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I just bought a new computer with Windows XP (with internet explorer 6) and when I want to open sites with Java applets on them, I can’t and it shows: “Your browser is unable to support Java. Please enable Java and reload.”
I already installed Microsoft Java VM and Microsoft SDK for Java 4.0. But it still didn’t work. In my security settings for IE6, I already have ‘scripting of java applets’ enabled.
Does anyone know how to get my Java working? Do I need to change some settings or install something new? Thanks.
Go here and download the java software. http://java.com/en/index.jsp
I have the same problem and It doens work. Its downloaded and everything. So I just switched to mozilla firefox. Its the only way I can use Java online. Except that when I chat on Yahoo Messenger I cannot play any games. Can anyone help me?
Have u tried to manually download it from the java site, the exe file? Cause when I got my new computer I downloaded java from the site and it wouldn’t work. Then I manually downloaded the java.exe file to my harddrive, installed it and it worked fine.
as mentioned you need java web start http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/download.html
windows Xp also doesn’t come with virtal machine as is was removed however it is available from http://fileforum.betanews.com/detail/1050022631/1Ps if you cannot get VM I have it it zip form to anyone that needs it
Oh. Do I have to uninstall Microsoft Java VM and Microsoft SDK for Java 4.0, before I install the “java software”?
Ok, I installed Java Web Start and Microsoft VM as you guys said, but it still doesn’t work. It comes up with an error saying:
Quote:quote:Unable to load applet.You may need to download an updated version of the Microsoft VM from:
I went to the site, but I don’t really see anything that I can download for an update.
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