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Java problems?

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It seems there is some fallout, with failures on the Current Java 6u29 - with the suggestion, to find and try Java 6u28 (missing out on the security updates in 6u29).

 

 

Is the low user count in some worlds due to bot removal, to a fading game, or simply that people cannot get ON

 

I have two different PCs, one XP, one Win7, and both have the same problem

I am having no problems on Win7.

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Tried uninstalling 6u29 & installing 7u1 - no change - Currently downloading 6u28 (yes the supposed internal release) found a link to it on an Oracle server - slow, but finished.

 

Installed 6u28 - Runescape does not recognise it as installed... Other tests do recognise

It's been working fine for me in WinXP Pro with SP3.

 

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Finally traced it, seems to be some obscure conflict with my security suite - Java works fine for everything else, just not Runescape, until I exit the security suite.

 

Outpost, but from the number of complaints, I doubt they all use Outpost.

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