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IE9 Beta and Java

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I tried playing runscape after a very long break and it says Java is not installed. Java had just finished updating, I tried that force Java option; I have ensured that Java is enabled in internet explorers advanced options and control panel. So does Java work in IE9 beta?

Java works perfectly fine for me in the IE9 beta. though I do imagine you could encounter issues if you only installed the 64bit version of java and tried playing runescape in the regular IE9 beta executable (which is 32bit). if you aren't doing that I would reccommend clearing java's temporary files and possibly you should try the runescape windows client.

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A while ago, after I installed IE9 my task bar stopped auto hiding so I ran this as I always do to fix it

@echo off
taskkill /f /IM explorer[Caution: Executable File]
explorer[Caution: Executable File]

this crashed IE9, I could not fix it so I reinstalled it; only to find none of the shortcuts that point to the 32bit work. I copied the 64bit to the spot where the 32bit was and everything worked again. Do you think that messed up java?

 

I am going to try reinstalling java again.

 

 

The Java reinstall seems to have worked.

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