Was the original issue ever resolved? I still can't get Java to work and I've tried all of the above except setting up a new user account which didn't make sense. Using Windows 8 - 64 bit, Java 32 bit and I've installed and uninstalled multiple times on the desktop. The site I'm accessing works fine on my Windows 7 laptop and I have all the same settings in Java on both laptops.
why java is not working in internet explorer 10 windows 8?
Java is not working on my computer. It is new computer with windows 8 and internet explorer 10. I downloaded Java and using explorer from desktop.
But every time I go on line and website requires Java I get same error message "ClassNotFoundExeption". Same error I get if I go to Java website and hit Test Java button. I tried different things that were suggested on Java.com and Microsoft.com but nothing worked. I have newest Java and did not have any problems downloading it. I appreciate any suggestions.
Thanks,
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When browsing in the Win8 App IE you can click on the Tool icon in the bottom right corner and select View on Desktop.
/Jonas
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2012-11-28T13:49:17+00:00 I tried both methods and it dose not work. When I bout computer I have installed Java first day all the settings on computer were original I have not changed anything. If you have any other suggestions let me know and I will try it. Thanks.
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Anonymous
2012-11-29T18:40:37+00:00 wow, i thought i was the only one having this problem, i have tried all the methods possible to remove java (Revo, JavaRa), re-installed numerous times, but it's neither working in IE10, nor in any other browser (in my case firefox)..
I think it's something to do with some settings in Windows 8, coz same setup on Windows 7 used to work just fine..
here's the screenshot of the error i get @ http://javatester.org/version.html:
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