Installation Guide
From GeoGebra Manual
Webstart
Webstart reinstallation on Windows XP
- Start Menu, Run..., type "javaws -viewer" into the open field and press enter
- Right-click on GeoGebra -> Delete
- Re-run GeoGebra Webstart
Webstart reinstallation on Windows 7
- In the Start Menu type "javaws -viewer" into the search field and press enter
- Right-click on GeoGebra -> Delete
- Re-run GeoGebra Webstart
Webstart reinstallation on Windows Vista
- Disable UAC
- Restart computer
- In the Start Menu type "javaws -viewer" into the search field and press enter
- Right-click on GeoGebra -> Delete
- Re-run GeoGebra Webstart
- Turn UAC back on
Webstart reinstallation on a Mac
- Delete the GeoGebra.app from my Applications folder.
- Go into the Java Preferences -> Network -> View Cache Files and delete the GeoGebra.app file that is there and re-run GeoGebra Webstart
Webstart reinstallation on Linux
- Open a terminal
- javaws -viewer
- Right-click on geogebra.jnlp -> Delete
- Re-run GeoGebra Webstart
Applet Problems
First, check Java is working on your computer: http://www.java.com/en/download/help/testvm.xml
- Then Java Control Panel -> General -> Temporary Internet Files -> Settings -> Delete files...
- To get the Java Control Panel in Windows 7, open Control Panel then type "Java" in the search box (top right).
Associating .ggb files with Webstart (Windows)
- Start Menu -> Run -> javaws -verbose -import -shortcut -association http://www.geogebra.org/webstart/geogebra.jnlp
Problems with the offline installer (Windows) removing an old version of GeoGebra
- Start Menu -> Run -> explorer C:\Program Files\Zero G Registry
- Edit this file in Notepad: .com.zerog.registry.xml and remove the GeoGebra related bits
NB C:\Program Files\Zero G Registry is a hidden folder, so normally won't appear in C:\Program Files
Network install (Windows)
- Install on a standalone machine
- Copy the files from C:\Program Files\GeoGebra to the network
- Associate .ggb and .ggt files with GeoGebra.exe
Other error messages
Error message "Installer User Interface Not Supported" This is a problem when your Windows username contains unusual characters, eg !, # Solution: Create another user eg Test and install using that http://www.hauser-wenz.de/s9y/index.php?/archives/138-Installer-User-Interface-Mode-Not-Supported.html