- #Why is applet viewer popping up when i display my applet/java awt how to#
- #Why is applet viewer popping up when i display my applet/java awt pro#
- #Why is applet viewer popping up when i display my applet/java awt Pc#
Please understand that reset Internet Explorer to its default configuration. Meanwhile, I suggest you could reset the Internet Explorer to see if the issue persists. In addition, I would like to suggest you try to use compatibility mode (go to tools -> Compatibility View Settings) to check the issue. Or you could try to change the settings in group editor (win + R -> Run -> gpedit.msc -> ok):Ĭomputer Configuration\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Internet Explorer\Internet Control Panel\Security Page\Internet Zone\Java Permissions Make sure the "Enable" radio button is checked. Scroll down to "Scripting of Java applets"Ĥ. Next, select the Security Tab, and select the "Custom Level" buttonģ. You could try to deselect the “Automatically Detect Settings” to check how it works.Īnd enable the scripting of Java applets settings:Ģ. Again, I would try maximizing whatever is available to make sure that ProcMon has as much as possible to capture. Would be captured by ProcMon but you could certainly capture whatever Java diagnostics which involve writes to a file. Unfortunately, I don't know how much of that
at least activating the Java Console, maximizing its traces and comparing its outputs for your two comparable cases. In the case of Java apps I believe there are also copious diagnostic possibilities, e.g. event entries which precede the divergence. using the buttons) and see what registry and file accesses were involved with that, e.g. When you reach a point where the traces diverge significantly you can then add the other event classes (e.g. using that button) and Process Name Is iexplore.exe (as an initial guess at least to make your analysis tractable.) Then just compare the two traces by what modules are being loaded. With just Process and Thread event class (e.g. Then you can compare them for their essential differences. One way is two trace two otherwise identical cases, where one is considered "working" and the other "failing" according to some symptom description.
#Why is applet viewer popping up when i display my applet/java awt how to#
I'm really stumped on this one and I would appreciate suggestions as to where to look for the cause of this.Īs for using Process Monitor, I've run it a couple of time to try it out but I really don't know how to use it in a case like this to try to identify what is/is not working or what might be blocking the java windows. I don't know if the problem is in IE or in Java or somewhere else. I've never run into this type of problem before. I've tried to match her security and advanced settings to another PC. I have disabled the popup blocker (though I was sure that wasn't the problem), installed JRE6u45 since she already had JRE7u45. She can also use an XP system with IE8 and has no problem.
#Why is applet viewer popping up when i display my applet/java awt pro#
She can go to other Windows 7 Pro computers with IE10 and has no problem with the site and the popup windows. Since then, the java popup windows do not open, only the first IE popup window
#Why is applet viewer popping up when i display my applet/java awt Pc#
Then her PC had Office 2013 installed and she says some other updates though she has no idea what (I know IE was not updated). This user was having no problem performing the above. One of the java popup windows has links to click on to view various reports. Open which are not IE windows but apparently java windows as the icon on the taskbar is the java icon and not the IE icon as for the main window and the first popup window. A short time later, a couple of other small popup windows are supposed to Once logged in, she clicks a link which opens a small popup IE window. She connects to a secure government website and logs into it. User is running Windows 7 Pro 64-bit with IE10.
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