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140KIAS 14th May 2010 17:20

Java issue with AFPEX
 
Any one else getting a security warning message when running AFPEX.

Only difference to the example below is there's nothing in the area where it says "Name: mixedcode ..."
http://www.java.com/en/img/download/...de-warning.jpg

More often than not it hangs up all together and I cant click yes, no or more information. Only solution seems to be to fire up task manager and end task the warning. This shuts down the AFPEX session too.

Becoming a real pain in the :mad:


IO540 14th May 2010 18:22

Yes I got this too, yesterday I think.

roux1 14th May 2010 22:18

java security warning
 
O yes, Me to. The only solution after trying many remedials was to turn the java firewall off. Spoke to the guys at Swanwick who assured Me it was not a problem at their end of the system.

Deeday 14th May 2010 23:47

I suspect that pop-up has to do with the latest update of the Java Runtime Environment (6.20) which came out not many weeks ago (assuming that you've let it automatically update itself, as it normally does). I say that because I've started getting the same pop-up on my internet banking website, which didn't happen before.
You can try to manually uninstall Java and install the previous version of the JRE instead (6 Update 19), which you can download from the Java archive.

IO540 15th May 2010 06:52

Excellent work by Deeday above :ok: :ok:

Works.

I disable updates on all laptops (in case of being on a paid-for data connection) but it caught me out on my two desktops (home and office).

Ryan5252 7th July 2010 20:53

I'm having the same problem as 140KIAS and have to resort to task manager to kill the whole program! Can anyone advise how to uninstall Java per Deeday's recommendation?

Thanks!
Ryan

IO540 7th July 2010 21:49

Control Panel -> Add/Remove programs ?

Ryan5252 7th July 2010 22:23

Bit of hassle caused by Windows 7 and 'Administrator' settings. All resolved now though thanks! :ok:

IO540 8th July 2010 06:56

The other thing you need to do with java is disable automatic updates, otherwise, one day, the thing stops working again all by itself :ugh:

I always disable all auto updates, on every machine used for something important (flight planning, accounting, etc).

Molesworth 1 8th July 2010 10:30

I got the same.

Selected "No" and it went away and I had no further problems.


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