Its possible that having the two Versions of Java running at the same time is causing the conflict.  Kip

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kippy50 wrote:     Its possible that having the two Versions of Java running at the same time is causing the conflict.  Kip

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You can test which version of JAVA you have enabled by using this site
http://javatester.org/version.html

If you don't have JAVA enabled it wont connect if you do it will dispaly the version in pink box.

Hah! 
That page confirmed that I'm running the Sun java machine (1.4.2) even though I have it unchecked in Internet options/advanced and THEN CRASHED MY BROWSER!

I don't have the option of checking the MS java machine boxes because they don't appear in the advanced tab.  I just can't figure this out...

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If you did not install the Ms Jvm, its not there, its not installed by default any longer.  Try reinstalling the Sun version again.  Kip

here is a link where you can download ms virtual machine: http://www.wildtangent.com/install/jvm/msjavx86_3805.exe . you can adjust your settings for java by going to "add/remove" and then, in the left column, click "set program access".. expand the list there and check ms virtual machine (if you have it installed), and then apply the change.. if you install ms virtual machine, you should update the program at windows updates after you install it..

Message Edited by redwolfe_98 on 03-04-2004 11:46 AM

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chrissavage wrote: ....    I've tried switching back and forth between the Windows java VM and the Sun system but this hasn't worked.

Don't know how you could do the above without Microsoft VM JAVA installed.
If installed the IE , Advanced tab will show VM JAVA below the SUN JAVA & removing the tick from SUN with VM  "JIT compiler....."  ticked will enable VM JAVA when Browser is close & re-opened.

To check Microsoft VM JAVA is installed you can also use Command Prompt >
& type    jview

 

Edit not working for me so;

Note To Disable IE JAVA you must remove ticks from SUN & VM , close then re-open IE Browser.
To use SUN just tick SUN & leave VM ticked then close & re-open IE Browser.

Message Edited by gryjhnhpe on 03-05-2004 10:03 AM

Thanks for all your help.  Turns out it was a conflict between SBC Yahoo!'s parental control program and the browser.  I disabled the Parental Controls and the problem went away.

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