Ntuser.dat; registery settings affecting jre

hello,
I have been working on a project that requires jre 1.4.2_* (we are using _05) that is utilized to access an applet driven website. We have W2K boxes on a novell network using IE 6.0. We are using a test pc and everthing seems to have loaded properly (JRE). In accessing the site we get the dreaded red "X" as the applet(s) have not been initialized.
In working on a different box (with the same image as the test pc) on the same network I loaded the mentioned settings and modifying the specific JRE under the advanced tab in the java plugin and too the correct browser. It worked. Having another user login they failed and had the similiar red "X" mentioned above. In troubleshooting we moved my ntuser.dat file into the other users profile and it worked. Going back to the test pc and performing the similiar step it worked as well.
I was hoping someone could tell me what in the ntuser.dat file is a registery setting preventing/allowing users from having applets work properly? Is there some type of authentication or cerfificate setting? Any help with this would be greatly appreciated so we can assure that we permanently fix the problem.
thanks in advance,
Michael

The most likely Registry entries are associated with keys that contain the term "JavaSoft", so search for this and see what you find. There are other java-associated registry entries, though.

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