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• Error message: your browser must have Java enabled to use the Client for Java when you try to access the Citrix server.

  Original title: java question.

  I'm trying to access the Citrix server to access my work server.  When I click on an application, I get an error message: your browser must have Java enabled to use the Client for Java.  I checked and the right version of Java installed and removed the old Java applications but still this message when trying to access Citrix.  Please meet w / directions for a fix.

  Start by seeing if Java has been installed correctly:

  http://www.Java.com/en/download/testjava.jsp

  or
  http://javatester.org/

• I recently did a system update and installed Yosemite on my Mac. Now I can't open CS5 at all. I get the error message is the following: "to open Adobe Photoshop CS5.1, you must install Java SE runtime inheritance 6. I tried to download this and it still

  I recently did a system update and installed Yosemite on my Mac. Now I can't open CS5 at all. I get the error message is the following: "to open Adobe Photoshop CS5.1, you must install Java SE runtime inheritance 6. I tried to download this and it still gives me the same mess

  Try to install JRE from

  Java for OS X 2014-001

  Then fire and control

• I must have Java work and it seems to be blocked despite trying "subject: config.

  My site main Chessbase News I watch games only if Java is on but the message says Java is not enabled. It worked yesterday without any problem.

  Do you mean Java (Java plugin) or JavaScript that is more widely used?

  To avoid confusion:

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/JavaScript_is_not_Java

  Make sure that JavaScript is enabled and that it is not blocked.

  • Javascript.enabled preferences must be true on the topic: config page

  You can try the following steps in case of problems with web pages:

  You can reload webpages and ignore the cache to refresh potentially stale or corrupt.

  • Hold down the SHIFT key and click the Reload button
  • Press 'Ctrl + F5' or 'Ctrl + Shift + R' (Windows, Linux)
  • Press 'Command + shift + R' (Mac)

  Clear the cache and cookies only from Web sites that are causing problems.

  "Clear the Cache":

  • Firefox/tools > Options > advanced > network > content caching Web: 'clear now '.

  'Delete Cookies' sites causing problems:

  • Firefox/tools > Options > privacy > "Use the custom settings for history" > Cookies: "show the Cookies".

  Start Firefox in Safe Mode to check if one of the extensions (Firefox/tools > Modules > Extensions) or if hardware acceleration is the cause of the problem.

  • Put yourself in the DEFAULT theme: Firefox/tools > Modules > appearance
  • Do NOT click on the reset button on the startup window Mode safe
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/safe+mode
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes

• Can (you must) use Java 64 bit with Firefox 32 bit?

  I have Firefox 32 bit & 32-bit Java and Flash Player 32-bit, but there are 64-bit versions. I'm under win 8.1 with all the latest updates installed (except internet exlorer for which I ignore updates).

  You need Plugins 32-bit with 32-bit Firefox just as you need the 64-bit with 64-bit Firefox Plugins.

  There is no Firefox Win64 for release yet however the Win64 on beta channel is finally being supported from Firefox 38.0 b # so does that mean 38.0 Firefox can be probably earlier for a Win64 version.

  www.mozilla.org/Firefox/Beta/All

• Why must you Java?

  What are the benefits of the installation/updating Java on your MacBook Pro? I've not updated and get the pop of "the new version is available" to the top. I do not know what are the +/-to have this. Thanks in advance for your ideas.

  Marcie

  Java is necessary for playing Minecraft.

  If you do not do this, there is very little need for it and NO NEED at all to have enabled in your browser, where it is a serious security risk.

  If you encounter an Application that actually needs, it will tell you which version is required and you ask to install it.

• Pogo games using Java. You must install Java to play this game

  Error 1723.  There is a problem with this windows package install.  A DLL required for this install to complete could not be run.  Not this error each time, but completely loading message I still can't play any pogo games.

  Try the following credit, Rob Brown - MS MVP

  IE - manage Addons - disable SSV2 - it always installs with Java and cause problems. If you upgrade to new Java
  always look to see if it is relocated.

  I guess that you updated Java http://java.com ?

  Java help
  http://Java.com/en/download/help/index.XML

  DISABLE THE ANTIVIRUS

  Manually download - SAVE - go to CLICK RIGHT on - RUN AS ADMIN
  http://www.Java.com/en/download/help/6000010300.xml#download

  Restart after the installation.

  Make sure SSV2 is disabled! as above

• I get a message: to use the 'java' command line tool, you must install a JDK.  I tried 10 times to install without success.  Help, please.

  I get a message: to use the 'java' command line tool, you must install a JDK.  I tried 10 times to install without success.  Help, please.

  You probably have some of the older than the needs/desires software legacy Java installed.

  Please see these sons of community message:

  After the installation of El Capitan, I get the message: to use the 'java' command line tool, you must install a JDK

  Just found this last Java does not work with El Capitan

  This is the Apple link to the legacy version of Java 6.

  Download Java for OS X 2015-001

  First of all, I would like to try to identify what application generated the next message and update (delete) this request as the case may be. If you need to run Java then, as the Apple Support page says it's certainly preferable that your installation of Java entirely up-to-date with the Oracle's Java course. If you can get without Java, you should install it not - like the Flash, it should not be installed unless you have no choice.

• Java Deployment Toolkit

  FF has blocked Flash Player and Java. I've updated all of the two latest versions BUT Java Deployment Toolkit 8.0.510.16 11.51.2.16 is still blocked and may not be active (or apparently being updated). The option 'request to enable' is selected, but does nothing.
  "You cannot UNINSTALL this program because:
  Why I am not able to run the uninstalling of Java and the verification of the Java applet?
  The tool uninstalling of Java and the check Java applet uses the Java DT to make detection of Java version on the user's system. If Java DT is blocked by the browser (such as Firefox) that these applets will not run. In order to run these applets must allow Java DT for run in browsers. »
  https://www.Java.com/en/download/FAQ/deployment_toolkit.XML

  So, there is a Catch 22. He must run himself to uninstall, but it may not. How this can be solved?

  As an additional comment - flash and Java in MS IE - which is considered less safe. Mozilla require people to use a lower quality product.
  Best regards
  Chris

  Thanks for the suggestions theshine and jscher2000.
  Not sure I should just mark this as RESOLVED, given my reluctant IE solution.
  Respectively...
  As noted above, I don't have to uninstall/reinstall Java (confirmed two rural businesses are up-to-date). And my record was recently revised by Ccleaner.
  The FF for Java DT module is set on 'request to activate' but on the page, there is just a circle with a cross and "this plug-in is disabled. Manage to take me plug-ins add-ons "Always enable" page where is grayed out.
  Make a right click on the page does not produce a menu 'page '. But it is visible via, tools, Page Info, permissions - where everything is set by default.
  HOWEVER, with a Oh! While the initial question is always sound/valid, I was be fooled into thinking that the problem (with a page in particular) was Java DT - which, as I can not activate to uninstall. Plug-ins management always seemed to take me to this app that has been highlighted. BUT the real problem with the Flash plug-ins web page disabled. Page once this feature is enabled. Hey ho.

• Java Runtime for Adobe applications

  I just upgraded to OS X 10.11.5 (El Capitan). I was working with an existing for some time operating system (Snow Leopard), because costs associated with the upgrade of software I use every day.

  I went to start 5.5 Adobe Dreamweaver and faced "you must install Java Runtime for OS X.

  Now, I am aware that the Adobe's Flash has been deprecated for a long time now, due to some problems of serious security that you can drive a truck through. The answer is, of course, JavaScript and HTML 5. But so that applications Adobe Dreamweaver work at all, they need Java? Because I understand that there are problems in Java security, too.

  Since I design web pages and also want to ensure the safety of my Macintosh, can someone let me know that this execution for OS X is safe? I do not wish to have Java turned on by default, but I need the code editor for Adobe to get the work done.

  Yes, it's safe. Download the Java runtime version you need here:

  Download Java for OS X 2015-001

  Technically, it is full of security holes, but since at least Mavericks, this old version is automatically prevented by OS X to be used by any web browser. So the only real danger of what faults there will be operated by you if you ran an unknown greater Java application locally on your disk that was written to hurt intentionally.

• After the "new version" download Java 6 times, my plugin check page indicates that he has disabled my 'version outdated' and asks me to upgrade. What do I do?

  Background:
  I had this problem for several months now. This problem started when an update came to Java on the Firefox Plugin check. Quickly, I installed the new update of Java. But the Firefox update register that I downloaded, even though I refreshed the page. So, I got rid of the old Java and downloaded again the new Java. When the page has continued to post the same message he had before, I downloaded a few times more. Finally, Firefox stopped to say that I was at day. Then a few weeks later perhaps I check Firefox Plugin, and on the page it says that I'm overwhelmed in Java. So I downloaded Java again. But Java was still in the list, with the red and said that he had to be updated. I restarted the computer. Then I restarted Firefox Mozilla with no Add-ons. When Java appeared still to be updated, I gave up and did not something more on this topic.
  Problem:
  Today, I decided to check my plugins. Java was not updating the list, and at the top a banner said, "Missing JAVA? For your security, Firefox has disabled your outdated version of Java. Please install the latest version. "I clicked on"upgrade to the latest version"and was brought to the Java page. I clicked on the download button. My cache indicates that it was this same Java plug-in (see background) download (6). I chose the re - download anyway. But Firefox always insists on the fact that I him have not downloaded.
  Question:
  Should I go to the control panel of Java and change something? I have to fix a few settings on Firefox? Should I disable Java entirely, delete all the files related to Java on my computer and start over with Java? What should I do?

  Try to use http://ninite.com/java/ninite.exe to install Java. Please note that even if download you it you have to double click it to run and install.

• Java error message

  When I boot FireFox I get a pop-up message "you must install Java to use RecipeFox."
  Java is installed and updated. I have no trouble using it, but I cannot get rid of this annoying message and must close it before that FireFox starts.

  Please update the extension version 0.68, or in the case where this does not solve the problem, already if it you deja s' il vous plait please contact the developer of the addon directly: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/recipefox/versions/0.68

• Terminal looking for a password to run a disable for java 8 command. I do not have a password

  Just installed El captain on my iMac. Now I can't use photoshop without Java 6 Java for OS X 2014-001. The proposed solution was to use the terminal to disable the java script 8. However, the terminal requires a password to continue. I don't have a password for the terminal. How should I proceed?

  He asks your password for the account, as long as your user account has administrator privileges.

  There is no reason to disable Java 8. Adobe has so poorly programmed applications that he has no idea he has any other Java in the world. He must have Java of Apple 6 and no other. Only, you should be able to install Java 6 from Apple. This is the version that should work with El Capitan: Download Java for OS X 2015-001

• Installation of legacy Java SE 6 runtime (in order to use Adobe CS5) poses a real risk to safety?

  After the installation of El Capitan, I was prompted to install legacy Java SE 6 to use CS5 applications. I did and CS5 runs.

  My problem is that I have recently become much more security conscious and have read that running Java may pose security risks to my Macbook, and moreover I read on some cases of serious nuisance exploits targeting older versions of Java in recent years that made me uncomfortable.

  I also, despite the presence of Java 6 installed, can't see a preference pane in my settings or any mention of Java in my applications > Utilities folder... don't know if this is normal or not.

  Running Java 6 on my Mac in fact present security risks? Is there anything else I should look out for? Looking for advice please.

  Adam

  It is not a Prefpane system for Java 6. In the Terminal, type

  Java - v

  and it must respond with what version is installed.

  Apple does not update to Java 6, so there's always a chance, there's a vulnerability that has not been set. You must disable Java plug-in in your browser (no JavaScript). The browser plug-in was what was intended.

• Where applications must be stored on my Mac

  I just bought a new iMac and want to transfer my purchased my old iMac to the new applications.

  Used a portable hard drive I tried music-> iTunes-> iTunes-> Mobile Media.

  Applications do not appear in iTunes.

  Can someone help me please.

  Mac OS X applications are often in the folder Applications at the top level of the drive, but those of drag-installed can be placed elsewhere.

  applications iOS will be in the location specified by default, but you must move the entire iTunes folder or drag them manually into the open iTunes application window or automatically add to iTunes folder for them appears in iTunes.

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