Application blocked by secureity settings too?

NVM i got it fixed

How did you fix it? I can't find out how to do this

(01-19-2014 02:38 AM)zoopals Wrote:  How did you fix it? I can't find out how to do this

1. Click start
2. Click control panel
3. Click programs
4. Click Java
5. Click the security tab
6. Select medium
7. OK

Dsun, i had to select The lowest IDK why? and the downloadable client has stopped working, can you help me by any chance?

The lowest one for me is medium. Didn't you get it fixed? What's the problem with the client?

(01-20-2014 03:43 AM)dsun Wrote:  The lowest one for me is medium. Didn't you get it fixed? What's the problem with the client?

the client isn't a jar file anymore for some reason? it's just a blank document. here, ill take a pic of it right now

and it was a .Jar file before

1. Right click it
2. Click open with
3. Select Java

Java 1.7.0_51 update is full of bs. DO NOT UPGRADE IT!

(01-22-2014 06:22 AM)dsun Wrote:  1. Right click it
2. Click open with
3. Select Java

it doesn't have that option

(01-22-2014 09:20 AM)Terraforming Wrote:  Java 1.7.0_51 update is full of bs. DO NOT UPGRADE IT!

No matter how BS a Java update is, you SHOULD update it. Why do you think they release so many updates? It's because Java is one of the most vulnerable programs in the world. That's why if you don't need Java, then never install it. Every day new vulnerabilities are found within Java and then their developers work to patch and give an update. Java drive-bys, callers, root-kits, Trojans, etc.

The fix for the "Application Blocked" is really easy. Just use the downloadable client OR go to your Start button > click on Search > Type in "Java" > Select "Configure Java" > Click on the "Security" tab on the top > Put the bar all the way to the bottom (Medium).

That's it. Plain and simple.