Java:  The java icon keeps popping up and going away? anybody know why?
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The icon shows when a webpage you are at uses Java.. When you goto another page that doesnt use it.. It hides until the next time its needed. Or it could just be updating.. Make sure your Java is updated.. goto control panel.. Java... Update tab.. Update now.
201660
If you have already installed Java, you may need to uninstall and re-install it.\n\nOtherwise, download the latest Java from http://www.java.sun.com
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Try downloading the latest java uipdate (VJM I think - Virtual Java Machine).
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java has not disabled  ie7.\n\njust check ur ie settings
865422
make sure ur friend has the latest Jave Console plugins, if ur friend is using a different browser servers, other than IE, than that will most likely be the prob! and if not that it can be ur friends pop-up blocker!
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Try Download a Updated Version Of Java from www.java.com \n\nSee if that Helps
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u probably need to restart ur pc or install a more recent java.
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Yes I believe its a virus.. IMHO, u should do a virus scan and clean up ur computer.. hopefully u should get ur icons back.. or u can do a system restore to an earlier date.. and if nothing happens.. may be you need to install windows again.. though I hope thats not needed.
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Howdy,\n\nI would double check your Java JRE installation.  It is possible that you have Microsoft Java VM installed on your computer instead of Sun Java.  The best solution in this would be to download and reinstall Java.  It's completely painless. :O)\n\nhttp://www.java.com\n\nHappy Trails!
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You have Active Desktop enabled - easy fix.\n\nRight-click on your desktop, hover on "arrange Icons by" - when the next context menu opens, deselect "lock web items on desktop"... problem solved.
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Download Java or if you have it, update it and make sure you are in the allowed browsers.  Firefox and IE works just fine.
980234
I received a message regarding a java update about 10mins ago.\nMy version is now updated.\nI don't know if this will affect you but do a software update for java anyway.\nIt must cure some current issues.\n\nhttp://www.java.com/en/\n\n.
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maybe your java is not uptodate, try downloading the lastest java at http://www.java.com\n\nEnjoy. Cheers
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On one of the toolbar there should be a symbol like this ¶. If you see it then you click it and they will disappear. If you don't then go to a down arrow on that toolbar row and click it. then add new icons and scroll down and look for this ¶ symbol or non-printing characters. then click it. Yay job done.
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you can delete your program that uses that. Then re download it to see if it works correctly. There might have been a problem when you first downloaded the program :D
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Are you asking about the little bubble and icon in the bottom right of the screen?\n\nThis is caused by a program, installed on your computer by Microsoft, occasionally, when you download from their website, called Microsoft Validation Tool. The only way to get rid of it, that I know of, is to use the system restore function (start > accessories > system tools > system restore) to revert your computer back to a previous state (ie. before you installed the software).\n\nTo me this seems like too much bother just to remove a little message that doesn't do anything to stop you using the computer. If you really get annoyed with it to see if someones created a patch to download that gets rid of it.\n\nHope this Helps!
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You need to make sure that there is a file called cap.java, and that the class in this file has a main() method.\n\nNext, compile the code with\njavac cap.java\n\nThis should produce cap.class\n\njava cap\n\nshould then work. \n\nOh, but I'm assuming that "." is in your classpath. If not, then java won't see stuff in the current directory. As a quick fix, try:\n\njava -classpath "."  cap\n\nand see if it starts working.