How do I enable Java
I am trying to print a coupon from EAS (protein products) and they tell me that my version is not compatible. I actually have the latest versio of Java, but EAS is using the previous version.
I also get the message that I need to Enable Java.
I am using Mozilla Firefox and can't find where to do that. Also, I can't even find the previous version to download.
HALP!
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Try this link on enabling java and see if this helps: [[How to enable Java if it's been blocked|http://mzl.la/VYiQ64]]
This link was exactly the same as the previous one Support gave me on their current response to me.
Michael
Was that a different support site ? and have you tried that suggestion ?
Your questions are listed
- here https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/search?a=1&asked_by=MichaelDMiller60&sortby=1&w=2
- and more generally whilst signed in any user may use this page
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Darcey,
A couple of tips you may be interested in
- To link to
- How to allow Java on trusted sites
- you may use [[How to enable Java if it's been blocked]]
- note such a link may re direct as necessary to language, OS or version specific articles where available.
- have you tried using the link icon |8| on these text entry fields that will search for and insert links to KB articles
It is a vendor site, www.bodyforlife.com, the company name is EAS.
I tried to print a product coupon from them and I got the Java error. Even, when I use their link to get Java, it simply offers a download to the latest version that I already have.
Bodyforlife says I am not compatible with version 6. 7 is the latest version.
Looking at your system details; aside; I see no mention of Java so it is probably: blocked, disabled or not installed.
Have you read the linked article in Darcey's post about unblocking java ? did that help ?
What happens if you try this test site
Note that site will provide troubleshooting help and downloads.
Firefox says to enable Java and I did download it again, when the error msg offered a link to Java. The computer was also rebooted after downloading as well.
Could you check
Windows Control Panel > Java (32-bit)
(Please note that even though you are running 64-bit Windows, Firefox is a 32-bit application and runs the 32-bit version of Java.)
On the Security tab, is there a checkmark in the box for "Enable Java content in the browser"?
If not, check that, then restart Firefox.
Could you review your plugins here:
orange Firefox button (or Tools menu) > Add-ons > Plugins category
The disabled plugins cluster toward the bottom.
Can you find Java SE?