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Are you using Java 7 64 bit or Java 7 32 &nbsp;bit? <br />
Are both installed? &nbsp;<br />
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you may need to make sure you are starting IE 11 - 32bit &nbsp;version and see if java 7u45 32bit is installed. &nbsp;<br />
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if you are trying to access the site with IE 11 - 64bit, the 64 bit java 7u45 should work.
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Are you using Java 7 64 bit or Java 7 32  bit?
Are both installed?  

you may need to make sure you are starting IE 11 - 32bit  version and see if java 7u45 32bit is installed.  

if you are trying to access the site with IE 11 - 64bit, the 64 bit java 7u45 should work.

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Thanks, I have just verified that the IE is 32 bit &nbsp;!!<br />
so I have downloaded and installed manually &nbsp;the &nbsp;32-bit &nbsp;Java version &nbsp;JavaSetup7u45.exe<br />
after removing the &nbsp;64-bit Java version ..<br />
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and everything is working fine now ..
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Thanks, I have just verified that the IE is 32 bit  !!
so I have downloaded and installed manually  the  32-bit  Java version  JavaSetup7u45.exe
after removing the  64-bit Java version ..

and everything is working fine now ..

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I am able to install an offline JAVA on my Win 7 &nbsp;Professional &nbsp;64bit, <br />
But<br />
I am not able to verify Java installed using the verification site on Java.com<br />
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Secondly, every time I connect a site requires Java, it complains that Java is not installed!!<br />
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- the user is a member of the local &nbsp;Administrators &nbsp;group<br />
- &nbsp;and the browser is &nbsp;IE. v11 <br />
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Thanks..
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I am able to install an offline JAVA on my Win 7  Professional  64bit, 
But
I am not able to verify Java installed using the verification site on Java.com

Secondly, every time I connect a site requires Java, it complains that Java is not installed!!

- the user is a member of the local  Administrators  group
-  and the browser is  IE. v11 

Thanks..

Cannot Install JAVA on Win 7  Professional -  64-bit

Web browsers are applications used primarily to display documents, files and media from the Internet, identified by a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) that can be a page, image, video or other file. Some browsers require the use of add-ons or extensions to safely render the information they receive; others have systems built into them to perform the same functions.