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21 Jun 2013 | #1 |
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Webpage wants to run Java SE Runtime Environment 7 update 25.
Just recently I've come across several websites (sites that I have used regularly for years) that give me the following message:
This webpage wants to run the following add-on: 'Java SE Runtime Environment 7 Update 25' from 'Oracle America, Inc' I let it slide for a while but it seems like the sites did that every time I logged on so I let it run. It got installed and I went to Java's website to verify the installation. The installation was verified and Control Panel - Programs and Features lists the program as of yesterday 6/20/13. Today I go on to one of my usual sites and get the same message. Any ideas? |
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22 Jun 2013 | #2 |
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Never let a website install flash, java, video players, etc. Always download from the source, or a trusted site like Filehippo. That said, you may have indeed gotten a legit download. Which browser are you using when this happens? A Guy
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23 Jun 2013 | #3 |
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I reinstalled Java from Java's website after the message recurred and the message is still coming back. |
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23 Jun 2013 | #4 |
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The Java sight confirms you have the right version, and it's working?
Verify Java Version Is it just one website prompting for it, or several? I don't have IE 10 installed, or Java for that matter. Most sites don't use Java. A Guy |
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25 Jun 2013 | #5 |
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Several.
But just seems to come up once in a while. |
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25 Jun 2013 | #6 |
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Every once in a while might mean active x filtering is activating,
Is there a Blue circle with a slash through it appearing on the top right of the browser bar ? Use Alt+T and see if active x filtering is Checked. or Gear symbol and Safety. You might even go to Internet options/ Advanced/ Check the top box-Use software rendering instead of gpu../ Apply and Okay. |
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30 Jun 2013 | #7 |
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I haven't been making notes on what sites but today it happened on Wikipedia and on 1911forum.com.
It's not checked. We'll see how that goes. Thanks. |
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01 Jul 2013 | #8 |
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Have gotten the same message on a couple of other websites now.
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01 Jul 2013 | #9 |
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Try this, open IE
Tools (Gear icon upper right)> Internet Options> Advanced> Click the top box Use software rendering instead of gpu rendering> Apply and OK your way out> Close and reopen IE and try again Does the prompt occur on the webpages that cause it every time you go there, or is it random? A Guy |
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02 Jul 2013 | #10 |
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It recurs on regularly visited websites but does not recur at every visit. |
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