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My problem usually happens when I have logged off the internet and I go back. I get a small screen in the center and it says "dtdp://748/331lljgen44.cjt1net/HTM/704/0/JavaSiteRequest.asp?LV=6000&DC=453&NF=0&IW=720&IH=300&ORD=1121629852397?
7" and after I hit OK it then says can not find site "dtdp://748/331lljgen44.cjt1net/HTM/704/0/JavaSiteRequest.asp?LV=6000&DC=453&NF=0&IW=720&IH=300&ORD=1121629852397?
and after that I can go about my business

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Short answer: this looks like a locally installed component (toolbars/adware/extension) invoking a non‑HTTP protocol handler — not a problem with the Java runtime. The presence of the word “Java” in the server script name is misleading; as noted, that substring alone doesn’t mean the Java VM is at fault. ’s description (and ’s confusion) fits the common pattern where an add‑on registered a custom URL scheme and tries to contact an ad/tracking script when the machine reconnects.

Practical checklist:

  • Inspect browser add‑ons/toolbars and disable anything unknown.
  • Open Control Panel → Programs (or Add/Remove Programs) and remove recently installed or unfamiliar software.
  • Use Task Manager (Startup tab) or msconfig to disable suspicious startup items so they don’t run after reconnecting.
  • Run an up‑to‑date on‑demand anti‑malware/adware scan (use a reputable scanner) and remove flagged items.
  • Do not follow or paste unknown protocol URLs into the Run box — they trigger whatever program registered that scheme.

Advanced pointer (for experienced users): the custom protocol handler is registered in the registry (HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT under the protocol name you saw). That key will show the executable that handles the call. Back up the registry or create a restore point before changing anything, and only edit the registry if comfortable.

If the popup persists after removing suspicious programs and scanning, use Safe Mode to test, consider restoring the system to a clean restore point, or reinstall the affected browser. The dialog you saw is almost always an add‑on contacting an ad server — not the Java VM itself.

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Hi everyone,

Huh what's this??
Is this supposed to be a Java question??

Richard West

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My problem usually happens when I have logged off the internet and I go back. I get a small screen in the center and it says "dtdp://748/331lljgen44.cjt1net/HTM/704/0/JavaSiteRequest.asp?LV=6000&DC=453&NF=0&IW=720&IH=300&ORD=1121629852397?
7" and after I hit OK it then says can not find site "dtdp://748/331lljgen44.cjt1net/HTM/704/0/JavaSiteRequest.asp?LV=6000&DC=453&NF=0&IW=720&IH=300&ORD=1121629852397?
and after that I can go about my business

I think the parts in bold are what made jrichards think this is a Java problem... but, no, it isn't.

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