanks for any solutions or
suggestios.