AngryTech

Hello. I have been searching for a way to enable/disable a Chromebook's webcam on a schedule. We do not want students to have access to the webcam during the evening hours. There is no way to do that directly through the Admin Console to my knowledge. UIt has been suggested that we try Lightspeed Relay, but while I am waiting to do the demo, I figured I would ask here. Does anyone have any suggestions as to how I might do this?

Well, I just did as you said and I still have the same problem. I can't seem to get a handle on this. I even tried disabling my antivirus and nothing. Any other suggestions?

I can handle installing both versions, but is there a tutorial somewhere for the environment variables? I know how to change and create environment variables in Windows, but I am not familiar with the Java ones.

I usually install the default version that is selected when I go to the Java website. The 32-bit version is installed by default when you use the automated installer. In either case, I have tried installing one or the other at a time but neither one seems to help.

I just recently installed Java 7 Update 25 on a number of Windows 7 machines with Internet Explorer 10. When you go to the Java website and verify the java version, you get a an error: Microsoft Jscript Error, Object Expected. This also occurs on any website with a Java applet. We need java for our accounting software so we are temporarily using Firefox, but I would like to get back to using Internet Explorer. Chrome and Firefox work fine with Java. I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling, rolling back to IE 9 and installing an older version. None of these have worked. Has anyone else encountered this and how did you fix it? Any other suggestions???? This has me stumped. Thanks.

I have recently purchased a bunch of chromebooks for the school district I work for. I am trying to figure out a way to set the flag "Allow proxies for shared networks" for every user that logs on to the chromebooks. We have a proxy server for content filtering and firewall purposes, but I have found the only way to make it work fully, and allow full browsing of the internet is to check the box for "Allow proxies for shared networks." This has to be done on each user. I can't hand this to a 3rd grader and have him do it. Does anyone know of a way to set it for all users? I have also found that if I configure my proxy settings manually on the box without using the google apps management console, I can get it to work for full browsing, but I have to not enter anything in for the SOCKS host. I only configure the HTTP, HTTPS, and FTP proxy settings. Again, I can't hand this to a student to do. If I try to do it through the google apps management console, it won't let me leave the SOCKS host box blank. Does anyone have a solution here? Thanks.