I recently solved a problem like this. Mine was a little different.
(I had a problem with Win-XP Update, jscript on "SOME" WEB
pages, among others...)

It turned out to be a plug-in in my firewall that seemed to be
making "permanent/sticky" Registry changes to the Browser Security
settings. Closing the Firewall did not get rid of the problem.

The settings seemed to be the same ones I was trying to check/change
in the Browser directly...  The firewall seemed to "win out"...
Using the firewall interface to reverse the changes, I was able to restore
full functionality.

           YMMV,   Rick Glazier


From: "Bob Wright" <[log in to unmask]>

> I am currently using WindowsXP Pro and Internet Explorer6, dutifully
> updating with critical updates as they become available.  The
> problem is that although java scripts in web pages preform properly,
> java applets will not load or function, even java applets supplied
> by FrontpageXP, such as the fphover.class java applet.
>
> These pages are fully visible on other systems with the WindowsXP Pro
> and IE6, or Windows98 with IE5.   I am thinking it is being caused
> by one of the security updates, but I am unable to figure out how
> to lower this veil of security in IE6.  I have adjusted everything I
> can find in IE's Internet Options to no avail.  I have dug around in
> the Administrative Tools section, also to no avail.
>
> Would anyone have any ideas on how to solve this issue??

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