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I keep on getting this message when I'm trying to log on to Hotmail
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And my browser (IE 6) cannot go to any java links. They either don't load or they are blank pages. I tried installing java, enabling them on the internet options, and even installed a new browser it is still the same thing!!!
I'm very pissed right now but I really really need some help. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Thank you, Zaragon

JavaScript is different from Java. Somehow, security has gotten turn on in IE. If you go to tools, internet options, security, then look at Internet (for hotmail anyway), hit the custom level button, you will see that scripting has been disabled.

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