The easy way to do this is through the Java Control Panel ... on the gear icon in the upper-right corner and choose Manage Add-Ons. Scroll down to the bottom, under Oracle America, Inc ...

You may be asked to allow a “Java Detection” applet from Oracle – click “Allow” to ... If you’re running Windows, your best bet is to open Control Panel and look for the “Java Control Panel” icon.

You can clear the Java cache on your computer to fix issues with web browsing, and possibly help your computer run faster. To clear the Java cache, open the Java control panel, which you can find ...

Java code without a prompt corresponding to security settings configured in Java Control Panel." Oracle representatives didn't immediately respond to an e-mail seeking comment for this post.

If you don't see it, switch to Classic View (in XP) or small icons ... box in the Java control panel. When writing this article, I had a hard time viewing the new feature that Oracle added ...

If you get annoyed when the Java Auto Update alert intrudes on your work, you may have tried to turn the feature off. Java provides a convenient switch on its control panel for stopping the ...

Oracle said Sunday that it has released a ... When it comes to Internet Explorer, users’ easiest option is to head to the Java Control Panel, which you can launch from the Java applet in the ...

Oracle addressed 40 security issues in Java ... certificate revocation checking can be disabled through options available in the Java Control Panel. However, this “should only be considered ...

Adobe, Microsoft and Oracle ... use Java for specific Web sites or applications, take a few minutes to update this software. Updates are available from Java.com or via the Java Control Panel.

Following the bad press, Oracle quickly ... is that unsigned Java code can be successfully executed on a target Windows system regardless of the four Java Control Panel settings," Gowdiak wrote.