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FireFox:
- Click Tools>Choose Add-ons>Click Plug-Ins
- In the list Find Java Plug-In [it may show disabled]
- Click the button to enable Java is shows disabled [accept the security exception if requested-be sure to read the question carefully to accept)
- Reboot your computer
- Launch your browser and check to be sure Java is enabled
Internet Explorer:
- Click Tools>Manage Add-ons
- Locate SunMicrosystems, Inc. Java in the list>Select Java in the list
- If the Status shows Disabled>Click the Enable button
- Reboot your computer
- Launch your browser and check to be sure Java is enabled
Chrome:
- Open Chrome>Type: chrome://plugins/ in the address bar
- Locate Java in the list>Verify that Java is Enabled [The link will show Disabled if Java is Enabled, see screenshot below]
Note: After any setting changes are made to your Web Browser, it is always a good idea to restart your computer.
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Posted by: Amy Sorensen - Fri, Sep 12, 2014 at 1:47 PM. This article has been viewed 2806 times. Filed Under: Tech Fixes |
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